Following AI Notification Summaries, Pixel VIPs and the Journal app, Google is rolling out the “Device health & support” dashboard to older Pixel phones.
This replaces (and incorporates) the “Tips & support” help page at the bottom of your Settings app. “Device health & support” is a “one-stop shop for understanding your phone’s health.”
What’s available depends on your phone, but the full feature set includes:
Need help with your Pixel: Offers a chatbot-like experience
Looks good/Issue detected: Provides a high-level overview similar to Security & privacy. The latter might appear with a yellow exclamation mark if you have a pending update. Otherwise, it’s a green checkmark with “Your Pixel is in great shape!”
- Battery health
- Device temperature
- Storage
- Software update
- Charging diagnostics
- Touch diagnostics
- Warranty
- Tips & support: The previous experience
- Contact support
This was first introduced on the Pixel 10 series, and is now available for the Pixel 6-9 with the November 2025 Feature Drop. On a Pixel 7 Pro (which has not received this month’s update), we’re just seeing Device temperature, Storage, and Software updates.
Top comment by android2288214
Just my opinion but there is too many different menus to check now for battery/device health info. You go to battery section to see the battery capacity number. About phone to see the cycle count and now device health to check the device temperature. Seems like they could have all 3 of these under one section.
Just make sure Device Health Services and Settings Services are up-to-date on your Pixel. Go to Settings app > your name at the top (Google services) > All services > Privacy & security > System services.
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