Batteries

Batteries is a macOS utility that shows battery levels for iPhone, iPad, AirPods, Beats, and supported Bluetooth devices from your Mac.

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What is Batteries?

Batteries is a native macOS utility for monitoring the charge level of your Apple devices and supported Bluetooth accessories from one place. It is designed for people who want a quick way to check battery status without picking up each device individually. The app can display battery information in the menu bar and can notify you when connected devices need recharging. It also supports viewing battery levels for nearby iPhone and iPad hardware through Apple's device-sync workflow, alongside accessories such as AirPods, Beats, and other supported peripherals. Published by Fadel.io OU, Batteries fits best as a lightweight helper for everyday Mac users who manage several rechargeable devices during work or travel.

Key features

  • View battery levels from the macOS menu bar
  • Monitor iPhone and iPad battery status from your Mac
  • Check AirPods, Beats, and supported Bluetooth accessory batteries
  • Get low-battery notifications when devices need recharging
  • See battery information in supported macOS interface areas such as the Touch Bar

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Safety overview

Status: Mostly safe

Batteries is a legitimate device-monitoring utility for macOS. Some features rely on standard Apple device connectivity and may use a helper component so battery updates and notifications work properly in the background. Access related to notifications or device monitoring is normal for this type of app. If you no longer use it, removing it will mainly affect battery tracking and alerts for your connected devices.

Recommendation: Keep Batteries if you regularly check accessory or Apple device battery levels from your Mac. If you do not use its menu bar indicator, notifications, or device tracking features, you can remove it without affecting macOS itself.

Common paths

  • /Applications/Batteries.app

Cache paths

  • ~/Library/Caches/io.fadel.Batteries
  • ~/Library/Caches/io.fadel.Batteries.Helper

Support paths

  • ~/Library/Application Scripts/io.fadel.Batteries.BatteriesTodayExtension
  • ~/Library/Group Containers/KUC6B4JW25.io.fadel.Batteries

Preference paths

  • ~/Library/Preferences/io.fadel.Batteries.plist
  • ~/Library/Preferences/io.fadel.Batteries.Helper.plist

Container paths

  • ~/Library/Containers/io.fadel.Batteries.BatteriesTodayExtension

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