Google just added a new small but useful feature for the Pixel devices. The new feature will show the status of Adaptive Charging on the Pixel devices.
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You will get a message Adaptive Charging in on when you have active Adaptive battery charging preferences. You will also get an option to Turn off once.
How to turn on/off Adaptive charging:
- Open your phone’s Settings app.
- Tap Battery and then Adaptive preferences.
- Turn on/off Adaptive charging.
Tip: When Adaptive charging is on, the Always On Display will display “Adaptive charging” and the time your battery will be fully charged.
Here’s how you can Adaptive charging on your Pixel 4 or later:
When you charge your phone between 9 PM and 4 AM with an active alarm set for 3–10 AM, your phone may use Adaptive charging. This feature must be turned on for your phone to use it. To help preserve long-term battery life, you can charge your phone steadily overnight. Adaptive charging uses your alarm’s settings to completely charge your phone right before you wake up.
Google Pixel phones also come with a Battery Share feature to wirelessly charge Qi-certified phones or accessories, like Pixel Buds, on your Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6, or Pixel 5. To charge wirelessly with Battery Share, your phone needs to have a high enough battery level. To check your battery level, open your phone’s Settings app. Tap Battery and then Battery Share. Make sure your phone is in a spot where it won’t get too hot. Learn how to keep your Pixel phone cool.
It is important to tell that to help preserve battery life, some Pixel phones may automatically adjust their charging to manage device and battery temperatures. In some cases, this could result in slower charging speed.
