How to Check a Google 45W USB-C Charger Before Buying
No single visual or charging-speed test can prove that a charger is genuine. Weight, warmth, phone notifications, price and an app's current reading can vary with the device, cable and charging conditions. Treat inconsistencies as reasons to ask questions, not as a definitive counterfeit test.
Useful checks
- Compare the model and output markings on the adapter and package with Google's published charger details.
- Ask the seller for traceable sourcing, invoice and written warranty or return terms.
- Inspect the adapter and cable for visible damage, loose pins or poor fit. Do not use damaged electrical equipment.
- Check that the plug version fits your outlet or a suitable adapter.
- If authenticity remains uncertain, contact the seller or Google support with the model and packaging details.
Charging speed is affected by the phone model, battery level, temperature, cable and use during charging. A slow or warm charging session alone does not establish that an adapter is counterfeit. Likewise, a low price alone is not proof of a fake.
Current AvaNext listing
AvaNext's Google 45W USB-C charger listing currently has US and EU plug variants. On 23 October 2026, the US variant was listed at Rs. 5,700 and the EU variant at Rs. 6,700. Check the selected variant for the current price, stock and package contents; a cable is not confirmed as included.
Review checkout terms and warranty and returns information before ordering. Cash on Delivery, if offered for your order, does not by itself authenticate a product.
Reference: Google 45W USB-C Charger.
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