Google introduced a new 45W charger for Pixel 9 Pro smartphones, providing fast charging. The device is already available for pre-order in the company's official store.
Charging the Pixel 9
Innovation in the Pixel line
Google has introduced a new 45W fast charging technology to its flagship Pixel 9 Pro smartphones. This is the first time such powerful charging has been used in the Pixel series. Despite the lack of an official announcement during the Made by Google presentation, the corresponding charger can already be purchased in the company’s online store.
Updated design and functionality
The new product replaces the previous 30-watt model. The charger has a more streamlined shape, and the USB-C port is now located at the bottom rather than in line with the plug. This solution provides a more reliable connection to the outlet, but may create some inconvenience when using an extension cord.
Versatility of use
The power of the new charger fully satisfies the needs of most Google gadgets. It fits the foldable Pixel 9 Pro Fold, which requires 21W, as well as Pixel tablets and many Chromebooks.
Availability and competition
Google 45W USB-C Power Charger is now available for pre-order on the official Google online store for $29 .99. Shipping will begin next week. It is worth noting that there are more compact and affordable alternatives on the market from other manufacturers, for example, Anker offers similar devices for less than $20.
Glossary
- Pixel is a line of smartphones developed by Google
- Chromebooks - laptops running on the Chrome OS operating system from Google
- Anker - Chinese company, manufacturer of electronics and accessories
- USB-C - a universal connector for transferring data and charging devices
- Made by Google - an annual event where Google introduces new products
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Google has released a universal 45W charger compatible with the new Pixel 9 Pro smartphones and many Chromebooks. This device replaces the previous 30W model and brings fast charging to the latest Pixel flagships.
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Fabio
Google has finally released a 45W charger! Although it's late, it's still progress 🚀 I wonder how much faster the Pixel 9 Pro will charge compared to previous models?
Amelie
Yes, Fabio, this is really a step forward! But I'm more interested in the design - the rounded shape and the USB-C port at the bottom sound convenient. Although $30 per charge... Anker offers cheaper, right? 🤔
Hans
Amelie, I agree, the price is steep. But I'm glad that you can now charge your Pixel 9 Pro Fold, your tablet, and even your Chromebook with one device. Convenient for travel! 🧳✈️
Isabella
Guys, did you notice that Google didn’t announce charging during the presentation? Strange marketing move... 🤨 Maybe they are not confident in their product?
Oleksandr
Ha! Another useless toy for geeks. Why do you need this fast charging? To kill the battery even faster? My old phone has been working for 5 years, and nothing, I charge it once every three days. All these innovations are a waste of money.
Fabio
Oleksandr, I understand your skepticism, but technology does not stand still. Fast charging is very helpful when time is short. And modern batteries are better protected from degradation. Maybe we should give new products a chance? 😉
Sofia
I'm wondering how energy efficient this charger is? 🌿 Google usually cares about the environment, I hope they took this aspect into account. By the way, does anyone know if it is compatible with devices from other manufacturers?
Hans
Sofia, great question about compatibility! Judging by the fact that it is USB-C, it should work with other devices. As for energy efficiency, it would be great to see some tests or official data from Google 🧐📊