Google's Pixel Watch has been the subject of many rumors even before it was officially teased at the recent I/O 2022 event. We have heard about its possible processor, battery capacity and much more. Joining the list of leaks, we now have the latest information, which has more battery-related details and it might not be impressive. Check them out below.
Google Pixel Watch battery can last you only one day
A recent report from 9To5Google claims that the Pixel Watch will last a day on a single charge according to the latest estimates. However, the conditions leading to this battery life are not known. We don't know if this is because the Always-on-Display (AOD) is enabled or if the sleep tracking is on for a whole night.
By Wear OS standards, the one-day battery life isn't really surprising. Fossil Gen 6 is said to last a day. With the aforementioned features, including GPS turned on, this could easily be standard battery life for most smartwatches.
The surprising and rather disappointing part, however, is that the Google Pixel Watch may not come with fast charging via its "magnetic to USB-C cable." It is expected to take about 110 minutes to fully charge, which is a long wait. For reference, the Apple Watch Series 7 can be charged from 0 to 80% charge in about 45 minutes.
