Certainly, the Pixels of Google 10 seem to support Qi2 magnetic charging

Evidence is that the Google 10 Pixel series will support the Qi2 wireless charging, including the built -in magnet, and finally provides a major alternative to Android for Magsafe from Apple. The latest sign is an image that leaked from Pixel 10 With what appears to be a magnetic wireless charging pod connected to the back.

The leaked image comes from Reliable leakage Ivan PlusBlue blue pixels 10 – The basic model, passes through it Another offer we have seen so far With what appears to be a wireless charging picker, a magnetic connected to the back. It is part of a selection of pictures that were leaked to Pixel 10 phones, Pixel Watch 4, and Pixel Buds 2A that confirm previous leaks.

The picker is likely to be part of the “Pixelsnap” supplement line previously Leak Android saladAlthough we have not seen this charger before. This leakage, along with a A separate report on the status of the Pixelsnap phoneI left the possibility that Google depends on the magnets listed in the phone cases to charge the magnetic wireless, like Samsung a lot in it S25and Z Fold 7, and Z Flip 7 Phones. Since this image displays the charger that is attached directly to the phone, it seems that Google has followed Apple instead and included the magnet on the same phone.

Separate Android addresses a leak In claiming that the pixel 10 will be thicker and slightly heavier than the previous generation, and there is an increasing reason for the belief that Google decided to choose the full and magnetic QI2 support.

QI2 is a magnetic wireless charging standard on industry depending on Magsafe, developed with Apple support. So far only one Android phone includes, Hmd skylineDespite the last leading Samsung certificate QI2 is ready Because it requires a compatible state to supply magnet. QI2 was recently upgraded with Up to 25 watt shipping speedAt this point, the Wireless Energy Union announced that “the generous smartphones that join the ecosystem of Qi2.” Pixel 10 seems to be the first.