Wireless charging took 3h and 12 minutes to fully charge the 4614 mAh battery, using a maximum of only 14W.

The Pixel 6 features wireless charging, which is a bonus for this price segment, but the overall experience was poor. However, on the bright side, the device’s residual consumption was low, regardless if the device was plugged in and fully charged, or simply unplugged.

A closer look at the charging power curve showed that the maximum power was only 22W, far from the 30W indicated.Ī 5-minute quick charging boost only yielded an average autonomy gain of 2h and 36 minutes, which is low compared with other phones. Despite its 30W charger, the battery’s charging time was quite long, taking 1 hour and 3 minutes to reach 80% of full capacity. The device showed high consumption not only during calls and music streaming, but during idle periods as well. In moderate use, the Google Pixel 6 provided 2 days of autonomy, which is slightly below the average in our database. The Google Pixel 6’s overall battery score places it among the below-average performers of our entire database.

Extremely high residual consumption of the wireless charger when the device is fully charged.Very long wireless charging time, at 3h12 to a fully charge battery.Low gain in autonomy after 5-minute charge.Low autonomy when calling, whether in calibrated mode or on-the-go.

Pixel 6 review