The Pixel Battery widget has become even more useful than before following a recent update from Google in Android 13.

Some helpful widgets available for the Pixel series include the Battery widget. Following the release of beta 4, the final beta iteration preceding the working system’s launch, a minor adjustment was introduced to the Pixel Battery widget. Before proceeding with the transformation, let’s clarify that the widget is available in a standardized format of 4 units wide by 2 units tall. The new, state-of-the-art model will be rolled out next month, providing an unparalleled level of security and stability.

Since our knowledge of the Pixel Battery widget is now comprehensive, let’s dive into its features and capabilities. It organizes your relevant modules alongside your Pixel in a clear and elevated manner. For Pixel Buds users, you’ll notice that each earbud and the carrying case displays its battery level individually. Prior to this, the battery indicators across the entire widget uniformed in a single color scheme. That may be complicated for Pixel customers quickly glancing at the widget. As a result, we made one minor yet crucial modification: it incorporated Dynamic Shade to the bar depicting the principal device listed within the widget, which can always be the user’s Pixel phone.

The new Battery widget on the Pixel provides an intuitive representation of battery levels through a dynamic color-coded bar, accompanied by detailed statistics below. A Pixel user should always be able to gauge whether their battery will last through the next hour or two. Exterior-wise, the design of the widget appears unchanged from its predecessor, maintaining the same precise aesthetic as seen in the earlier model.