How fast is the Google Pixel 11 charging speed?
Best answer: The Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro can reach up to 55% charge in 30 minutes with a 30W PPS charger, while the Pixel 11 Pro XL can reach up to 75% in the same time using a 45W PPS charger. All three models support Pixelsnap wireless charging, but now, even the Pixel 11 and Pixel 11 Pro support up to Qi2 (25W) wireless charging, in addition to the Pixel 11 Pro XL.
Everything to know about the Google Pixel 11’s battery and charging specs
Google unveiled the Pixel 11 series during its star-studded Made by Google event on August 12. Google is giving all three models a boost in battery life and wireless charging speeds, but it has also made some questionable changes to battery capacity in a few of them.
Let’s start with the Pixel 11. Compared to the Pixel 10′s 4,970mAh battery, the 11’s battery gets a minor bump to 4,985mAh. Google now promises more than 30 hours of battery life for the 11, which is slightly higher than the 24 hour claim for the Pixel 10.
Fast charging time appears to be the same though as the Pixel 11 is rated to charge up to 55% in half an hour. Wireless charging speed for the Pixel 11 gets a big boost as it’s now up to 25% faster, thanks to Qi2 (25W) support. The Pixel 10 only supported up to 15W Qi2 charging.
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The Pixel 11 Pro gets a 4,850mAh battery, which is actually smaller than the Pixel 10 Pro’s 4,870mAh battery, though not by much. Wired charging claims for the 11 Pro are similar to the Pixel 11, but wireless charging is now up to 29% faster when compared to the 10 Pro.
Lastly, the Pixel 11 Pro XL gets the biggest reduction in battery capacity, to 5,115mAh, compared to the 5,200mAh in the 10 Pro XL. That’s a big 85mAh difference. Just like the 10 Pro XL, the 11 Pro XL can once again charge the quickest in a 30-minute dash, all the way up to 75%. Wireless charging speed has also improved up to 17% compared to the 10 Pro XL, but the latter already supported Qi2 (25W).
The slightly smaller battery capacities in the Pixel 11 Pro and 11 Pro XL doesn’t seem to have affected Google’s battery life claims, and I’m hoping the same is true during real-world usage as well. The improved efficiency claims of the Tensor G6 and faster wireless charging should help the Pixel 11 series become the best Google Pixel phones we’ve seen, yet.
Shinning brightly
The Pixel 11 Pro XL promises the best battery life and has the quickest charging in the series. Coupled with the new cameras and HiLight feature, and the 11 Pro XL might just be the best large-screen Pixel, yet.
