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You can use the `upower --enumerate` command on Linux to list all battery powered devices.

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You can use the `upower --enumerate` command on Linux to list all battery powered devices. Then, you can run the `upower -i /path/to/BAT0` command to check the battery's health status. You can also use the `inxi --battery` command.
More info https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/check-see-laptop-battery-health-in-linux-command/
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