Discharge and charging speed not working

[dhilibann-arch]

Oneplus 11
Latest stable Android 16
Latest stable oxygen OS

@pavelc4
@Rve27

Only issue discharge and charging speed not working

[Rve27]

hm.. it's weird, because the charging/discharging speed is taken from the Android API

[Rve27]

app-github-debug.zip
please try this app variant and send the logs

[dhilibann-arch]

Sorry for the delayed reply
For some unknown reasons, both normal release apk and the debug apk I used to download from the release pages, doesn’t work for me, like the charging and discharging details
But the debug apk u provided did work for me and the speeds are showing
While the speeds are working, there are few issues with that

• The charging speed is highly inaccurate, I use a 100w charger, while at any stage of charging the app shows not more than 30 or 35 watts (may be that can be due to dual battery orientation of the device, cause I have seen other apps getting those issue, but they also provided an option which enable the app to accommodate the dual battery orientation)
• The charge cycle count is not correct
• The uptime is very much incorrect
• Am not sure how accurate this discharge speed is

As of now, am sure that charging speeds are inaccurate

As far as the logs are concerned, am not sure how to get them
If you can direct me to the procedure to get the logs, I can do it and send you the necessary logs

@Rve27

[Rve27]

• The charging speed is highly inaccurate, I use a 100w charger, while at any stage of charging the app shows not more than 30 or 35 watts (may be that can be due to dual battery orientation of the device, cause I have seen other apps getting those issue, but they also provided an option which enable the app to accommodate the dual battery orientation)
• The charge cycle count is not correct
• The uptime is very much incorrect
• Am not sure how accurate this discharge speed is

As of now, am sure that charging speeds are inaccurate

About 100w charger
The 100W advertised speed is peak power, which the device only achieves under very specific, ideal conditions—usually when the screen is turned off, the device is idle, and the battery temperature is cool (typically at low battery percentages like 0-20%).
When you open the app to check the speed, the screen is active (Screen-On). Android kernels and thermal engines aggressively throttle the charging wattage (often capping it around 30W–35W) to prevent the device from overheating while you are using it. So, seeing 30-35W while checking the app is actually a very normal behavior for high-wattage fast charging.