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Version 4.0.11 · 2026-09-11
Bug fixes and improvements.
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The store currently lists version 4.0.11, updated 2026-09-11.








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Is your phone charging as fast as it should? Don't guess-know for sure with Amperes Battery Charging Lite!
Amperes is your ultimate battery companion, giving you a real-time look at exactly how fast your iPhone or iPad is charging. Charging speed can vary wildly depending on your cable, your power adapter, the port you're plugged into, and what your device is doing in the background. Amperes cuts through the guesswork and hands you the hard numbers.
WHY USE AMPERES?
- Instantly see live charging speed in milliamperes (mA)
- Compare cables, chargers, wall outlets, power banks, and car adapters
- Spot the slow charger hiding in your drawer before it wastes another night
- Track how background apps and screen brightness affect charging power
- Learn what real fast charging looks like versus a trickle charge
- Keep an eye on your battery's overall health and current status
KEY FEATURES…
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