(Last Updated On: December 1, 2023)

The Google Pixel 7 and the Pixel 7 Pro are much like last year’s models, and that can be said for nearly any phone with a yearly release. Sure, the specs of this new phone are better by offering slightly better performance, and if you want the best, you’re likely looking forward to the Pixel 7.

However, when it comes to modern phones, something is missing from the box, and that is the charger. You don’t get a charger in the box with the Pixel 7 or the 7 Pro; much like when Apple removed the headphone jack, and Google made fun of them, here we are with Google following suit, yet again. Anyway, if you’re searching for a fast charger for your Pixel 7, I’ve chosen a few that can charge other devices.

VOLTME 30W Dual USB-C Charger

The VOLTME 30W charger is minimal but powerful; you can use the total 30W of Power Delivery when charging a single device, which can fast charge the Pixel 7. The charger has two USB-C ports that let you simultaneously charge two devices; however, the max output becomes 15W.

So, when you charge two devices, you will lose that fast charging; that said, having the option of charging two devices and fast charging alone is better than just having a single port. This charger is also tiny, with just a 1-inch size all around. For more insights, read my review article or watch my video review of the VOLTME 30W Dual USB-C Charger.

UGREEN 45W 2 Port USB-C Charger

A charger that doesn’t compromise on charging power would be this UGREEN 45W charger. You can fully use the 45W PD output when charging from either of the two USB-C ports, which is more than enough power for fast charging Pixel 7. You can charge most USB-C laptops by charging a single device.

The main highlight is that this UGREEN charger has a 25W and 20W power split, and this lets you fast charge the Pixel 7 or 7 Pro, even when you’re charging another device simultaneously. That said, in my review of this UGREEN charger, I found that the first device you plug in will be the one that will get 25W, and the second device will get 20W.

So, It’s best to plug in your Pixel 7 first for faster charging. Discover more details by reading my review article or watching my video review of the UGREEN 45W 2 Port USB-C Charger.

Unitek 140W GaN 3 Port Charger

Yes, this Unitek 140W charger is taking it too far on the charging power scale because this is a 140W charger. That said, this is also the only wall charger you will ever need to charge nearly any of your devices, not just your Pixel 7 but also your laptops, tablets, and other USB-C devices.

The Unitek charger has two USB-C ports and a single USB-A port; even when charging three devices simultaneously, the USB-C port is still able to output 45W and can fast charge the Pixel 7. You can reserve the USB-C 1 port for charging larger devices because the USB-C 1 port has a 65W output when charging three devices, and the USB-A port has an 18W output.

Yes, this is a lot of power, but this charger is universal because of its power output. Check out my review article or video review for an in-depth look at the Unitek 140W GaN 3 Port Charger.

UGREEN Nexode 100W 4 Port Charger

Another high-output Power Delivery charger I recommend is this UGREEN 100W Nexode charger. Yes, just like the Unitek charger, this one also has much power. However, it’s still lower with a 100W max output that can be used if you’re charging a single device from USB-C 1 or USB-C 2; the single port output doesn’t matter when charging your Pixel 7, but multi-port charging does.

That’s because charging four devices simultaneously still allows a 45W Power Delivery output from USB-C 1 and a 30W PD output from USB-C 2. So you can still fast charge your Pixel 7 or 7 Pro from either USB-C port when charging four devices simultaneously.

Two USB-A ports will output 10.5W when charging four devices. Find out more by reading my review article.

iWalk LinkPod 4,800mAh USB-C Mini Power Bank

The iWalk LinkPod power bank is a charger for charging phones because of its tiny size and USB-C connection directly to the power bank. So you don’t need a cable when using this power bank; it already has one. The charging speed from this iWalk power bank is 18W, so not exactly the fastest charging speed for the Pixel 7, but it comes close.

The capacity also is not the highest, with this LinkPod power bank having a 4,800mAh battery that can come close to charging the Pixel 7’s 4,355mAh battery and the Pixel 7 Pro’s 5,000mAh battery. Also, this power bank can be recharged by simply inputting the USB-C connector into a wall charger.

The small size of this LinkPod power bank is the main reason I’m recommending it because it can easily fit into your pocket. Read my review article or watch my video review for additional details on the iWalk LinkPod 4,800mAh USB-C Mini Power Bank.

iWalk LinkPod Y2 9,600mAh Power Bank

One of the iWalk power banks I wanted to recommend is the LinkPod Y2. This one is similar to the one I recommended because it has a 9,600mAh battery that can charge the Pixel 7 Pro to full power at least once and still have spare capacity to use later.

This power bank also has a built-in USB-C cable, so you don’t need your cable at all; the charging speed is 18W for Power Delivery. You can just input the cable into a wall charger to recharge the power bank, so you don’t need any cable. Explore more by checking out my review article or the video review of the iWalk LinkPod Y2 9,600mAh Power Bank.

INIU 15W Wireless Charging Stand

Wireless charging is available with the Google Pixel 7 and 7 Pro with up to 20W of wireless charging. This INIU 15W wireless charging stand doesn’t quite reach the 20W, but 15W is still pretty good. The design makes it worth getting this wireless charger; the INIU charging stand has a raised height and an adjustable angle. Learn more by reading my review article or viewing my video review of the INIU 15W Wireless Charging Stand.