After several weeks of rumors and speculations, Google introduced a new mobile family Pixel 10 With whom he hopes to meet with Samsung and other Android manufacturers. Although the novelties of this year are focused on photographs and their abilities, there is a characteristic that we have never seen in the company’s mobile phones. Pixel 10 debuts with Pixelsnap, wireless load technology, identical magsafe iPhone.
While Google has already promised to accept Qi2 standardThe company did not offer detailed information about its implementation. Now it is known that the Pixel 10 will be compatible with a wireless load of 25 W, similar to what we see on the iPhone.
Pixelsnap This allows you to attach wireless loaders, supports, handles and other accessories On the mobile. The technology is also integrated into official cover, so you can connect it to a charger without deleting it.
With the launch of the Pixel 10 Google presented many options, starting from a typical round charger to support for ARM. Maybe the most amazing of all A ring that allows you to place a mobile During charging. This application will be ideal for those who perform video calls or watch a film by traveling by plane or train.
The adoption of Qi2 in Pixelsnap will allow the first to exist General ecosystem between Apple and AndroidA few days ago, the consortium in the wireless power (WPC) confirmed that it has already certified the wave of Anker Charies, Aukey, Ugreen and Baseus to offer the QI2 25 W. The new Google technology will be compatible with these and other thousands of existing magnetic accessories.
Although the news may seem incredible for some, there are some details that need to be considered. Introduction, the speed of wireless load Pixelsnap will not be the same for all models. A Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 PRO support the wireless load Qi2 to 15 watts.While Pixel 10 Pro XL reaches 25 watts, which promises Qi2.2.
Those who are not interested in purchasing accessories and want to connect a mobile phone through a USB cable can do this. Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro are compatible with fast charging 30 W through USB-C. Meanwhile, the Pixel 10 Pro XL allows 45 watts, the same speed that we saw in its predecessor.
The adoption of Qi2 with Pixelsnap opens the door for other manufacturers to do the same. Samsung already has three certified mobile phones (Galaxy S25, Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7), as well as OnePlus with his OnePlus 13. There are other brands such as Motorola that promised to accept the standard, although they still do not launch compatible terminals.
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