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  • It’s cool to have these widgets but there needs to be a way to disable the notification bar Clock, and Battery indicator if people decide to use Clock and Battery widgets. Or, that process should be done automatically.

  • this battery widget as well as the iPhone stocks app is something we need on Android desperately… like it’s not hard to make man Google i know you got the people and resources to do it but you just don’t lol

      • LOL. Exactly. Waiting for everyone, on Tuesday to write articles or post videos with the opening line.. “So we’ve had this device in-house for almost 8 days now…”

    • This is what I’ve been averaging on my non-XL 13 Pro:

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      It does surprisingly well for a “smaller” device. It even gets kind of close to my 11 Pro which had probably the best battery life I’ve ever seen in a phone. The fact that it can do that despite having a 120hz display that gets brighter, not to mention a more robust set of cameras, is pretty rad. Even when I seriously push the phone, it can still go a full day without so much as any battery anxiety.

    • I’ve got the 13 Pro Max, and the battery life, while pretty good and much improved compared to my 12 Pro Max, is not as good as my 11 Pro Max. The 11 Pro Max had the best battery life of any phone I’ve ever owned.

  • Tesla also needs to make a battery widget for Android. They wasted little time making an ios widget.

  • Tesla also needs to make a battery widget for Android. They wasted little time making an ios widget.

  • FOBL – Fear of Battery Life. I am the same way, if my phone drops below 70% I think I need to find a charger. My wife doesn’t charge until the low battery notification pops up. Sometimes not even then.

    • That’s why I’m so happy with my iPhone VS any Android I’ve ever had. I can leave the house for the night at 40% and not even worry about it. In the past year I’ve had a 12 PM, I’ve yet to leave the house with 100% because I know I don’t need it.

      • Any Android you’ve had? I don’t know. Typically with the last 2 Notes I’ve had I can leave the house with my percentage in the mid 90’s, use navigation to check traffic, listen to GP/YT Music the whole hour long commute, order Starbucks w/ the app, reply to hundreds of Teams messages, multiply that by 10 for texts from my wife, social media browsing & be at 50% when I’m off work. By bedtime however (midnight-1AM) it’s at 5%. The only thing that will cause it to drain quicker is Mario Kart, because I’m on that for at least an hour straight.

        • My last Android was a note 9 and that phone started out with great battery life, but after a year it wasn’t as good and after nearly 2 years, I was doing the after work re-charge. Since I switched over to the iPhone 12PM, I charge it while getting ready in the morning (about 40 minutes) and that’s all I need to easily get through a day. I’ve never felt so liberated from the charger. lol

          • Yea, the battery life has definitely gotten better on them. My friend said the battery on his 13 Pro Max is great.
            My Note 10+ battery is starting to deteriorate so I’m in need of an upgrade soon. I guess it’ll be an S22 Ultra since there’s no more Note line.

          • It would be a real bone headed decision if Samsung gets rid of the note. Rumors saying the S22 Ultra will be the “note” replacement. If it’s square and holds an s-pen, then I agree, otherwise, nope! The notes were the best!

          • They were. I went from thinking the Note 1 was just a big ass Android phone with a stylus, to saying, “Okay, now it’s interesting” about the NoteⅡ, to getting the Note 3 & being hooked. We’ll see what the S22 Ultra will be.

  • hopefully sundar takes a minute from counting his billions to read this and then have his minions make your wish come true!

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