The Pixel 10 phones are generating buzz ahead of their official Google unveiling. Recent leaks suggest a significant charging upgrade might be on the horizon. While Qi2 wireless charging is already confirmed, a leaked accessory hints at a potential boost in wired charging speed.
Retailers like PC Canada accidentally revealed a new ‘Google 67W Dual Port Power Adapter’ priced at $79. This raises questions about a possible 30W upgrade from the current 37W USB-C charging capacity of the Pixel 9 phones.
Google’s existing 45W charger outpaces the Pixel 9 Pro XL’s 37W, indicating a likely improvement for the Pixel 10. While a jump to 67W seems unlikely, matching the speed of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra at 45W is a feasible expectation.
Notably, the new charger features two ports, allowing for simultaneous charging of multiple devices. This development aligns with the industry trend of enhancing charging capabilities to meet the demands of modern users.
While the focus has been on Qi2 wireless charging and the anticipated ‘Pixelsnap’ accessories, faster wired charging speeds remain a valuable upgrade. Google and Samsung have historically trailed in this area, making this potential improvement a welcome advancement.
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Exciting times lie ahead for Google enthusiasts as they anticipate the next evolution in Pixel technology.