I kept the Pixel 7 Pro brightness at a modest mid to low level and even then it was pretty bright so I didn’t notice the big battery drain issue myself in the past week. In case it is, hopefully a simple software patch update should fix the issue. It is also not known right now whether this is a bug. ![]() Luckily, using the phone indoors and at a low brightness will not flare up the problem and users would probably only notice it when using the Pro in bright sunlight for hours at a stretch. It is only the Pixel 7 Pro that seems to be the power guzzler the Pixel 7 doesn’t seem to have the same issue. This could be draining significant battery on the phone.įor comparison, XDA Developers says the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra would use 4W at 1000 nits of brightness and the Pixel 6 Pro uses 4W of power at around 800 nits of brightness. But at the max brightness (1500 nits), it goes up to a massive 6W. XDA Developers have reported that the power consumption of the Pixel 7 Pro is between 3.5 and 4 Watts at 600 nits of brightness. I had a full charge on the Pixel 7 Pro every morning and with pretty heavy use of messaging apps, social media and Google Maps, I found the battery to be down to 50% after 4 hours. But now one report suggests that it is the bright display that could be the culprit in bringing down the battery life on the Pro. The Pixel 7 Pro has a lot going for it - sleeker design, an amazing 50MP camera, a new Tensor G2 chip and a brighter display. ![]() The Pixel 7 Pro display is a power guzzler The Galaxy S22 Ultra lasted 10 hours and 18 minutes. The iPhone 14 Pro Max, for example, lasted 13.5 hours and the iPhone 14 Plus nearly 12 hours. So while that result is better, it's still well below the 11.5-hour threshold for our l best phone battery life list.
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