Google has just updated its article on how to improve the charge of Pixel Watch, which mentions a number of factors that count for its 24-hour battery life.

While the list mostly includes necessary features on usage, it surprisingly misses out on Always on Display. Although, a test made by the folks at 9to5Google revealed that Pixel Watch does give the promised day-long battery life with Always on Display.

Pixel Watch Battery Metrics

One of the many things that Google promisGoogle Revealed How You Can Get a 24-Hour Battery Life on Pixel Watched on the Pixel Watchโ€™s launch is 24-hour battery life. And itโ€™s one of the most important aspects of any smartwatch these days, as people donโ€™t want to charge it frequently with fewer usage causes.

While itโ€™s providing a long battery life as expected, the company has now listed a bunch of factors on how you can attain the advertised 24-hour battery life. In an updated article, โ€œCharge Google Pixel Watch and improve battery lifeโ€œ, Google mentioned the below points;

  • 240 notifications.
  • 280-time checks.
  • A 5 min LTE phone call.
  • 45 min LTE and GPS workout with downloaded YouTube music playback.
  • 50 minutes of navigation (Google Maps) while connected to a phone via Bluetooth.
  • The watch is configured with the default settings, including the Always-on display set to off.

While itโ€™s surprising to see the Always on Display being excluded since itโ€™s an important feature Google boasted about, a test by the 9to5Google team revealed that Pixel Watch survived a day with Always on Display being active.

Thus, it shouldnโ€™t be an issue. As Google noted in its fine print, the โ€œmaximum battery life is approximate and is based on testing using pre-production hardware and softwareโ€ you canโ€™t blame Google if your Pixel Watch failed to withstand its daily life.

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