Google Pixel 8 registration information exposed, still uses traditional wireless charging protocol

News on June 1st, according to the editor’s understanding, Google registered Pixel on the official website of the WPC Wireless Charging Alliance today. 8. The phone has been given the codename GKWS6, indicating that Google is working on wireless charging certification for its next-generation phone. However, compared to its predecessor, the Pixel 8 doesn’t bring anything new in terms of wireless charging. According to the data, the wireless charging power of Pixel 8 is still 12W, which is consistent with Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro.

It is worth noting that Pixel The wireless charging protocol version supported by 8 is 1.2.4 and has not been upgraded to the latest Qi2 specification. Qi2 is a new unified wireless charging standard jointly developed by Apple and WPC. It is built on MagSafe technology, and the core technology is derived from the magnetic power distribution map provided by Apple. Through the magnetic attraction function, Qi2 can help mobile phones better align with wireless charging coils, improve wireless charging efficiency and reduce additional losses. In addition, Qi2 is also expected to allow devices in the Android camp to support MagSafe peripheral products. According to relevant news, Apple’s upcoming iPhone The 15/Pro series will support the Qi2 wireless charging specification, which will further promote the popularity of the Qi2 standard.

Although Pixel The 8 doesn't feature the latest Qi2 specs, but that doesn't mean Google has completely given up on wireless charging improvements. This phone may continue the previous standard and provide users with a relatively stable wireless charging experience. However, we still need to wait for an official announcement or more reliable news to fully understand Pixel 8 details. In any case, as Google's flagship phone, Pixel 8's wireless charging function is highly anticipated.

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