This app works great on supported devices. I am appalled by some of the reviewers here  rating this great app poorly because of their own ignorance and stupidity. If the value is in the ~500000mAh area  first of all its what is reported by your device(!!)  secondly you can normalize this value in the settings! On my Note 2 this app gives the exact charging current from 500mA using a 500mA charger to 1800mA using a 2.1A charger on the stock kernel or 2000+ mA with modded charging current settings. On my Nexus 10 the app displays the current flow into and out of the battery (supplied by the adapter-used by the device). The app not being able to show charging current only is because of a limitation in the Maxim DS2784 """"""""""""""""fuel gauge"""""""""""""""" IC used by Samsung in the N10. It's not because of CurrentWidget and it's nothing that can be done software-wise. And if CurrentWidget is not showing what you would like it to show  start by contacting the developer  don't write bullshit in the review section.""
March 04 2014