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The early numbers posted by mine are quite encouraging. That said this is without cellular connection as I haven't transferred my eSIM to it yet.
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That does look quite nice, the reviews talking about 4-5 hours of SOT on the non-pro scared me a bit.
I don't have a pixel yet, but my oneplus 8 uses 13%/hour with the screen on.
By the way, you gotta love accubattery. So much data from a simple app, I just wish it showed the averages over more than 14 days.
4-5 hours of SoT is nonsense. I saw some controlled browsing tests from Tom's show over 8 hours. You could drain the battery in 4-5 hours. Especially if you're using the camera or doing AI image editing. Those functions consume dramatically more power than reading Lemmy, watching videos or talking on the phone.