Google Pixel Fast Charger 30W USB‑C cable 2m

This compact USB-C power adapter and cable set brings faster top-up speeds to modern phones and tablets, especially for Google Pixel owners who need quick charging on the go. The 30W USB-C charger for Google Pixel phones speeds the battery to about 60% in roughly half an hour, according to the manufacturer, making it practical for short breaks or business travel.

Key Points

The kit includes a wall plug and a 2 metre USB-C to USB-C cable, giving more reach than many standard chargers and reducing the need to sit close to a socket. The charger uses Power Delivery 3.0 technology and is rated at 30W output, which supports rapid charging for compatible Pixel models and other USB-C devices. ⚡

Safety features are built into the adapter, with multiple protections such as output short-circuit protection and built-in overcurrent, overvoltage and overheat protection. The outer casing is made from flame-retardant PC material, which adds a layer of durability and peace of mind. The cable has been tested for durability with 20,000 bending cycles and is designed to be flexible for repeated daily use. 🔌

Technical Specifications

• Name: Google Pixel Fast Charger
• Power output: 30W
• Cable length: 2 m
• Connector type: USB-C to USB-C
• Safety protections: output short-circuit, overcurrent, overvoltage, overheat
• Material: flame-retardant PC, cable tested for 20,000 bends

Usage Recommendations

For everyday use, plug the adapter into a standard UK mains socket and connect a compatible device with the included cable. The longer 2m cable helps when sockets are not immediately accessible, such as in meeting rooms or hotel rooms. For multi-device households, note that the 30W rating is shared with connected devices according to the charger’s specifications, and charging speed will vary depending on the device’s battery management and temperature. ⚙️

When pairing with older devices or phones that do not support Power Delivery 3.0, the charger will revert to the appropriate lower-power mode. Consider that peak charging speeds are quoted by the manufacturer under optimal conditions and real-world results may be slower if the device is in heavy use or if ambient temperature is high.