# Remote Battery Monitor+ — user reviews

> 3 indexed App Store user reviews of Remote Battery Monitor+ by Chris Karcher, rated 4.50/5 from 6 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/remote-battery-monitor-plus/id6477708105/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/remote-battery-monitor-plus/id6477708105.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 4 · 4★ 1 · 3★ 1 · 2★ 0 · 1★ 0

## Most critical reviews (3 lowest-rated)

### 3/5 — Tom

*2024-12-31*

I don’t see nothing so spatial about this

**Developer response:** Hi Tom - this app was developed as a utility that runs in the background on the AVP (and other Apple devices) and not intended to be immersive on the AVP.  We hope you'll reconsider your review with this in mind!

### 4/5 — Suggestions

*2024-03-07*

Need ability to rename device (eg it’s just iPhone or IPad), on MacOS battery status is not shown

**Developer response:** Hey DavinciHDR - thanks for the feedback!  The app will display actual device names in a future release, we're just waiting on the entitlement approval from Apple.

We also noticed issues recently with the display of macOS battery levels.  We'll get that fixed ASAP.

### 5/5 — Nice but some suggestions…

*2024-03-22*

Nice app but may I suggest rethinking where you put the last updated dates?  Looking from my iPad, you’ve got a date/time displayed immediately below the Vision Pro on the initial device list view which seems to imply how recent the status is but that of course isn’t true.  That’s when the app was launched and last looked.  Devices like the Vision Pro that aren’t available are or course out-of-date.

There is that icon on the device entry to indicate that the status is old and you can click through to see when the device status was last updated but may I suggest that you put this date/time on the front view for each device?  And I would move the date/time that the app last looked up or down into a corner, away from the device list.

Lastly, I suggest changing or at least providing an option to display the date/time has “human readable” time elapsed (as it’s sometimes referred to).  In other words, show “now”, “a few minutes ago”, “three hours ago”, “two days ago”, etc. instead.  Much easier to interpret quickly than a full date/timestamp.

Cheers!

**Developer response:** Hey Chris - great feedback!  I'll get it incorporated in a future release.  🙌

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