Pixel 2 Charges Slower at Lower Temperatures

Temperature plays a enormous aspect and moves how our gadgets achieve. For example have you noted that sometimes the hotter your phone or computer becomes, the more slow it performs? This is why a good chilling system matters as well as how plans policy the way heat is supposed to dissolve.

This seems to be typically speaking about when things get too hot, but what about when things get too cold? Remarkably sufficient a statement from Android Police has revealed that the Pixel 2 apparently charges slower at lower temperatures. This was reported by some Pixel 2 users who revealed that despite the phone appealing to be “Charging rapidly”, actually that wasn’t always the case.

Basically once the phone hits temperatures at around 68F, its charging hurry (which is maxed out at 18W) will drop to 3-4W, but it will static display the “Charging rapidly” dispatch which can be a bit misleading. They tested out this theory with other phones and create that for the most part, all phones tested did smart from drops in charging hurries at cooler temperatures.

However the changes in the Pixel 2 were massive, where the difference in icy and normal temperatures was about 12W, whereas other phones had a difference between 3-5W. They have since got out to Google who say that they will be watching into the “Charging rapidly” message, where positively a upcoming update will reflect more exact charging speeds.