Google Pixels got 80% battery charge limit and battery bypass with the latest update
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- 12 Feb 2025
Cyberchum, 13 Dec 2024If they didn't add it, you'll talk. They've ... moreMotorola, Sony, Samsung, Oppo, One+ all have this feature. And probably some other manufacturers too, so more than handful.
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- Ajith
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- 31 Jan 2025
Wondering why they keep it as 80%. 80 is too low to be practical. It should be 90 or 95%.
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- Demonicale
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- 23 Dec 2024
User935, 21 Dec 2024Why would you change phones every year? With the current la... moreOnly because of the trade in value towards the next phone, but I completely agree with you.
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- 21 Dec 2024
Demonicale, 16 Dec 2024I'd rather use my phone 100% the way it's meant t... moreWhy would you change phones every year? With the current lack of any meaningful progress in smartphones even every three years seems like just throwing away money.
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- 20 Dec 2024
I'm a bit confused. Is the 80 % limit a new feature on Pixels, in 2024?
I've been using it for literally years now on my Xperia 1 III, it's been charged to 100 % once or twice in over three years of use.
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- 17 Dec 2024
Cloudfish, 16 Dec 2024Because the point is that if you limit to 80% your battery ... moreI don't charge over night, I charge to 100% and take it off right away. I'd rather have a few years of 100% battery charge then doing the silly 20% - 80% .. but more power to you if that's what you prefer.
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- 16 Dec 2024
I hope Samsung implements this feature in whole OS especially in DEX mode rather than just in game launcher, i really need this option and it can change the way I use my phone
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- 16 Dec 2024
Demonicale, 16 Dec 2024I'd rather use my phone 100% the way it's meant t... moreBecause the point is that if you limit to 80% your battery will degrade much slower and not cycle charge overnight while at 100%, meaning in 6months time your 80% charge could last longer than your degraded 100%
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- 16 Dec 2024
Anonymous, 14 Dec 2024To prolong the battery lifespan. If you charge to 100%, in ... moreI'd rather use my phone 100% the way it's meant to be with spending over £1000 for it.
I'm not going to just use 60% each day (between 20% - 80% charge) ...
I won't keep a phone 3 years anyway, maybe 1 if I'm lucky.
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- 16 Dec 2024
Oneplus6, 14 Dec 2024Because it doesn't pro long your battery life. It does... moreI understand this, but I'm still not going to use my phone the way it's not meant to be used. Why would I spend over £1000 to use 60% of the battery?! LMAO!
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- 15 Dec 2024
Tom, 14 Dec 2024I wonder if the bypass is possible on the 7 Pro. Is it a ha... moreJust update it, you'll see the option in battery optimization
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- 14 Dec 2024
Anonymous, 14 Dec 20241.5 years is quite a short time. Research studies show that... morebruh im literally gonna change my phone cus my battery's super bad rn
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- 14 Dec 2024
Sony had these feature years ago
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- 14 Dec 2024
I wonder if the bypass is possible on the 7 Pro. Is it a hardware or software limitation?
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- 14 Dec 2024
TrainingAddict, 13 Dec 2024It's strange that it isn't, since they've ha... moreyeah i agree, these feature should baked in the OS since lolipop era. its crucial ( for me, atleast) feature. i remember when I prefer to charge my phone with powerbank than wall socket because the powerbank has cutoff feature to detect "how much current we need stop to charge".
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- 14 Dec 2024
Demonicale, 13 Dec 2024So you're happy paying for a device and not using all ... moreTo prolong the battery lifespan. If you charge to 100%, in 3 years, the actual capacity may be reduced to 80%. On the other hand if you charge to 80%, in 3 years, the actually capacity may be 90%. If you buy a new phone every 3 years, this feature will probably be irrelevant to you. Not everyone buys a new phone every 3 years, though.
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- 14 Dec 2024
jiyen235, 12 Dec 2024I've used my phone with this feature for a year and a... more1.5 years is quite a short time. Research studies show that charging lithium-ion batteries to 80% can significantly reduce battery wear. You may notice the difference in 3 years or more, though.
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- 14 Dec 2024
Demonicale, 12 Dec 2024Never understood why anyone would just charge to 80% to pro... moreBecause it doesn't pro long your battery life. It does the complete opposite 😂
Do you not read any articles on battery cycles being carried out by scientists. Its proven best to keep batteries between 80 and 20 percent
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- 14 Dec 2024
Oneplus6, 14 Dec 2024If you used the feature you have way less battery wear. It ... moreBro the only ffeature to dtermine battery longevity is luck nothing else is needed.
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Cpt.Power, 13 Dec 2024Such an useless feature.
Having Motorola edge 40 pro usin... moreIf you used the feature you have way less battery wear. It ls already scientifically proven that charging to 80 percent significantly reduces the amount of battery cycles.
Do you not use the accubattery app?
My oneplus 7t pro depleted to 80 percent in just 3 years because it didn't have the battery feature to stop at 80. I always charged 0 to 100 and clocked up 1500 cycles.
Now my s23 ultra almost 2 years is still at 93 percent with only 370 cycles.
Yes my usage for both phones is the same which is considered extreme use.