Recent leaks have revealed much about Google’s Pixel 10. However, one item appears to have evaded the leaks: a new dual-port USB-C charger.
Retailers (PC-Canada and TrueDataIT) mistakenly published Pixel 10 product pages early. These pages mention a “67W Dual Port Power Adapter” in white. The listing also includes new phones and Qi2 chargers.
With faster charging expected for the new Pixels, Google is likely releasing a more powerful adapter. The 67W output and two USB-C ports will allow simultaneous charging. You can power your Pixel and another device, like a Pixel Watch, at full speed.
Google’s current 45W charger only supports one device. The leaked listing of the new 67W charger may cost CA$79 (PKR 16,000). This is double the price of the 45W version.
The new 67W power brick should complement Google’s other Pixel 10 accessories, including the magnetic Pixel Snap cases. You obviously won’t need to use the company’s 67W power adapter to charge the upcoming Pixels at full speed. Just about any compatible 67W or higher USB-C power adapter will work.
Google will officially wrap off the Pixel 10 in two days from now, on August 20, so we won’t have to wait long to learn more about the phone and its new accessories.
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