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The Googe Pixel 6a is a decent value-for-money package smartphone released in 2022. It has a compact display and is powered by the first-gen Tensor processor. There is a 4,410mAh battery that keeps the lights on.
Google released it with 18W wired fast charging. It also supports PD 3.0 fast charging. This allows you to charge the smartphone relatively quicker than standard charging speeds. If you are looking for a new fast charger, we are here to help. Check out these best Pixel 6a fast chargers you can grab in 2024.
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Google 30W USB-C Charger
It is the official Google charger for Pixel devices. It has a single USB-C port that can deliver a peak power output of 30W. Compatible with other Google and USB-C devices.
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Spigen ArcStation 20W USB-C Charger
This is a single USB-C port GaN charger with a peak power output of 20W. It can charge only one device at a time. It is also 30% smaller than a standard 18W charger.
−$16.60
$8.99
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Spigen ArcStation 40W 2-port GaN charger
This GaN charger comes with dual USB-C ports. It can offer 40W peak output and up to 30W via a single port. It is 40% smaller than a similar charger. Available in Black and White color options.
Anker Nano 511 20W USB-C Charger
This compact 20W charger is 45% smaller than the original Apple charger. It has a single USB-C port and ActiveShield safety system. It also has a Dynamic Temperature Sensor for temperature monitoring and a Power Tuner Chip for power output adjustment.
$13.99
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Belkin 40W 2-port Charger
This is a 2-port charger that features dual USB-C ports. It has a maximum power output of 40W. It can adapt power output to the device you are charging.
−$5.00
$24.99
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UGREEN Nexode Mini 30W USB-C GaN Charger
This 30W charger is 40% smaller than other 30W chargers. It has a single USB-C port and foldable prongs. Charge various types of devices with this charger but only one at a time.
$16.99
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