Since I have a Google Pixel 4, I use the matching Pixel charger, which happens to be the perfect angle for making video phone calls from my desk ( Figure A). When using Google Duo, I’ve started placing my phone in it’s wireless charger. SEE: The tech pro’s guide to video conferencing (TechRepublic download) The obvious approach Let’s take a look at a couple of options you can make use of, to help you keep as much battery as possible. You won’t prevent Duo from draining your battery faster than you’d like, but you can slightly lessen the effect. That’s fine if you’re at home and have constant access to a charger, but what if you’re on the go (which most of you aren’t at the moment)? What do you do? However, that high resolution call comes with a price–battery life.Ī 20- to 30-minute Google Duo call can easily wipe out anywhere from 25-50% of your device battery. The primary reason I’ve opted for Google’s take on the video call tool is the video quality cannot be beat.
If you want to see someone while you chat, you have to turn to video chat tools. One of the biggest changes we’ve had to make in our daily lives is how we meet and communicate. The COVID-19 pandemic has made for some challenging times for many. Is Google Duo draining your battery faster than you'd like? Although there isn't a perfect solution, there are a couple of things you can do to help the situation. Google Duo battery drain: Is there anything you can do?
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