Google Might Have Falsely Advertised Pixel Phone's Charging Speed

Big companies like Apple, Google, Samsung and the like usually get away when they falsely advertise their products and highlight features that are not working as described. The last company to falsely claim one of its products operates within certain parameters if Google.

The culprit is the Pixel phone, which has been confirmed to charge at 18W, just like its Pixel XL bigger brother. However, a reputable community tester of USB device, Nathan K. did some tests on both Pixel phones and got to the conclusion that the Pixel phone can't reach 18W during charging.

Google has been quick to respond to these tests that the person made publicly known and said that the fact that the Pixel phone was advertised as fully supporting 18W charging is a mistake that the marketing department did when they listed the features on the ad materials.

Also, the search giant updated the phone's specs on its ...