Super-Fast 23W Google Pixel Stand is Currently $20 Off

Jul 15, 2022 at 04:21pm EDT
Save $20 on Google Pixel Stand Qi wireless charger

The Google Pixel Stand (second-generation) can fast charge a Pixel phone at 23W. Currently it’s just $59 for a limited time.

Bought a Pixel 6 or Pixel 6 Pro? Fast Charge it at 23W Wirelessly Using the Google Pixel Stand, Currently $20 off

While the Pixel lineup of phones (some of them) support wireless charging, but in order to fast charge them, you need the Google Pixel Stand. If you recently bought a Pixel 6 or Pixel 6 Pro, you’ll be surprised to learn that it can accept up to 23W of power wirelessly, which is blazing fast.

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But, in order to reach those speeds, you need the official Google Pixel Stand, the second generation model. And right now, the very same charger is $20 off over at Amazon, allowing you to pick it up at a low price of just $59.

The charger is extremely straightforward and works right out of the box. Just place your Pixel smartphone on the stand it will start charging instantly. That’s not all, you can charge any other phone or Qi compatible device you may have, even an iPhone.

While your phone stands up straight for charging, you can continue with your video call or even use your Pixel phone as a Google Photos frame. Pretty cool, right?

There are no discount codes or coupons needed to get this deal. Just add it to your cart and you’re good to go.

Buy Google Pixel Stand (2nd Gen) - Wireless Charger - Was $79, now just $59

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