Do you want to see how much battery your Bluetooth devices (like headphones, mouse, or keyboard) have left on your Windows 11 computer? This guide will show you how to check that easily using Windows settings.

Bluetooth lets your computer connect wirelessly to other devices nearby. When your Bluetooth device is connected, some of them send their battery level to your PC. This way, you can see how much charge is left without guessing.

Sometimes, your Bluetooth device will have its own app to check the battery, but you don’t always need it. Windows 11 can show you battery info right inside its Settings app for many devices.

How to Check Your Bluetooth Device’s Battery Level in Windows 11

Follow these simple steps to find your Bluetooth device’s battery level:

1. Open Windows Settings: Press Windows key + I on your keyboard.
   
   
   Or click the Start button (looks like the Windows logo), then choose Settings.
   

   Click Start > Settings or press Windows + I

2. In the Settings window, click Bluetooth & devices on the left side.
   

   

   
   
   
3. Now, look on the right side. You’ll see your connected Bluetooth devices listed here. If your device supports battery info, you will see the battery percentage right below the device name.
   

   

   
   
   
4. If you don’t see your device listed, scroll down and click View more devices to see all paired Bluetooth devices.
   

   

   
   
   
5. Find your device in the list and check if the battery level is shown.

Note: If your Bluetooth device is connected but you don’t see a battery level, it means the device does not send battery info to Windows.

In Summary

• Windows 11 can show the battery level of many Bluetooth devices in the Settings app.
• Access it by going to Settings > Bluetooth & devices.
• If you don’t see your device listed, use the View more devices link to find it.
• If the battery level doesn’t show, your device might not support sending battery info.

Now you know how to keep an eye on your Bluetooth device’s battery so you’re never caught with a dead headset or mouse!

Need more help with Windows 11? Check out the official Microsoft help page here: Windows 11 Support.