Google's Pixel 3 wireless charging stand appears in the flesh, we dig out its specs
Google's G019C wireless charging stand for Pixel 3/XL
The Pixel-3-as-a-second-screen feature is said to enforce a new interface with larger icons for easier tapping when the phone is docked, as dug out from some Google APK files.
Expect tailored interface from the new Pixels when docked
When it comes to the charging specs, we delved into the FCC filings for any signs of a pad denoted with G019C, and, lo and behold, we found one by Lanto Electronics that was just granted approval this month.
Besides the model number coincidence, the FCC report says that a "Remove Brand Name" action has been carried out for the charger's testing docs which could mean hiding the Google branding from peeping Toms like us. The longer 2m cable has also been replaced with a shorter 5-feet one for the testing procedures.
As you can see from the G019C charger's bottom label, it is able to output 18W (9V/2A) or 15W (5V/3A) power, or, exactly what the Pixel 2 charger does. Long story short, the Pixel 3 and 3 XL might usher Google into the wonderful world of wireless charging for the first time, and it will be of the fast type to boot.
The FCC label tips the G019C charging stand specs
source: MySmartPrice & FCC
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