Battery info

[Alfonzy]

Can anyone answer why my S25 does not have the new battery cycle count and health page in battery information, thanks 

[nxmah]

If im not wrong happy to be corrected this extra info are showed to people who actually rooted the phone , which I don't suggest and and samsung don't allow, on top of everything it could expose the device vulnerability and some app wouldn't work due to security breach

[nxmah]

I have an s25 ultra and doesn't have any of these extra stats and could be from a beta or a future feature or country based

[Alfonzy]

Thanks for info

[Dolgogi]

As far as I'm aware, American unlocked (non carrier) and Indian phones have the new battery stats only.

No idea if, or when, other markets will get it.

It has nothing to do with root.

[Alfonzy]

Thanks for info

[Dolgogi]

You're welcome.

Google actually added this ability to Android 14, but Samsung is just starting to enable it with One UI 7/Android15, but sadly not globally yet.

[Cthughha]

Do you reckon it'll be globally rolled out when One UI 7 hits the other devices in April? Very curious to have that feature in Aus

[Dolgogi]

I don't have a definitive answer to this.
It's expected to be rolled out to more devices globally, but until Samsung confirms it, it's just a guess.

[b0redman]

If you only need basic battery information, simply go to the Samsung Members app, tap 'Support' at the bottom right, and then tap 'Get Started'. You can stop the diagnostic process after it checks the 'Battery Status'. By tapping 'Battery Status', you can see an approximate health value. In the 'Life' row, 'Good' means the battery is between 90% and 100%. 'Normal' means it's between 80% and 89%. Any other result will be a warning. Samsung service centers recognize the diagnostic results from the Samsung Members app. If a warning appears within the two-year warranty period, you can take it to the service center.