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Belkin is today launching a new 2-in-1 “UltraCharge” wireless charger that features support for Qi2’s new 25W charging speeds and couldn’t be more perfect for the Pixel 10 series and your other Google accessories.

The Belkin UltraCharge 2-in-1 Foldable Magnetic Charger is a $60 Qi2-certified charger that is pretty simple in design. It features a kickstand-style design with a Qi2 magnetic charging ring on top and a second standard Qi charger underneath. This means you can place your Pixel 10 series device (or an iPhone, I guess) on the main charger for full 15W or 25W speeds, and then put a pair of Pixel Buds underneath.

There’s a USB-C port alongside those, which could then be used to connect the new Pixel Watch 4 charger, making this little gadget a perfect companion to Google’s new series. With just one device, you’ve got a station ready to charge Google’s entire ecosystem.

Belkin uses “ChillBoost” tech to keep your devices cool while charging and includes both a USB-C cable and a 45W power adapter in the box with this charger.

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It comes in both square and round options, with the former coming in blue, black, and white, and the latter in black and white.

Pricing lands at $59.99 in the US, and you can order now from Belkin’s website, Amazon, and select other retailers.

Belkin is also launching two other 3-in-1 chargers with Qi2 25W today, both of which have the same basic specs as this one, but with Apple Watch chargers built in.

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Belkin is today launching a new 2-in-1 “UltraCharge” wireless charger that features support for Qi2’s new 25W charging speeds and couldn’t be more perfect for the Pixel 10 series and your other Google accessories.

The Belkin UltraCharge 2-in-1 Foldable Magnetic Charger is a $60 Qi2-certified charger that is pretty simple in design. It features a kickstand-style design with a Qi2 magnetic charging ring on top and a second standard Qi charger underneath. This means you can place your Pixel 10 series device (or an iPhone, I guess) on the main charger for full 15W or 25W speeds, and then put a pair of Pixel Buds underneath.

There’s a USB-C port alongside those, which could then be used to connect the new Pixel Watch 4 charger, making this little gadget a perfect companion to Google’s new series. With just one device, you’ve got a station ready to charge Google’s entire ecosystem.

Belkin uses “ChillBoost” tech to keep your devices cool while charging and includes both a USB-C cable and a 45W power adapter in the box with this charger.

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It comes in both square and round options, with the former coming in blue, black, and white, and the latter in black and white.

Pricing lands at $59.99 in the US, and you can order now from Belkin’s website, Amazon, and select other retailers.

Belkin is also launching two other 3-in-1 chargers with Qi2 25W today, both of which have the same basic specs as this one, but with Apple Watch chargers built in.

More on Qi2:

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Belkin is today launching a new 2-in-1 “UltraCharge” wireless charger that features support for Qi2’s new 25W charging speeds and couldn’t be more perfect for the Pixel 10 series and your other Google accessories.

The Belkin UltraCharge 2-in-1 Foldable Magnetic Charger is a $60 Qi2-certified charger that is pretty simple in design. It features a kickstand-style design with a Qi2 magnetic charging ring on top and a second standard Qi charger underneath. This means you can place your Pixel 10 series device (or an iPhone, I guess) on the main charger for full 15W or 25W speeds, and then put a pair of Pixel Buds underneath.

There’s a USB-C port alongside those, which could then be used to connect the new Pixel Watch 4 charger, making this little gadget a perfect companion to Google’s new series. With just one device, you’ve got a station ready to charge Google’s entire ecosystem.

Belkin uses “ChillBoost” tech to keep your devices cool while charging and includes both a USB-C cable and a 45W power adapter in the box with this charger.

Advertisement – scroll for more content

It comes in both square and round options, with the former coming in blue, black, and white, and the latter in black and white.

Pricing lands at $59.99 in the US, and you can order now from Belkin’s website, Amazon, and select other retailers.

Belkin is also launching two other 3-in-1 chargers with Qi2 25W today, both of which have the same basic specs as this one, but with Apple Watch chargers built in.

