The Google 45W USB-C Charger is Google's official high-output charger for recent Pixel phones, Pixel Tablet, Chromebooks and other USB-C Power Delivery devices. The charger can provide up to 45W, but the connected device decides how much power it actually draws.
Who should buy the Google 45W charger?
- Pixel owners who want a Google-branded USB-C charger with PPS support.
- Pixel Tablet or USB-C Chromebook users who want one compact charger for several devices.
- Buyers who want a genuine Google charger rather than a generic adapter labelled 45W.
Why PPS matters
PPS, or Programmable Power Supply, lets a compatible phone request voltage and current dynamically. This can improve charging efficiency and heat management compared with a basic USB-C charger that lacks the charging profile your phone expects.
Does every Pixel charge at 45W?
No. A 45W charger is a power ceiling, not a promise that every Pixel will draw 45W. Charging speed depends on the exact Pixel model, battery level, temperature, cable and supported charging profile.
US vs EU version
AvaNext stocks US and EU plug versions. Both provide the same charger output; the difference is the wall-plug shape. Check the socket you normally use before ordering because a plug adapter may be required depending on your outlet.
Choose your Google 45W charger
Related guides
- Google Pixel fast-charging guide
- Google 45W US vs EU comparison
- How to spot a fake Google 45W charger
Buying checklist
- Confirm your device uses USB-C charging.
- Check whether your device benefits from PPS.
- Choose the plug version that best matches your wall outlet.
- Use a sound USB-C cable rated for your use case.
- Check the live AvaNext product page for current stock and price.
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