This is a tiny yet useful feature in Ubuntu 24.04. Very useful for people who use Bluetooth headphones, keyboards and mouse.

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Ubuntu 24.04 introduces a handy feature that displays the battery status of connected Bluetooth devices. Users can check battery status via the Power settings in the GNOME desktop environment. Alternatively, GNOME Extensions like Bluetooth Battery Indicator or Bluetooth Battery Meter can show this information in the system tray or top panel, making it easier to monitor device battery levels.

I Discovered This Tiny Feature in Ubuntu 24.04 and I Love it

Checking the battery status of connected Bluetooth devices

Get Bluetooth battery status in the system tray