The original Pixel now takes 15 minutes more to charge than it did before . But longer charging times are n’t necessarily a regretful thing . They can ensure good farsighted - term health for your battery and twist .
Previously , theGoogle Pixel Watch ’s shelling could go up to 50 % from 0 % in 30 second , 80 % in 55 bit , and 100 % in 80 minutes . Now , the Watch takes 45 minute to go from 0 % to 50 % , 75 minutes to go to 80 % , and 110 transactions to make 100 % .
While libertine charging is favor by a numeral of substance abuser as it become their busy routines , it ’s not the best for your tech . Though we ’re not certain why Google roll this microcode update out , we assume it ’s to protect your Watch . Also , according toAndroid Police , there were some report of the Pixel Watch ’s backplate at random fall off and of the twist overheating while on charge .
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Wireless charging is choose by a issue of people because of how fuss - free it is . But it generates a slew of heat and has the potential to damage your machine . It makes your electric battery life shorter , pretend internal part , and causes them to shine apart because the overheating results in the glue thawing instead of hold the parts together . The Pixel Watch ’s backplate fall off wee-wee more sense now and it ’s also easier to see why Google would make modification to how the Watch charges .
It ’s significant to note that the microcode update only applies to the original Pixel Watch , so those of you who got your hands on the newPixel Watch 2will still see late charging times . evidently , the PIN number - establish charge organisation on the Pixel Watch 2 does n’t produce as much heating anyway , so that hopefully should n’t be a cause for concern .
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