Looking for a 30W USB-C charger today? You're in luck as Google's very own is currently discounted and is retailing for just $19.99.
Save 20% on the Google 30W USB-C Charger - Offers Compatibility with Every USB-C Device Out there
It's no surprise that Google makes wall chargers since the companies also makes smartphones. So, if you're looking for a high quality 30W USB-C charger, then Google can lend you a hand in that arena.
Right now, the company's own 30W USB-C Power Delivery charger is retailing for a low price of just $19.99. Usually, this charger will go for anywhere up to $25, therefore you end up saving a cool 20% with this deal without making any sort of effort at all.
Although this charger is marketed to work with Pixel devices primarily, but it will work just fine with any device that has a USB-C port and can take in power thanks to its USB PD spec. This means you can charge up iPhones, iPads, MacBooks, Android phones, tablets and so much more.
The charger is extremely minimal and you don't get fancy or irritating lights on top or around it, something which we throughly love about this product. But, you do get a cool looking 'G' looking on the side.
If you are a Pixel owner and need a charger to juice up your device at full speed then it doesn't get better than the official charger. Even if you don't have a Pixel and need a spare charger with Google's name stamped on it, then you're $19.99 away from the privilege.
Buy Google 30W USB-C Charger - Fast Charging Pixel Phone Charger - Was $25, now just $19.99
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