Microsoft has an improved battery icon in the works for Windows 11, but if you want a more comprehensive look at your PC's battery health, you'll want to check out "Battery Flyout." The third-party app by Michał Łeptuch lets you switch power modes and provides detailed charts about your system's battery usage. That app just received a major update.
Some of the functionality of Battery Flyout is already available in Windows 11 or is on the way to the operating system. For example, the app supports showing battery percentage, which is a feature in testing on Windows 11. But Battery Flyout brings together several features related to your system's battery health and houses them within a unified interface.
- Power slider is now enabled on ARM64 devices
- You can generate battery report with a few groups of details: PC summary, battery levels (for one day or one week), installed battery details, battery saving recommendations and others.
- Minor fixes for stability and overall performance of the app
- More settings for tray icon style
Best apps for Windows 11
The developer of Battery Flyout may sound familiar. That's because Łeptuch also makes Calendar Flyout, which is one of the best apps to customize Windows 11. I plan to test Battery Flyout for a bit to see if it should also be added to that list. Early signs are quite promising.
Łeptuch makes several apps I use on a regular basis. Fluent Emoji Gallery is a useful program that lets you save emojis as either SVG, PNG, GIF, and ICO files. The app includes 3-D, 2-D, and monochrome versions of Microsoft's Fluent Emojis. I've been known to make a cheeky meme every now and again, so having quick access to a library of emojis in my file format of choice is handy.
Other apps from Łeptuch include Ink Workspace, Input Switcher, and Media Flyout.
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