Hello,
As you might probably know some Pixel 6a devices have battery problem. Google addressed this issue by providing a compensation and forced mandatory update. Unfortunately, this mandatory update significantly limits battery lifetime, thus now I have ~0.5-0.75 days of usage insead of 1-1.5 days. In my country I can't receive a compensation (will do that with friend's help) and allegedly Google can't send a replacement battery via mail to me, so I have to find a new one by myself.
The question is how to distinguish the older problematic battery with a newer one? Do they have specific Part Number or Revision Code? Have they even developed a new revision or new unit that won't have the same issue? I don't want to be in the same situation in 2 years or after 375 battery cycles again.
As you might probably know some Pixel 6a devices have battery problem. Google addressed this issue by providing a compensation and forced mandatory update. Unfortunately, this mandatory update significantly limits battery lifetime, thus now I have ~0.5-0.75 days of usage insead of 1-1.5 days. In my country I can't receive a compensation (will do that with friend's help) and allegedly Google can't send a replacement battery via mail to me, so I have to find a new one by myself.
The question is how to distinguish the older problematic battery with a newer one? Do they have specific Part Number or Revision Code? Have they even developed a new revision or new unit that won't have the same issue? I don't want to be in the same situation in 2 years or after 375 battery cycles again.