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Google is rolling out a handy new battery feature for Pixel phones
« on: September 03, 2026, 03:06:39 PM »
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Google is rolling out a handy new battery feature for Pixel phones

Battery settings page on the Google Pixel 10a.


Credit: Joe Maring / Android Authority



TL;DR

  • Google is rolling out Battery Usage Summaries to Pixel 10 and later devices.

  • The feature highlights unusual battery drain and identifies the apps using the most power.

  • We first spotted the feature under development two weeks ago, with our teardown indicating that Gemini Nano would generate the summaries on-device.




Pixel phones already give you plenty of detail about where your battery is being hogged, but Google is adding a simpler way to make sense of it. It looks like the new Battery Usage Summary feature is now rolling out to Pixel 10 and later devices.


A screenshot shared with us by Telegram user @avasthiamit shows the summary appearing at the top of the Battery usage page. In this example, the phone highlights that around 15% of the battery has been used, says this is more than usual for that time of day, and identifies WhatsApp and Google as the biggest power users.


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