Google Pixel and iPhone both support fast USB-C charging, but there are real differences worth knowing if you're choosing accessories or switching between the two.
Quick Comparison
| Google Pixel | iPhone (USB-C models) | |
|---|---|---|
| Official charger wattage | Up to 45W (Pixel-specific models) | 20-40W depending on model |
| Connector | USB-C (since Pixel launch) | USB-C (since iPhone 15) |
| Charging protocol | USB-C PD, with Pixel-specific optimization on the official charger | USB-C PD, with Apple-specific optimization on the official charger |
| Wireless charging | Qi-standard, varies by model | MagSafe (magnetic Qi variant) |
Do You Need the Official Google Charger for Full Speed?
Similar to Apple, Google's own 45W charger is tuned specifically for Pixel's fastest charging behavior. A generic PD charger at the same wattage will still charge quickly, though the official charger is the safest bet for guaranteed full-speed performance, especially for newer Pixel models.
Switching Between Pixel and iPhone
If you're switching phones or own both, a universal PD charger and USB-C cable work across both — you don't need to keep brand-specific chargers for each, except when chasing the absolute maximum charging speed each brand optimizes for on its own hardware.
See our Google Pixel chargers and Apple chargers, both genuine and verifiable in-store.
Check the verified charger listing for the current PKR price.
Browse the AvaNext charger collection for compatible alternatives.
Read this related AvaNext article for more Pakistan-specific guidance.
Who should not buy this?
Do not buy if the connector, protocol or model is unsupported, or if the seller cannot explain warranty and returns. Stop using accessories showing damage or unusual heat.
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