Di2 battery level display used to be shown as a number, now it's an icon. Can I change it back?

I haven’t upgraded but I know you could go and see the battery status in worlds (eg OK).  Goto sensors.  Select the sensor you want to check. And then I think click details or something like that.  You will see the serial number, name and battery status.  Not sure if it is a % now.

It reports the status as a string "New, Good, OK, Low, Critical"

Who asked for this change? Why can't a % or a graphic be alternatives chosen by the user (they guy who paid lots of bucks for the 830)???

I was having an issue with my di2 battery not fully charging. The % charged was very useful in diagnosing the problem. The graphic just hides the detail I needed.

Make it a user/owner choice... PLEASE.

Except that no other gauge works that way, and because no one (outside of us) knows it, they assume otherwise. 99.99% of people will assume it works like their old flip phone battery indicator.

It does not show % in sensor details. I checked mine today and it just said "Good". No % anywhere.

Going by the logic of the person who created this idea and implemented it and thought it would be a step forward, when in fact it is garbage, in the future will we see the data fields "Distance to go", "Distance to next" etc replaced with a, four or 5 bar graphic with each bar representing a specific distance?

Brilliant idea, get rid of all those pesky numbers and replace every field with 5 bars. I'm sure it will be very popular.

Garmin could price their products in bars. It would then be up to the consumer to determine how much a bar is worth.

They could provide more customer satisfaction by replacing all the number fields with bars, such as with temperature, speed, elevation, grade, cadence, power, and even better yet with heart rate. Time of day would be good too, as well as many others. But one good thing is that the Garmin 830 still reports it's battery level in %. Oops, probably shouldn't have mentioned that.