[hockey1599]

Best battery percentage App?

[robsteve]

Try alt, right shift, h key all held down at the same time to bring up the help screen. There is a battery percentage there.

[rrrebo]

Tiny Meter. Period. 27k, doesn't suck power. Free. Works on OS 7.

download

[diego.roscetti]

MeterBerry. Case Closed!!!

[Fnord]

+1 for MeterBerry.

Been using it for years and have never noticed it to impact battery life.

[hockey1599]

I can't find meter every on AppStore?

[theninjasquad]

How do you guys have TinyMeter installed? It says it's not available for our devices. I used to use meterberry on my 9700, but can't be bothered to install it on my 9900. It also hasn't been updated in over a year.

[Jaji_vzw8330]

If you just want battery percentage SmartBindie will display the exact percentage in the indicator bar or whatever.

Meterberry can do this is well and as a lot more in-depth. But SmartBindie is only $0.99 so if that's all you need, there's a pretty good option.

[AugustArborists]

+1 for MeterBerry, unless you are on 7.1, MB is great on my 9810 (.585), but for some reason blocks outgoing voice transmissions on the 9900 running 7.1. I may downgrade to .590, AT&T blocked hotspot.

[rrrebo]

Download the 5.0+ Tiny Meter from the dev's site I posted above.

[wu-wei]

I used to use meterberry on my 9700, but can't be bothered to install it on my 9900. It also hasn't been updated in over a year.

meterberry isn't updated for quite a long time but it still works.
apart from the logs in options that are getting stuck..

I don't expect much has changed in terms of reading information from the OS and presenting it in a log format...so there's probably no real reason for an update. If it ain't broke....

I have also noticed that the MeterBerry logs lag (say that fast ) but the issue resolves if I clear all prior entries.

[quattrojames]

Batterywatch - it's free and you get the groovy line graph of battery usage.

[wu-wei]

There's the full spectrum for you. TinyMeter is 27 KB...BatteryWatch is 1.1 MB.

[sonicwheeler]

Batterywatch - it's free and you get the groovy line graph of battery usage.

But this sucks battery hardcore from my experience

[quattrojames]

But this sucks battery hardcore from my experience

OK, personally I have never found that.