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Google's Bet on Tensor G6 Battery Life Raises Concerns

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Google's Pixel 11 family has been met with some skepticism regarding its battery life. While most flagship Android phones now offer multi-day battery life, the Pixel 11 does not feature a meaningful upgrade to either battery capacity or wired charging speeds.

In contrast, devices like the OnePlus 15 and iPhone 17 Pro Max boast larger batteries and faster charging capabilities, allowing them to last for almost two days on a single charge. The Tensor G6 chip is expected to improve efficiency, but Google's decision to rely solely on this upgrade has raised concerns.

The Pixel 11 ships with a relatively small 4,985mAh battery, which may not be sufficient to match the battery life of its competitors. Furthermore, the phone's battery capacity has actually decreased in some models compared to their predecessors.

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