Battery Guru

If you are iPhone and iPad owner,you now can download Battery Guru for free from Apple Store. The application is designed for use in English language. It is a whopper, weighing in at 1022568, so make sure you have plenty of free space on your iOS device. It is highly advisable to have the latest app version installed so that you don`t miss out on the fresh new features and improvements. The current app version 1.8 has been released on 2014-11-26.
Bottom Line: For more information about Battery Guru check developer Ben Slaney`s website : http://macdaddy.io

hi there master chef best battery shows live mha consumption is best feature now all user could show setigns app show other captain or both in same area up top be perfection                     best battery app every could use update James. Braselton

Keep tabs on your battery usage no frills but extremely useful The author has several other useful tools you migth want to take a look at as well                     Does one thing and does it exceedingly well MadeInNY

I am probably a bit too picky here but the font on the dock doesn t match the latest Yosemite fonts and it is not vertically centered in the dock which makes it just not look good sitting in the dock Love the app but would be great if the fonts can be fixed                 Like the app but font on dock looks odd CobusT

Good program but lots of times the battery gets short cycled from 30 or 40 to ensure use in immediate future While Battery Guru provides information on remaining life of charge and of battery it seems like it would be better if I could see how long it had been since the last full charge from 10 or 15 up to full                 Would be better with a last full charge date randybump

After installing a new battery in my late 2008 Macbook aluminum I was disappointed because it wasn t providing much of an increase in battery life With this tool running I was able to pinpoint my problem was Safari In particular Flash and some other plugins that were chewing up battery even while the machine was sleeping Problem now solved plugins disabled Really like this app It is like the MPG or KPG computation on a car that allows you to see how your drivig behavior affects fuel efficiency                     See why your battery drains while you work SamOfMinnesota

For better tracking of battery health info this is a great app Not quite sure why the of life changes but may be part of the charge discharge intricities of the Li batteries One may be surprised how much mAh are being used even on the charger when using intensive CPU i e web site live video at times even more than the charger battery can keep up with and the battery starts to charge Was concerned when my battery capacity dropped to 93 but after a good workout on battery it is back up to 96 3 not bad for an almost 3 year old MBPro original battery                     Great little app TomH47

When Apple killed the time remaining clock on the battery menu item I went looking for a replacement This is a good way to monitor how fast your battery is draining which is not an exact feature match but it s still very handy to have all this information at your fingertips Note There s a v1 6 available on the developer s website that is Mavericks compatible and should post to the App Store soon                     Neat little app scottastrophic

cool app but can use better user interface             it s okay AppleTech96

It displays amps usage exactly what I needed                     Great Kosstia

While all the information this app provides is otherwise located in the System Profiler who wants to open that bloated app and dig through pages of info Battery Guru puts it right on the menu bar no icons or graphics just clear data I love that                     Exactly What It Says skibumstevo

I like that it shows exact info on the mAh usage at a glance in the menubar rather than needing to bring up a separate window It s a good model but could be fleshed out a bit more Specifically I wish it had an option where it would show the remaining charge or battery temperature in the menubar rather than the current charge usage             Good at a glance info Gscoulson