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In the end, it seems that the majority of reviewers are seeing ample battery life on the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro to get through a full day on a single charge with most would consider a 'normal day of usage.' Again, that's a loaded concept. It's also worth acknowledging that Google's Tensor chip is brand new so the adaptive battery tech may still be adapting to their usage. Some of this comes down to subjective measures of what makes good, fine or bad battery life. I have no doubt that all of these reviewers are reporting precisely what they saw in their time with the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. This article isn't about questioning anyone's experience with the phone. (Image credit: Laptop Mag/Sean Riley) Bottom line

Otherwise, he would typically end the day with just under 15% and also clarifies that this is during heavy use for his review.

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In testing, which was made more difficult by Android 12's new battery usage tracking, the phone only needed to top up on one day when it reached 20% by 8pm. They considered it to be a weakness for the phone overall, but not to the degree that it should sway a purchasing decision.Д«en Schoon of 9to5Google settled on the Pixel 6 Pro battery life being solid for all-day performance but said it won't push much past that point. Each one got through a full day on a single charge, but not beyond. In TechRadar's reviews of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, both reviewers deemed the battery life to be adequate, but not outstanding. after starting the day at 9 a.m., but that was on a testing day that involved over an hour of camera usage and, as he notes, 'not a normal day.' On a less aggressive day of testing, he was able to coast through with about 20% remaining after starting the day slightly below 100%. He dropped the Pixel 6 Pro to 2% battery remaining at 10:30 p.m. TheUnlockr on YouTube, ruled that the battery life was 'pretty good' in his testing. Ara Wagner, in her review of the Pixel 6, was more tempered with praise but still reported that she was left with 25-30% battery life after an average day with roughly 5.5 hours of screen on time.Дavid Cogen, a.k.a. He, too, believes users with lighter workloads should be able to get two days of usage. He wasn't able to kill the battery in a day even pushing the Pixel 6 Pro with over an hour of camera use. Mashable's Joseph Volpe similarly lavished praise on the real-world battery life of both phones calling it, 'all-day-and-then-some battery life.' Volpe wrote that after a mix of 'texting, Twitter scrolling, Slacking, photo-taking, and Chrome browsing)' for the day that both phones would typically end at around 35%.ДЄndroid Central was slightly split on the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro battery with the reviewer for the Pixel 6 Pro, Nicholas Sutrich, considerably more impressed. The Pixel 6 Pro didn't fare quite as well in the video rundown, but at 16:45, it matched the Galaxy S21 Ultra. Only the iPhone 13 Pro Max outlasted it at 19:30.

For the latter, he said the 'Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro routinely had 30% to 40% battery life in the tank at the end of the day.' In their video rundown test, the Pixel 6 had the second-longest result Gizmodo has ever seen at 18 hours and 56 minutes. In Sam Rutherford's review of the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro for Gizmodo, he noted that both phones were impressive in their video rundown test and in real-world usage.

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