Pixel 10 charger leaks reveal 67W dual port brick

Leaks point to a 67W dual port charger for the Pixel 10 alongside premium accessories and price points.

Pixel 10 gains 67W dual port charger and premium accessories

Leaked retailer listings indicate Google is preparing a 67W dual-port USB-C charger for the Pixel 10, labeled in Snow and designed to charge the phone and other devices at high speeds. The listing also suggests the charger will work with the Pixel Watch and other devices while the Pixel 10 itself may support faster wired and wireless charging as part of a broader speed upgrade.

Pricing details from the same listings show the 67W charger could sell for CA$79, and the Pixel Snap Charger with Stand for CA$99, with Pixelsnap cases priced higher than before. The note that magnets for Qi2 charging may be included hints at a premium accessory line that aims to justify higher prices to buyers looking for convenience and a cohesive ecosystem.

The leak highlights a broader trend of Google pushing premium charging accessories to complement flagship devices; prices for accessories are often a barrier to adoption. If the 67W charger is priced high, it may narrow the audience to power users and fans of the Pixel ecosystem.

If Qi2 magnets are included, Google's messaging shifts from pure speed to convenience and ecosystem lock-in. The challenge for Google is to balance perceived value with competing chargers that can be used across devices. The outcome will hinge on real world charging speed and how customers view the total cost of ownership.

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The next steps will reveal whether Google can turn fast charging into real value for everyday use.