Battery Sound Notification

NotABotPC // NaamEinTo

2 years ago

it works, without disabling the system sound, which i had to do myself with some ADB knowledge from the internet and MIUI 12.5 momentus, which doesnt let you change the sound straight in there. a shame it uses media sound output, rather than notification/ringtones audio output, so i had to manually tone down the audio with Audacity. it works though, it really does, so overall a 2 star. apology for not using the other "features" in this app because it isnt widely used.

A Google user

6 years ago

Great little app. Works well. I had issues with similar apps, but this one works and keeps on working, and does what it is suppose to when it is supposed to..... currently running android v8.1.0 on a note 9. After a while I had to put the app on my not monitored app list under battery management, but except for this I haven't had any issues.

Amber O'reilly

1 year ago

If you could plug in your charger without the app opening automatically then I would be happy to refer more people to this app. When unplugging the charger the app doesn't open which is what I want but if only it didn't open when plugging in the charging cord.

Hello Guys

10 months ago

give option to limit how many time it should remind about battery drainaing because it pissing me off everytime remindering me even when I know the situation.

chromatic24

2 years ago

Its honestly great, just what I need! There's only one flaw however, the way it plays through media sound instead of notification or system sound. I really want to use the "Play at max volume" option, and when I do, and let's say I'm playing a game, if I put my phone on charge, the games sound goes really loud. Which isn't convenient. If this app could have an update, it would be nice, otherwise its good.

MFP 2241

1 year ago

After some time getting used to it, I can say this app is very useful. I just have some suggestion: "sound repetition" should be better implemented for each notification, with choice of repeating time intervals. Otherwise, notification sound repetition becomes utterly annoying. Also app still uses media sound rather than notification sound which makes it unreliable at times.

Anderwriter

1 year ago

Easy to use, works well, and you can turn it off (disable its service) when you don't need it. And, unlike some apps of this type, you can select your own sounds. [EDIT:] One bug: When you tap the "play" icon to hear the sound you've selected, it says: "Are you sure you want to cancel the service?" That can't be right. 🤔 [Over 1 year later:] It still does this—but hey, you should know what your own sound is, right? So it's NBD. Thanks for the great app!

Dylan R

11 months ago

When I initially downloaded this app, I don't remember it ferociously giving your personal information away to what seems like anyone and everyone. When you look at what the app shares about your data... Your immediate reaction is to uninstall and mabey even check for spyware. Gross

Vincent the 2nd

4 years ago

Its exactly what I wanted except it uses media audio for the notifications. So if I turn media down the charge sounds won't play. I would rather have an option to use different audio channels like notification or ringtone audio. The "play at max volume" option just makes it so the media volume maxes out when a battery sound plays, making any games you're playing also max volume. Which is disappointing.

Craig Barr

1 year ago

The free version does everything I need and like being able to customize the notifications and charge levels, but the ads are annoying and drain the battery. I may look into how much it costs to get rid of them. I don't think I'll need more features, just getting rid of ads, but if I do buy it, I'll see if I'd benefit from any of them and if there's a limit on the number of instructions. My thanks to the Developer for this free version!

Barry Foxworth

3 years ago

It's working like a charm! This is the BEST of its kind anywhere in the market! It delivers every time! It's all you need for fun, efficiency and dependability! Make up your own text-to-voice remarks for any or all situations! Battery getting low? Let it know. Battery full? Let it tell you to unplug. Plugging in charger? Let it say "Thanks! I was feeling so drained!" It's a great app for fun, as well as it telling you about the most important part of your phone...your battery!

Joel Tashinian

1 year ago

I NEED this app. Only 1 thing is... ...when you ✅ "play at max volume" It doesn't just raise it's own volume, it raises all sounds to max. This is a problem if you're playing music at, say.... 60%. The app will raise your music to an uncomfortable 100% AND overlay the notification sound causing extreme distortion. Until it doesn't change the music volume and has its own independent volume, I wi keep this feature OFF. Other than that it's a great app and still gets ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

HermCorps

2 years ago

Very cool app & works great. The only feature I wish it had was volume control for each individual sound setup, rather than using the phone's media volume setting. That way if ur watching a video or playing a game & have the volume up high, the sound isn't at the same volume level...Also, 1 other problem that def needs to be fixed is sounds going off during calls. There is a "mute sound during calls" option in settings, which I have turned on, but doesnt work. Otherwise, it's a great app.

Branden Rucci

4 years ago

Very nice app, does exactly what it needs to do unlike any other on the appstore! PLEASE allow the option for the "less than" and "greater than" symbols to be changed to just "EQUALS", that would be a perfect addition that I think shouldn't take too much work to put in.. i would definitely change this to a 5 starts if that gets added because that's all this is missing 🙌

Sajjad Haq

3 years ago

Almost perfect. There's a crucial feature missing. One of the app's function is to make sound when battery drops below a certain percentage. However, it alerts each number in decrements. Example: make sound at >15%. Sound is made at 15%, 14%, 13%... Easy fix: create a function that makes sound once at a certain percentage. Example: Make sound at = 15%

A Google user

6 years ago

It does what it's supposed to do (kinda). The first thing wrong here is that the sound comes through the media channel, setting the volume to whatever I set in the settings (all the way up) during the time the sound plays. This is annoying, especially when I am using my Bluetooth headset, as it is way too loud with the media volume at full potential. Second, the sound is often delayed; sometimes a few seconds, often an hour or more. A few times the delay was over two hours. ZMAX PRO Android 6.0.

B H

3 years ago

It definitely works. You can set sounds to alert you of your battery % at pretty much any level. You can turn it completely on or off. But the ONLY thing its missing that would take the app to the next level is the ability to control the volume level of the sound. I know android has their volume settings, but I'd like to be able to independently turn the battery notifications down to a lower level. For example, if I'm connected to Bluetooth and the sound goes off, it plays in the device so loud.