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Official Pixel 11 wireless charger and stand drops to $35, all-time low

Google’s official Pixelsnap charger with stand is down to $35, making the charging bundle that actually works with every Pixel 11 model – not just one – less expensive than buying just the charging puck by itself.

Official Pixel 11 wireless charger and stand drops to $35, all-time low

Google has reduced the price of its official Pixelsnap charger with stand bundle to a record low of $35, making it the most affordable option for charging all Pixel 11 models. This discount is lower than the individual cost of the charging puck, which is priced at $40 on Amazon. The Pixelsnap charger is capable of delivering up to 25W of wireless charging power and is fully compatible with the latest Qi2 standard, including magnetic accessories.

This year, all four Pixel 11 models can benefit from the Pixelsnap charger's maximum speed, including the Pixel 11 Pro XL. The charger bundle has been discounted from its usual price of $70, making it a more cost-effective choice for customers. Unlike previous generations, all Pixel 11 models can utilize the charger at its full capacity.

The Pixelsnap charger and stand are available for purchase on Amazon, where they are currently priced at the newly announced $35. This deal is exclusive to the bundle, which includes both the charging puck and the stand, and does not apply to the standalone puck. Google has not released any other models of the Pixelsnap charger, making this current bundle the latest offering from the company for its new devices.

The Pixel 10 Pro XL was the only previous device that could use the charger at its maximum rate, and it is currently more expensive to buy the charger separately. Despite its affordability, the Pixelsnap charger is well-built and reinforces Google's design philosophy by extending their aesthetic into the home. The availability of the Pixelsnap charger is limited to pre-orders of the Pixel 11.

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