Where to see battery health?

[ctny]

How can I tell the battery health? The factory capacity is 4000mah, but the battery gets weaker as time goes on. 

Apple iPhone tells you current maximum capacity and charge cycle count. Does Samsung show you any of these information?

[Dan2023]

Maybe you should have stuck with the iPhone?

This is the US, so EU laws don't apply, and may need an act of Congress to make it the same.

[Robin621k]

I don't own an Iphone !

Samsung Care+ replaces a battery for FREE when the battery hits 79% or lower. According to Samsung's diagnostic, Good threshold is as low as 75%. This is why they will not let you see battery health in percentage. They won't even publish what Good or Normal is considered.

[Dan2023]

I wasn't saying that you had an iPhone now, but thought that you had in the past based on your knowledge of the battery information available on the Apple phone in your original post.

And I now understand why you're so concerned with the battery percentage. I don't have Samsung Care+ and wasn't aware of their terms.

Thank you for this clarification. It would have been helpful to know at the beginning.

Have you contacted Samsung Care+ about this issue? Perhaps they have different percentages for different devices for specific batteries and haven't taken the time or the expense to provide the information in percentages. Let's face it, Apple makes one phone, including the software, so some things are easier for them to do.

[Robin621k]

I was speaking in general terms, this information should not be hidden from the user. I will and do defend Samsung on most things, this is one of those situations where I believe it is a indefensible business practice.

[Popsicle20]

I use an app called AccuBattery. I've found it to be very helpful.

[guillermo99]

Samsung galaxy s25 plus cycles battery