Samsung One UI 7

Battery Health feature rumoured to be coming to Samsung devices 

with One UI 7    

It is being rumoured that Samsung might bring a Battery Health feature with the One UI 7 update. The next One UI iteration will be based on Android 15, which is said to bring the ability to evaluate battery health and screen the remaining capacity in percentage. One UI 7 is expected to bring loads of significant elements and one of them could be the battery health feature. Apple iPhones have a Battery Health feature, which is an important part when reselling. A recent leak gives the green light to the buzz that says, Galaxy device owners could get an iPhone-like Battery Health feature with Samsung’s next big upgrade based on Android 15 OS. Battery cells of electronic gadgets get degraded with time, resulting in less backup between charges. The battery health feature won’t solve the problem, but let you know about the status.

Samsung is committing to upgrade Galaxy flagships for up to 7 years. Therefore, pleasing hardware is required for long-standing use of the devices. The battery health would allow you to know when the battery requires to be replaced for a longer backup. According to the information available,  One UI 7.0 will get the battery health feature. It means Samsung is planning to bring a cool power protection feature with the upcoming version of One UI. This feature will help you keep track of your device’s battery health and optimize its performance. There are mixed reactions by consumers over the rumour of a battery health feature in One UI 7. Some say it will be a welcome move, while it won’t be anything more than anxiety. We will get to know more about the function if it enters the testing phase at Samsung.

This new addition might also help users see details about their Galaxy device battery capacity. By monitoring the battery health of Galaxy phones or tablets, consumers will be able to take significant steps to optimize battery longevity and ensure it lasts as long as possible. From the information available, we can assume that Samsung battery health feature might offer users options like Maximum Capacity, Peak Performance Capacity, Optimized Battery Charging and Clean Energy Charging.

Like all software development, Samsung’s One UI 7 will also launch a Beta Program. Flagship Samsung devices will get early access to Android 15-based One UI 7 through the Beta Program. The company is expected to launch its One UI 7 Beta in August this year.