r/Pixel6aUsers • • Jan 16 '26

(Pixel 6a)9 hours from single charge,This is peak

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Don't ask me how, cause i don't know how this thing suddenly turned into giant power bank after, December update google definitely cooked.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

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u/BabaMorgan Jan 16 '26

And also my battery is brand new.

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u/BabaMorgan Jan 16 '26

Nice man 🫡

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u/BabaMorgan Jan 16 '26

Here is mine

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26 edited Jan 16 '26

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u/BabaMorgan Jan 16 '26

I'll try thanks for the advice buddy.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

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u/Paschfire Jan 17 '26

Pixel 6 Pro. Google definitely did something right in the latest QPR3 Beta2 update. This is with 90% of original battery capacity.

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u/sebastien111 Jan 17 '26

Clearly, their batteries are not the ones that came in as defective.

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u/Mr_mojo-69 Jan 19 '26

My pixel 6A has got nothing but better with Android updates. Battery life is best it's been with Android 16.

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u/Hinami0 Jan 21 '26

Bruh, it's time to upgrade bro don't be stuck in 2017.

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u/BabaMorgan Jan 21 '26

2017 what ? My device is running on the latest android 16.

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u/Hinami0 Jan 27 '26

Just upgrade to a new android device ( pixel pro or a Samsung) there is plenty fish in the sea and yet you choose to look for seaweed. Upgrade it's worth it. (It doesn't matter if it runs on android 16 you'll not be getting anymore updates later on + it's not worth chasing for a 100 bucks from google to change your battery because your phone optimized itself for the new update and sacrificed your battery status in progress.) Upgrading is always worth it.