HeyOkay/HaloBattery
Unified battery level indicators for 2.4GHz mice, headsets and Bluetooth devices in the Windows tray
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Shows the battery level of wireless devices in the Windows system tray. Each device gets its own icon: a battery ring with the device pictogram in the middle. No Synapse or other vendor software required. While charging, the arc slowly "breathes": Tested on real hardware: Support for other devices is not guaranteed. The code already reads the other Razer wireless mice whose battery OpenRazer reads (Pro Click, Pro Click V2 and V2 Vertical, Naga, Viper, DeathAdder, Basilisk, Mamba, Lancehead and others; the list is KNOWN in providers/razer.py), includes protocols for some other WLmouse models, should read most other Logitech HID++ 2.0 mice and keyboards on a Lightspeed or Unifying receiver and the other Arctis Nova 7 and Nova 5 models, reads the older Arctis 1 / 7 / 9 / Pro Wireless / 7+ and GameBuds the way HeadsetControl documents them, reads other Xbox-compatible controllers the same way as the…
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- Halo Battery
- Supported devices
- Installation
- Option 1: ready-made .exe (recommended)
- Option 2: from source
- The icon
- Tray menu
- Troubleshooting
- Credits
- License
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What this repository does
Unified battery level indicators for 2.4GHz mice, headsets and Bluetooth devices in the Windows tray
Repository facts
- Owner
- HeyOkay
- Primary language
- Python
- Stars
- 209
- Forks
- 18
- Open issues + pull requests
- 57
- License
- MIT
- Archived
- No
- Default branch
- main
- Created
- 2026-09-25T06:05:56.000Z
- Last push
- 2026-09-27T08:10:43.000Z
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