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  • Google’s Pixel 9 launch also brought a new 45W USB-C charger

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    The $29.99 charger will replace Google’s 30W charger. It’s currently available for preorder, with shipping expected soon.

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    Google’s new 45W charger is available for preorder today, with shipping expected as early as next week.

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    One device that didn’t get a main stage reveal during yesterday’s Made by Google event is the company’s new 45W USB-C charger. That’s not entirely surprising given the new Pixel 9 lineup, the Pixel Watch 3, and the Pixel Buds Pro 2 were overshadowed by Google’s artificial intelligence efforts.

     

    The 45W charger replaces Google’s 30W charger, which is no longer listed in the company’s online store. It features a more rounded design than the 30W option and repositions the USB-C port to the underside of the charger instead of having it in line with the plug. That will make it easier to securely plug into a wall outlet but could cause some crowding on a power strip.

     

    The bump to 45W means that the new charger has more than enough power for the new Pixel 9 lineup. The max charging speed for the Pixel 9 Pro Fold, the slowest of the new models, is 21W, while the Pixel 9 Pro XL can charge at speeds up to 37W. That’s also more than enough power for the Pixel Tablet and many Chromebooks, making the new charger compatible with more devices.

     

    You can preorder the Google 45W USB-C Power Charger through Google’s online store for $29.99, with shipping expected as early as next week. It’s also available for preorder through Best Buy for $19.88 if you want to save a tenner, but it joins a crowded market, and you can already get a much smaller 45W charger from companies like Anker for less than $20.

     

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