Checking Battery Status Using Xamarin.Forms

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Step 1 :

add the following NuGet Packages to your project.
  • Xam.Plugin.Battery 

Step 2 : 

Use the following Code :



  private void btn_Clicked(object sender, EventArgs e)  
       {  
           if (CrossBattery.IsSupported)  
           {  
               var falta = CrossBattery.Current.RemainingChargePercent;  //Current battery level 0 - 100
               Lb1.Text = $"PERSENTAGE: {falta.ToString()}";  
  
               var status = CrossBattery.Current.Status;  // Current status of the battery
               Lb1.Text += $"STATUS:{status.ToString()}\n";  
  
               var source = CrossBattery.Current.PowerSource;  // Currently how the battery is being charged.
               Lb1.Text += $"MEDIUM: {source.ToString()}";  
  
           
               CrossBattery.Current.BatteryChanged += Current_BatteryChanged;  
           }  
       }  
  
       private void Current_BatteryChanged(object sender, Plugin.Battery.Abstractions.BatteryChangedEventArgs e)  
       {  
           LblStatus.Text = "STATUS NOW:" + e.Status.ToString()";  
           LblStatus.Text += "BATTERY:" + e.IsLow.ToString();  
       }

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