SPECS: Device Info & Widgets

Specs shows everything inside your Android phone, tablet or Wear OS watch, with live readings
straight from the hardware.

**Live performance**
• CPU clock speed of every core, grouped into prime, performance and efficiency clusters
• Memory, compressed memory (zRAM) and storage at a glance
• Thermal status and how close the device is to throttling

**Battery, measured**
• Live charging and drain current in mA, power in watts, voltage and temperature
• Battery health, charge cycles (Android 14 and later) and estimated capacity

**Real sensor readings**
• Compass, bubble level, barometer with altitude, light, proximity and step counter
• Live motion and gyroscope charts, and every sensor with its vendor and power use
• GNSS satellite view: which constellations your GPS hears, satellites in use and dual-band support

**Connectivity**
• Wi-Fi standard, band, channel and link speed; Wi-Fi 6E and 7 support
• Cellular network and signal strength
• Speed test with download, upload, ping, jitter and bufferbloat, run only when you start it
• Bluetooth LE features, LE Audio and Auracast support, nearby devices

**Every lens and the display**
• Each camera's sensor, focal length, aperture, stabilisation, RAW and HDR video support
• Display resolution, every refresh rate, HDR formats and colour support

**Wear OS**
• The watch app shows its own processor, memory, storage, battery and live sensors, including heart rate
• Tile and watch-face complications for CPU, memory, storage and battery temperature
• Your watch's specs appear in the phone app too

**Share and keep**
• A spec card image with your device's headline specs
• A full Markdown system report
• Home screen widgets and Quick Settings tiles

**Free, with one optional purchase:** Specs is free and supported by ads. A one-time
purchase removes the ads for good on every Android device signed in to your Google account.
The Wear OS app never shows ads.

**Private by design:** no accounts and no analytics. Your device's details are read on the device
and never sent anywhere. The speed test contacts public test servers only when you run it. Ads
are served by Google AdMob, with a consent choice where the law requires it.