Forget the Pixel 11, I can’t stop looking at these PixelSnap accessories
Made by Google has already given us plenty to talk about. The Pixel 11 series is finally here, alongside the Pixel Watch 5, refreshed Pixel Buds Pro 2, and the long-awaited Pixel Tag. But tucked between all those bigger announcements is something considerably smaller that caught my attention: Google’s new PixelSnap accessories.
- ▪Made by Google has already given us plenty to talk about.
- ▪The Pixel 11 series is finally here, alongside the Pixel Watch 5, refreshed Pixel Buds Pro 2, and the long-awaited Pixel Tag.
- ▪But tucked between all those bigger announcements is something considerably smaller that caught my attention: Google’s new PixelSnap accessories.
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Made by Google has already given us plenty to talk about. The Pixel 11 series is finally here, alongside the Pixel Watch 5, refreshed Pixel Buds Pro 2, and the long-awaited Pixel Tag. But tucked between all those bigger announcements is something considerably smaller that caught my attention: Google’s new PixelSnap accessories. They may not be as exciting as a brand-new phone or smartwatch, but they could end up being some of the Pixel accessories you actually use every single day. PixelSnap makes charging a little more useful The PixelSnap Charger is pretty straightforward on its own, but Google has paired it with a stand that makes the whole setup much more practical. Dock your Pixel on it, and the phone sits upright while charging instead of lying flat on a desk or nightstand.
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