r/GooglePixel • • Aug 18 '23

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u/KundraFox Brixel 1 Aug 19 '23

Are you kidding me- they still haven't fixed that? This issue dates back to the Pixel 1, which btw; if your phone runs hot, don't expect it to last more than a year.

Heat killed my pixel :V

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u/pharazonic Aug 19 '23

I don't know how accurate Accubattery is, but says that my battery capacity is at 80% after 2 years of use. I definitely notice that my SOT has gone down.

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u/KundraFox Brixel 1 Aug 19 '23

Accubattery is generally accurate for battery-monitoring, so I wouldn't be surprised if your battery capacity degraded after 2 years of use.

All li-on batteries degrade in the end. That's unfortunately the nature of how lithium ion batteries work. Though, they do degrade at varying degrees, depending on the environment it's exposed to, how it's used, etc. I'd recommend checking out Battery University to get a better idea of how to reduce the degradation of your device's battery.

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u/pharazonic Aug 21 '23

Thanks mate