After releasing the first beta of Android 15 last week, Google is now heading towards the Android 15 Beta 1 feedback survey for its Pixel Phones, even after having some NFC issues. Pixel owners who have been treated with the Android 15 Beta 1 build can now give their valuable feedback regarding the latest build to Google.
Releasing the latest Android 15 Beta 1 build to selected Pixel owners last week, Google is now curious to know the insights and suggestions regarding the experience felt after using the latest Beta build of the next Android operating system. Basically, this survey lets you provide Google with every single detail about how your experience with the latest Beta 1 build of Android 15 within a week, from experiencing instability to getting a lot of those weird bugs.
Although millions of Pixel owners have participated in the latest Android beta program, now it’s the perfect time to take part in the most recent Google’s Android 15 Beta 1 feedback survey to let Google know how was experienced with the latest and first beta build of Android 15, which will significantly force Google to perform some or the other changes within the latest build based on your insights.
With these simple steps, you can share your overall experience of Android 15 Beta 1 with Google
As usual, the first step within the feedback survey requires you to let Google know your device’s name and build number, followed by the country and the device’s carrier. Then, the next step is to rate your satisfaction by providing ratings to 13 different aspects, including the stability, performance, call quality, temperature, camera, Wi-Fi connectivity, data, charging(both wired and wireless), battery life, Bluetooth, app experience, and face/fingerprint authentication, respectively.
With that, users will be asked a final feedback question that certainly lets you share their experience. They will be asked whether they are satisfied with the latest phase of Android 15 Beta 1 and rate their overall software experience from 1 to 5. This will also provide users the flexibility to specify their issues based on the above-mentioned 13 factors.
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