- Google Pixel devices will soon receive a new battery health assistance feature to help manage the battery’s long-term health and performance.
- The feature will adjust the battery’s maximum voltage and charging speed as it ages to prolong device usability.
- We’ve enabled the feature before the official release to get an early look at its settings page.
Google plans to introduce a new battery health feature on Pixel devices to help manage the battery’s long term health and performance. Details about the upcoming battery health assistance feature were first spotted shortly after Google unveiled the Pixel 9a. At the time, we learned that it would automatically adjust the battery’s maximum voltage and charging speed as it ages to prolong usability. We now have an early look at its settings page ahead of the official rollout.
Google recently released an update for the Settings Services app with all the necessary elements to enable the battery health assistance feature on Pixel devices. Although the feature is still not live for users, Android Authority contributor AssembleDebug manually enabled it on a Pixel 9 to grab the following screenshots.