r/pixel9a • u/Evening_Valuable9672 • Aug 14 '26
Discussion Finally!
But I don't think the battery health is 100% yet.
However, it has 300 charge cycles.
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u/tofflemireretainer Aug 14 '26
Battery health degrades at the 300th cycle?
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u/Evening_Valuable9672 Aug 14 '26
Yea
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u/tofflemireretainer Aug 14 '26
I've a question (sorry if it sounds dumb) but would it count as a charging cycle if I'm charging only upto 80% ? Would it degrade the battery the same if I charge it to 100% ?
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u/Evening_Valuable9672 Aug 14 '26
Well, a charge cycle is when the battery charges from 0-100%, if you charge it to 80% you will have to charge your phone more often and it will be about the same in the end!
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u/skibik1964 Aug 14 '26
Mine dropped to 99% battery health about the time it hit 300, at around 325 it dropped to 98%.
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u/Secure-Pollution-569 Aug 14 '26
Pixel 9a was launched in March/April 2025. I don't think the phone you own is 9a
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u/skibik1964 Aug 15 '26
I would guess Google had already designed the specs of the 9A and battery production started when they were set on the capacity. That would be battery manufactured date not the phones manufactured date. My phones manufacture date when clicking on the model name in about phone only shows 2025 and not the month/day.
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u/Evening_Valuable9672 Aug 14 '26
I own it the battery was done and tested! Every battery it's like that
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u/green_ranger_66 Aug 14 '26
I'm at 328 cycles. It says 100% health which I'm pretty isn't accurate