I would like to point out battery problems at this point. After 200 charging cycles, the battery capacity is reduced and the charging speed slows down. Confirmed by Google itself. This is caused by various fires in different Pixel smartphones.
Now to my question: Assuming I fully charge the device once a day, that's probably the same number of charging cycles after 200 days. Then the battery will be throttled. Do I have to accept this as a potential buyer?

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I would like to point out battery problems at this point. After 200 charging cycles, the battery capacity is reduced and the charging speed slows down. Confirmed by Google itself. This is caused by various fires in different Pixel smartphones. 
Now to my question: Assuming I fully charge the device once a day, that's probably the same number of charging cycles after 200 days. Then the battery will be throttled. Do I have to accept this as a potential buyer?

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Google has confirmed that the Pixel 10 (and Pro/Pro Fold) will automatically activate a function called "Battery Health Assistance" after the 200th charging cycle. This function cannot be deactivated. As a buyer, you apparently have to accept this restriction, as it is built into the Pixel 10, with no option to switch it off.

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