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American Focus > Blog > Tech and Science > Google Pixel 10’s iPhone-Rivalling Qi2 Wireless Charging Might Require Case
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Google Pixel 10’s iPhone-Rivalling Qi2 Wireless Charging Might Require Case

Last updated: June 13, 2025 2:45 am
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The upcoming Google Pixel 10 is rumored to include a feature that has been popularized by Apple’s iPhones. According to reports from Android Authority, the Pixel 10 will support Qi2 wireless charging, which is the next-generation wireless charging technology that Apple introduced with its MagSafe standard. This technology offers faster wireless charging speeds and features a magnetized fastening system for a more convenient charging experience.

However, a recent report from Android Headlines suggests that Google’s implementation of Qi2 wireless charging may require the use of a case, similar to how OnePlus 13 operates. This would mean that the Pixel 10 may not have the technology built into the phone itself, unlike the HMD Skyline, which is a mid-range Android phone with built-in Qi2 support.

Google is reportedly planning to brand its version of Qi2 as Pixelsnap. The company will also offer three new accessories under this branding: Pixelsnap Charger, Pixelsnap Charger with Stand, and Pixelsnap Ring Stand. It is not clear how the requirement for a case will affect the use of these accessories if the Android Headlines report is accurate.

With Google planning to introduce a Hub Mode for phones, the Qi2/Pixelsnap wireless charging standard could potentially transform the Pixel phone into a smart display, similar to Apple’s Standby Mode with MagSafe charging stands. However, the case may need to be applied at all times for this feature to work seamlessly.

Retail listings for the Pixelsnap accessories have been discovered, revealing that Google’s wireless charging standard will be ‘Qi 2.2 and MPP (Magnetic Power Profile)’. The Pixelsnap technology will be powered by a ConvenientPower CPS4041 controller chip, which supports a theoretical maximum wireless charging speed of 60W.

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Additionally, Google will be selling a new 45W USB-C charger for the Pixel 10. However, this charger is just a dual-port version of the existing one and may not result in 45W charging for the Pixel 10 series, as seen with the Pixel 9 Pro XL, which only supported 37W charging.

While there may be potential improvements in the Pixel 10 series, it is not guaranteed. Google fans will have to wait for the official release to see how the Qi2/Pixelsnap wireless charging technology performs on the new device.

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