Amazon has
45W Google USB-C Fast Charging Power Charger (Snow, GW8L7, GA05732-US) on sale for
$17.99.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Verizon also has
45W Google USB-C Fast Charging Power Charger (Snow, GW8L7, GA05732-US) on sale for
$17.99. Select free store pickup where available.
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Product Details:- Delivers fast and efficient charging for your Pixel devices
- Works with all your Google Pixel devices, including Pixel phones, Pixel Buds, the Pixel Tablet, and even your laptop
- Powers up your Google Pixel 9 Pro XL to 70% battery in about 30 minutes
- Mindfully made with 47% recycled plastics
- Wired charging rates:
- Up to 27W on Pixel 9
- Up to 27W on Pixel 9 Pro
- Up to 37W on Pixel 9 Pro XL
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If you want faster for a Pixel, you would have to buy the 57W at almost double the price.
I still use an old brick and I think that the phone actually benefits from a slow charge than any sudden fast bricks but that is just my opinion.
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Google Pixel
Google recently added native bypass charging that activates automatically when you enable the "Limit to 80%" setting.
Supported Models: Pixel 6 series and newer, including Pixel 7, 8, 9, and the latest Pixel 10 series.
How to enable: Go to Settings > Battery > Charging optimization and select Limit to 80%.
Requirement: Must be updated to at least the December 2024 "Pixel Drop" (Android 15 QPR1).
Neither charger will work for older (older than S25 Ultra) Samsung phones that support SFC 2.0 45w charging; the older models require 5A PPS modes and cables. Neither has a 5a mode.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sl2kleI
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A phone will normally just negotiate the fastest speed it can with the charger. And generally a faster charge causes more heat. Personally, I tend to keep my phones for 3-4 years and don't care too much about fast or slow charges during that time period. But if someone is trying to eke out all the life, slow charging and limiting charges to 80% isn't the craziest idea.
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