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battery

A battery symbol indicating power level or energy status.

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Unicode
U+1F50B
Version
Emoji 0.6
Category
Subcategory

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Platform Meanings

Apple
On Apple devices, it appears as a green battery icon with a lightning bolt when charging, otherwise shows remaining charge level.
Google
Google's version typically displays a gray or colored battery outline, sometimes indicating low power or charging status depending on context.
Twitter
Twitter renders it as a standard battery icon, commonly used to represent device battery life or metaphorically to indicate personal energy levels.
Unicode Official
The Unicode standard defines this emoji as 'battery', representing an electric battery used to power electronic devices.

Introduction

The 🔋 emoji depicts a standard AA or AAA battery and is primarily used to indicate the power level of electronic devices such as smartphones, laptops, or remote controls. It can signal that a device is running low on battery, fully charged, or currently charging—especially when paired with other emojis like ⚡. Beyond its literal meaning, users often employ this emoji metaphorically to express their own energy levels; for example, saying 'I'm at 10% 🔋' to convey exhaustion or 'Fully charged 🔋' to show readiness and vigor. It’s commonly seen in tech-related conversations, customer support chats about device issues, or casual messages among friends discussing daily stamina. The visual design may vary slightly across platforms—Apple shows a more detailed battery with dynamic fill levels, while Google and Twitter use simpler outlines—but the core meaning remains consistent. This emoji serves both practical and expressive purposes, bridging technical communication with everyday emotional language.

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What is Emoji?

Emoji are pictographic symbols originating from Japan that have become a universal digital language. They can be used across various platforms and applications to express emotions, objects, activities, and concepts. The Unicode standard defines thousands of emoji and continues to expand.

Last Updated: 2026-06-04✓ Expert Verified
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