More on Qi2:

Follow Ben: Twitter/X, Threads, Bluesky, and Instagram

Google has added a Drive shortcut for Workspace users that provides a quicker way to edit videos without having to manually open them in Google Vids. When previewing a video saved in their Drive, users will now see an “Open” button at the top right corner that automatically opens the file in Google Vids, where users can then make simple edits like trimming clips, adding text or music, and more.

The Vids shortcut will be enabled by default and can be disabled by Workspace organization admins. It started rolling out on August 21st, but could take more than two weeks to appear for everyone. This is the latest of several Drive improvements that Google has added for videos, having introduced a new video player in October last year, and a Gemini AI feature that summarizes Drive videos in May.

Google has added a Drive shortcut for Workspace users that provides a quicker way to edit videos without having to manually open them in Google Vids. When previewing a video saved in their Drive, users will now see an “Open” button at the top right corner that automatically opens the file in Google Vids, where users can then make simple edits like trimming clips, adding text or music, and more.

The Vids shortcut will be enabled by default and can be disabled by Workspace organization admins. It started rolling out on August 21st, but could take more than two weeks to appear for everyone. This is the latest of several Drive improvements that Google has added for videos, having introduced a new video player in October last year, and a Gemini AI feature that summarizes Drive videos in May.

Google has added a Drive shortcut for Workspace users that provides a quicker way to edit videos without having to manually open them in Google Vids. When previewing a video saved in their Drive, users will now see an “Open” button at the top right corner that automatically opens the file in Google Vids, where users can then make simple edits like trimming clips, adding text or music, and more.

The Vids shortcut will be enabled by default and can be disabled by Workspace organization admins. It started rolling out on August 21st, but could take more than two weeks to appear for everyone. This is the latest of several Drive improvements that Google has added for videos, having introduced a new video player in October last year, and a Gemini AI feature that summarizes Drive videos in May.

Google has added a Drive shortcut for Workspace users that provides a quicker way to edit videos without having to manually open them in Google Vids. When previewing a video saved in their Drive, users will now see an “Open” button at the top right corner that automatically opens the file in Google Vids, where users can then make simple edits like trimming clips, adding text or music, and more.

The Vids shortcut will be enabled by default and can be disabled by Workspace organization admins. It started rolling out on August 21st, but could take more than two weeks to appear for everyone. This is the latest of several Drive improvements that Google has added for videos, having introduced a new video player in October last year, and a Gemini AI feature that summarizes Drive videos in May.

Google has added a Drive shortcut for Workspace users that provides a quicker way to edit videos without having to manually open them in Google Vids. When previewing a video saved in their Drive, users will now see an “Open” button at the top right corner that automatically opens the file in Google Vids, where users can then make simple edits like trimming clips, adding text or music, and more.

The Vids shortcut will be enabled by default and can be disabled by Workspace organization admins. It started rolling out on August 21st, but could take more than two weeks to appear for everyone. This is the latest of several Drive improvements that Google has added for videos, having introduced a new video player in October last year, and a Gemini AI feature that summarizes Drive videos in May.

Google has added a Drive shortcut for Workspace users that provides a quicker way to edit videos without having to manually open them in Google Vids. When previewing a video saved in their Drive, users will now see an “Open” button at the top right corner that automatically opens the file in Google Vids, where users can then make simple edits like trimming clips, adding text or music, and more.

The Vids shortcut will be enabled by default and can be disabled by Workspace organization admins. It started rolling out on August 21st, but could take more than two weeks to appear for everyone. This is the latest of several Drive improvements that Google has added for videos, having introduced a new video player in October last year, and a Gemini AI feature that summarizes Drive videos in May.

Google has added a Drive shortcut for Workspace users that provides a quicker way to edit videos without having to manually open them in Google Vids. When previewing a video saved in their Drive, users will now see an “Open” button at the top right corner that automatically opens the file in Google Vids, where users can then make simple edits like trimming clips, adding text or music, and more.

The Vids shortcut will be enabled by default and can be disabled by Workspace organization admins. It started rolling out on August 21st, but could take more than two weeks to appear for everyone. This is the latest of several Drive improvements that Google has added for videos, having introduced a new video player in October last year, and a Gemini AI feature that summarizes Drive videos in May.