Google releases battery optimization features for Pixel phones, offering users choice between 80% charging limit and adaptive charging to extend battery life.

Google has reportedly started rolling out the new battery charging limit feature to Pixel phones with the latest November update.

Users of Pixel phones are reporting that they have finally received the battery charging limit feature they have been waiting for for weeks.

A recent leak from Telegram user @SlimRock (via Android Authority) reveals that the stable Android 15 update (build AP3A.241105.007) for Pixel devices includes a new battery charging limit feature. Aimed at extending battery life, this feature caps the charge at 80%. Screenshots show this is likely a server-side update to the Settings services app.

Thanks to Android 15, Pixel phones are reportedly getting the battery charging limit feature. But, Google is kind of late to the party.

Android 15's battery saving feature has made an appearance on Google Pixel phones, making it easier than ever to keep your battery healthy.

Google Pixel users are getting a killer battery health upgrade soon. That will allow for greater control over the charging, in a bid to protect the battery health.