Best portable chargers for Google Pixel 2024

Even a fantastic phone like the Pixel 9 Pro XL needs a power boost sooner or later to keep it going. You have a phone that takes great pictures, but with one of the options listed below, you can continue to enjoy your phone and stop worrying about the low battery.

You can choose from a variety of power banks to keep your Pixel going and charge other devices. Since the one you choose will depend on your tech needs, the good news is that you have different styles to choose from. Let's see what the power list has in store for you.

These are the best portable chargers for Google Pixel

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Extend the life of your Google Pixel with these external battery packs

If you're still using the crowd-favorite Pixel 8a or have invested in the new Pixel 9 Pro, you'll need a portable charger. You need to ensure it can keep going all day and then some, especially when traveling. This is why we suggest getting one of the best Google Pixel portable chargers.

Our top vote goes to Zendure's Supermini, which offers 10,000mAh of portable power in a card-sized body that is easy to carry anywhere. Thanks to the funky colorways available, it even looks amazing.

Then there's Anker's PowerCore Slim 10K, which gives you two inputs (USB-C and USB-A) for easy recharging. The USB-A output port means it can work with just about any cable you might have lying around in your home. We also suggest looking at INIU's PowerNova 140W Power Bank, which includes a mighty 27,000mAh battery pack with two USB-C ports and a USB-A port for good measure.

Once you've picked the right external battery pack, pair it up with one of the best USB-C cables. The one Google gives you is okay, but it certainly doesn't last as long as a sturdy nylon braided wire.

Andrew Myrick
Senior Editor — Smartphones (North America), Chromebooks & Tablets

Andrew Myrick is a Senior Editor at Android Central. He enjoys everything to do with technology, including tablets, smartphones, and everything in between. Perhaps his favorite past-time is collecting different headphones, even if they all end up in the same drawer.

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