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Google Pixelsnap Charger with Stand Discounted by 50 Per Cent

The bundle, comprising a 25W charging puck and a matching stand, offers significant savings over standard retail rates for compatible smartphones.

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The Google Pixelsnap Charger With Stand Is 50 Percent Off Right Now
Retail price cut to $35 for Qi2 magnetic wireless charging bundle

Google’s Pixelsnap Charger with Stand is currently available at a 50 per cent discount, reducing the bundle price to $35. This offer encompasses both the Qi2 25W magnetic charging puck and a matching stand, representing a notable reduction from the standard retail price of $40 for the charging puck alone.

The device utilises Qi2 wireless charging technology, which employs a ring of magnets to ensure precise alignment between the phone and the charger. This mechanism mirrors Apple’s MagSafe system, facilitating efficient and rapid wireless charging. The charger features a rounded form and soft-touch finish, designed to complement the aesthetic of Google’s Pixel range.

For users seeking to prop their device on a nightstand, the bundle includes a curvy stand that allows the phone to function as an alarm clock. The charger also features a detachable puck design, enabling users to attach it directly to the back of their phone for portable charging while in use.

The Pixelsnap supports fast charging at up to 25 watts for compatible devices, including the Pixel 10 Pro XL, Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, and iPhone 17 series. Older compatible devices, such as other iPhone models, the remainder of the Pixel 10 range, and various Samsung phones, charge at up to 15 watts.

The power adapter is not included in the bundle. For those requiring a power source, the Anker Nano 30W is suggested as an affordable option. With the Pixel 11 range anticipated to be released soon, the current Pixelsnap charger is expected to remain compatible with upcoming devices.

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