Google expected to unveil the Pixel 10 series on August 20, and based on the leaks we have seen so far, they would look similar to their predecessors since 2024. But the company is going to pack them with some very interesting updates from inside – Tensor G5 Chipset will be the first person created by TSMC and Samsung. Gimble -like camera stabilization also seems.
And magnet also. A new report claimed that Pixel 10 devices are made in the phone with magnets with QI 2.2 wireless charging, just as apple. Google has also designed a trademark for its upcoming magnetic goods: pixelsnap (as they snap).
Google Pixel 10 leaked CAD-based render
So far it seems that the launch will have three pixelsnap accessories: a magnetic charger, a charger with a stand, and a “ring stand”. The charger will be just one charger, one with the stand, okay, it will have a stand, while the “ring stand” will have a charger with a stand without charger.
Pixels can become a smart display when charging when combined with pixelsnap charger (or any QI2-Sangat Charger) because Google is working on bringing the hub mode on the phone, so we still have another similarity that we still have another similarity (with standby mode).
The main brief name in the screenshot taken from an unnamed trade database is “MPP”, which stands for magnetic power profiles. The colors are codenames, by the way – “rock candy” usually turns into obesidians, but this time there will no longer be obesidian around the obesidian, while the “mist” becomes porcelain, although it can be light porcelain with pixel 10 generations. If that sentence has no meaning to you, then we are talking about the names that Google likes to give to the colors of its phone. Obesidian is black, porcelain is white.
Interestingly, the Pixel 10 series device is asked to sports a convenient power CPS4041 controller chip for wireless charging, and this chip can support up to 60W charging, but Google can limit that it wants it in any way, so it is not confirmed by very sharp wireless charging on Pixel 10s.
