- Price$0.99
- CategoryUtilities
- First releasedAugust 28, 2009
- Versions3 archived
- Installable3 of 3
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- SellerTeokoul
- Bundle IDcom.adeem.BatteryAlarm
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Report an issue*1st App with Charged Notification since 2009 *120k users worldwide
You no longer need to waste your time looking at your iPhone till your battery is charged, you will be alerted once your battery reaches your desired level. With the Apple Watch app, you can check your iPhone charging progress from your watch, making things even more convenient.
In addition to the charged notifications, BatteryFull+ (alarm) now provides a history of your charging sessions. You can track how long it takes to charge your device, and see how much time you spend charging it. With this feature, you can optimize your charging habits and extend your device's battery life.
How does it Work?
For iPhone Users Simply plug in your device and turn on the app. Set the alarm by moving the alarm icon to your desired level, and activate it by clicking "Set Alarm." Keep the app open and your phone unlocked for the alarm to sound at the desired level. With the pro feature, you can also view your charging history and track your charging habits to optimize your device's battery life.
For Apple Watch Users You can check the battery level of your iPhone anytime or you can check your iPhone charging progress from your watch using the Apple Watch app. Enable notifications on your Apple Watch and you will receive notification during charging.
Achievements Ranked in the top 100 free utilities in 43 countries and the top 100 paid utilities in 15 and 17 countries in November and December 2009
What our customers said:
"If you 'love' your iPhone, this app is a must-have." - Thai Tanic "Is highly recommended" - Fredericia iPhone Macho "Excellent" - Nabil Ahmed "Exactly what was missing!!!"
Here are some reviews from sites:
"Sitting around waiting for your battery to be fully charged is dumb! With BatteryFull+ (alarm), you'll still have to sit around, but at least you won't have to check it every 5 minutes... just wait for the app to tell you when your battery is fully charged." - iPhoneAppReviews
"The application BatteryFull can help you save energy. The iPhone is fully charged within two hours, so there's no need to keep it on the charger the entire night." - iPhoneFreakz
Bundle Size Over Time
Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| December 2, 2023 | 6.1 | ★ 5.0 | 3 | $0.99 |
From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.
Archived Reviews
8 of 25This is a paid app that surprises you with ads and then demands more money to remove them. Get with it Apple! Start policing these thieves! Does the mob run Apple?
I have an iPhone 6 plus. When charging the app displays (null)% And there is no circle display. When unplugged all it provides is hours remaining above the ads. Power usage screen is 0s. I uninstalled and reinstalled the app and nothing. The only feature that works is the sound when the phone is fully charged.
Thanks for this good app
It did not alert me when fully charged, iphone apps are bad not just like the android apps and they are free,
Finally! A simple and easy to use app that does what it says! When your iPhone is fully charged, it alerts you.
1. No alert when battery is low. 2. Does not work in background or when app is not open. 3. Keeps showing $0.99 upgrade after I already removed adds. Fix the above issues and I will keep it on my iPhone. To me, apps that only do a fraction or half of what they're supposed to do are dangerous.
You should add some mor stuff.
Would be nice if it allowed phone to sleep while running thus saving even more energy. Doesn't do very good job of updating charge percentage. App said 95% while phone battery icon was showing 97% and this was for more than 10 minutes. Try the free one until more improvements are made.
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.