Does the Pixel 7a have wireless charging?
Get your wireless chargers out, because the answer to the question is a solid “Yes!”
The Google Pixel 7a supports 7.5W wireless charging. If you’re interested in the Pixel line, write down this fact: the Pixel 7a is the first phone in the Pixel ‘a’ series to feature wireless charging. We hope to see this featured on the Pixel 8a, of course.
Does the Pixel 7a have reverse wireless charging?
Sadly, no. The Pixel 7a doesn't have reverse wireless charging. Google hasn't put such a feature on its latest budget phone probably in order to lower the cost of the handset. But the pricey Pixel Fold also doesn’t support reverse wireless charging, so maybe the device’s price point is not the issue.
What charger does the Pixel 7a use?
The Pixel 7a comes with 18W charging support. This means that you will need to get a compatible charger that can support a minimum of 18W to be able to utilize the full charging capabilities of the Pixel 7a.When we say “to get”, we mean it – either you’ll have to dig a charger from your drawer, or draw out your wallet and buy one. You didn't expect to receive a charger with the Pixel 7a in the box, did you? Nowadays, manufacturers rarely ship charging bricks with their phones. Also, Google doesn't sell 18W chargers in its store, so your options will be to either get Google's 30W charger or buy a charging brick from another manufacturer if, of course, you don't have an old power adapter sitting in a drawer somewhere.
How fast does the Pixel 7a charge?
You’ll be ready to go in just under two hours to go from 0 to 100%. The Pixel 7a needs around 1 hour and 59 minutes to fully charge its battery.
The Pixel 6a charges its cell in about 1 hour and 52 minutes. So as you can see, the Pixel 7a needs a little more time than its predecessor to fill up its tank.
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