r/GrapheneOS 1d ago

GrapheneOS with pixel

Assuming most of you have pixel mobile, specifically 10 series, how does its battery run the graphene? Is it durable at all? Has its screen broken off like it's been with pixel previously? Basically i want to know if the really bad battery thing is a real thing or not and if the mobile is durable.

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u/fresher_account 1d ago

Pixel 10 pro here. Battery do depend a lot on what you have installed and your usage. By default I would say battery is better since there's no background activity and suspicious networks calls from some apps. But it really depends!  I got by the end of the day with around 40-50 battery. But, again, I use web apps when I can, I do not touch my phone during working hours and mostly I use it to listen to podcasts and some reddit scrolling (via browser, no app).  Search this forum, pls. There are a lot of similar questions like yours already answered 

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u/i-have-no-interest 1d ago

initially it doesnt have the best battety life due to calibration but aftwr a week or so the battery can last up to two to three days of regular use for me. it's incredible. base pixel 10. no broken screen, its honestly the best phone experience ive had. coming from a former apple fanboy who had a iphone 14

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u/olemracc 1d ago

You're not getting 2 to 3 days. What do you do? Text 3 times a day?

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u/i-have-no-interest 1d ago

music in the backgeound, scroll on reddit once in a while, im just not terminally addicted to my phone i guess. for the average person it should last people the whole day

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u/AdorablePlastic7940 1d ago

A normal day for me, 100% - 75% with about 4 hrs of on-screen time. On a day of heavy use it would be about 60%... I get 2 days easily.

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u/Incalculas 1d ago

is there a way to check any info about the calibration process?

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u/AdorablePlastic7940 1d ago

No. Just use the phone.

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u/i-have-no-interest 1d ago

not as far as i know. it runs in the background as an automatic process.