So the charging battery pill got a nice little update but why can we get a red color when the battery is dying. Green for full, yellow for 50% and red for under 40%.
Red for 40%? That's almost half the battery life! Having it customized would be ideal, as I don't consider battery level to be critical until it drops below 15%.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! The idea of using dynamic colors like red, yellow, and green for the battery pill to visually indicate charge levels is both practical and aesthetically pleasing. It would certainly make it easier for users to quickly gauge battery status at a glance. However, since the level of battery can be subjective (red = less battery, yellow = okay battery, green = full battery), we are monitoring these posts frequently to understand all users' preference and our conceptual design.
We’ll pass this suggestion along to the development team for their consideration. Updates like these can make a big difference in usability and are always worth exploring. If you have other ideas on improving the user experience, feel free to share them—we love hearing from our community!
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Hello,
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! The idea of using dynamic colors like red, yellow, and green for the battery pill to visually indicate charge levels is both practical and aesthetically pleasing. It would certainly make it easier for users to quickly gauge battery status at a glance. However, since the level of battery can be subjective (red = less battery, yellow = okay battery, green = full battery), we are monitoring these posts frequently to understand all users' preference and our conceptual design.
We’ll pass this suggestion along to the development team for their consideration. Updates like these can make a big difference in usability and are always worth exploring. If you have other ideas on improving the user experience, feel free to share them—we love hearing from our community!
Best regards,
One UI Beta Team
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