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Chromebooks are about to borrow this smart Pixel feature
Chrome OS 134 is going to bring better battery health management to Chromebooks.
Credit: C. Scott Brown / Android Authority
- Chrome OS 134 is introducing a new feature to help users extend their Chromebook’s battery lifespan.
- The feature allows users to set a maximum charge limit, such as 80%, to reduce battery degradation.
- The update is expected to roll out sometime this month.
Managing battery health for our gadgets has become more important than ever, especially as they become a crucial part of our daily lives. With Android 15, Google introduced a battery charge limit feature for Pixel phones that allows users to cap charging at 80% to slow down battery degradation. Now, it looks like Chromebooks are next in line to receive a similar upgrade.
Users on the Chrome OS subreddit recently spotted an interesting detail in Google’s latest Chrome Enterprise and Education release notes. The notes for version 133 mention a new battery charge limit feature arriving with Chrome OS 134. The update is expected to drop sometime this month, though Google hasn’t provided an exact date yet.
