Given this review: "Useless misleading data on Galaxy Note 2 The mA value displayed by this app is meaningless it displays the reference value not the actual charging value. Imagine your car speedometer would always display the maximum speed your car can travel at but not the actual speed right now. How useless! The app displays the charging amps as 1698mA but thats the reference charging value not the actual. For days I've been trying to debug a battery charging problem using this app and was totally misled by this number that it kept displaying. This made me believe that my stock charger (2A output) was working as expected so I was trying to figure out a problem with my phone instead. I finally got suspicious when I connected a 700mA charger to my phone and this app still reported charging current of 1698. Finally I got my hands on another app """"""""""""""""Galaxy charging current"""""""""""""""" which is perhaps showing accurate data.""" Would you recommend this app to a friend? Not at all, No, Maybe, Yes, or Definitely?
Not at all