One UI 7.0 installs Battery Health and Cycle Count stats but Samsung is playing favorites

Samsung has started expanding the One UI 7.0 update to its flagship devices today. This update targets Galaxy S24 series, Z Flip 6, and Z Fold 6 in the US and several European countries. It brings a range of new features to enhance user experience.

Among the additions, users can now access extended battery info. One UI 7.0 installs Battery Health and Cycle Count, which help monitor battery performance over time.

• Battery Health shows the battery’s current capacity compared to its original state.
• Cycle Count tracks how many full charge cycles the device has completed.

However, these features aren’t available everywhere yet. It could be due to differences in firmware or a gradual rollout plan; all in all, Samsung is playing favorites here.

These tools are handy for managing device longevity, though their absence in some countries has left users puzzled. Samsung hasn’t explained why these battery features vary by region.

One UI 7.0 Battery Health and Cycle Count

The rollout began earlier this week on April 7 in South Korea, Samsung’s home market. The company then expanded it to the US and Europe, sticking to its announced schedule.

For those in the US, the update arrives right on time, as Samsung promised an April 10 release, and European users are also seeing it roll out today.

If you own an S24, Z Flip 6, or Z Fold 6, check for the update in Settings under Software Update. Availability might depend on your carrier or region, so it could take a few days to reach everyone.