Best Google Pixel 7 wireless chargers in 2023

Cut the cord with our top wireless charger picks for the ever-finicky Pixel 7

One of the biggest advantages of wireless charging is convenience. You can just throw your phone on a pad or a stand when it needs to be juiced up and forget about struggling with a charging cable. And since Google's brand-new Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro smartphones support this feature, a good wireless charger is all you need to get started.

While every single Qi-compatible wireless charger will top up both Pixel 7 phones, you'll require a Qi charger with Extended Power Profile (EPP) support for faster charging speeds. With the number of charging pads on the market and their ambiguous specifications, it can be tricky to pick a suitable one for your Pixel. So we have waded through the clutter to find the ten best EPP-supported Pixel 7 wireless chargers you can buy today.

The Anker PowerWave II Stand is a complete wireless charging package. It's one of the few chargers that can deliver 12W wireless charging to the Pixel 7 phones, the top speed you can get outside the Pixel Stand (2nd Gen). Its stand-type form factor is easy to use and allows you to keep charging your phone while having a video call or watching a video. It also has two coils that enable charging in both portrait and landscape orientations.

There is no faster way to charge the Pixel 7 phones wirelessly than with the company's Pixel Stand (2nd Gen) charger. The inclusion of Google's proprietary technology ensures that it can deliver up to 20W power to the Pixel 7 and up to 23W to the Pixel 7 Pro, the same rate you’ll get if you charge these phones wired.The built-in fan keeps your phone cool, making sure that it's charging at top speeds. The stand design allows you to continue using your phone while charging.

On the hunt for a fast charger that won't burn a hole in your wallet? The Color Rokk wireless charger has got you covered. It's a Qi-certified charger that charges at a speed of 15W. And although it doesn't come with an adapter, it's powered by a USB-C cable, meaning you can simply use the cord you usually use with your phone. Overall, this charger offers the best value for money in terms of wireless chargers for the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro.

If you want a value-for-money wireless charger for your phone, it's hard to go wrong with Belkin's BoostCharge Wireless Charging Pad 15. It's a no-frills charger that can top up the Pixel 7 phones at 12W, the fastest possible speed for any wireless charger other than the Pixel Stand (2nd Gen). As the name suggests, the charger has a pad-type form factor and rubber grips on top for secure placement of your phone. It can also charge through smartphone cases as long as they are not thicker than 3mm.

Mophie (owned by Zagg) has been making quality charging accessories for years, and its 15W universal wireless charging stand is a perfect companion to your Pixel 7 or Pixel 7 Pro. It's been optimized to allow for the full 15W charging speed. It's also a stand, not a pad, meaning it will keep your phone propped up in a position that makes it easy to see and use if you want to interact with your phone without taking it off the charger.

iOttie also offers the iON Wireless Duo, which is an excellent option if you want to charge your Pixel Buds Pro, Sony WF-1000XM4, or any other Qi charging-capable wireless earbuds alongside the Pixel 7. It has two slots for charging: the primary slot (15W) with a stand-type form factor and two charging coils for charging in landscape and portrait, and the secondary slot (5W) in the form of a pad.The iON Wireless Duo looks pretty, and the fabric-wrapped stand is elegant.

The mophie Wireless Charging Stand+ is another multi-device charging solution that provides excellent performance. It has two charging coils to top up two devices wirelessly, but you also get a USB-A port for wired charging. Unfortunately, the wired charging port tops at 7.5W, which is only suitable for low-power devices. However, the primary wireless charging coil in the stand can go up to 15W, and the second one does a not-too-shabby 10W.

The iOttie Easy One Touch Wireless 2 is fantastic in-car wireless charger for the Pixel 7 that doubles as a car mount. While it won't give the charging speed of a Pixel Stand 2, it can deliver a decent 10W charging, which is enough to push some extra charge into your phone even if you are using it for navigation. It's also easy to use, and the clamps securely hold your phone in place. Plus, you get a lot of adjustment options in terms of angle and height to help you get the best viewing angle. You can pick between dash/ windshield and vent/ CD slot mount versions, depending on where you plan to mount your phone.

The Spigen ArcField Qi 15W Super Fast Wireless Charger offers high charging speeds. At $70, it's pricey, especially considering it doesn't even come with an adapter in the box. If it's any consolation, its stand design is slim and perfect for using your Pixel 7 while it's charging, or any compatible phone, for that matter.

This OtterBox charger can fold flat when required, which is helpful while packing it for travel. Plus, the included friction hinge adjusts to any angle so that you can pick the best angle. In other highlights, OtterBox has included three coils in the charger, so device placement will never be an issue for you. The charger is also rated for up to 15W output and supports EPP like our other recommendations. OtterBox bundles a 30W power supply and a USB-C to USB-C cable to make it usable right out of the box.

The Native Union Classic Leather Wireless Charger stands out from the crowd and is made for people who care about aesthetics. Its genuine Italian leather top screams premium, and the charger will look great on your desk or nightstand. What's more, the beauty of the leather top will only improve over time as it develops a natural patina. Besides the premium aesthetics, the charger is sufficiently powered to fast charge your Pixel. It can deliver up to 10W of juice to the Pixel 7 and 7 Pro.

Although Braun is not a name typically associated with wireless chargers, the company's BWC02 is a great product. It comes with EPP support and up to 15W power output, so it can offer fast wireless charging to your Pixel phone. It also has a relatively unassuming and minimalist design, but the aluminum case certainly adds to its durability. And its pad-style form factor is suitable for portability and storage. There is no bundled power brick. But as the charger uses a USB-C port, you can use any Type-C power brick that can push at least 15W of power.

If you want quick charging, you can't pick just any wireless charger for your Pixel 7 or the Pixel 7 Pro. As mentioned, both phones require Qi EPP chargers for faster-charging speeds. Even though the phones can accept 12W of power from EPP chargers, the chargers rated for 12W or higher are your best bet. That's why we recommend going for our editor's pick – the Anker PowerWave II Stand. Its stand form factor is convenient, and the charger can deliver up to 15W power. It also packs two charging coils and can work through up to 5mm thick smartphone cases.

But if you are willing to spend a little more money on one of the best Pixel 7 accessories, go for Google's Pixel Stand (2nd Gen); it can charge the Pixel 7 phones even faster because of the proprietary technology in the phone and charger. You will get up to 20W wireless charging on the Pixel 7 and up to 23W on the Pro model. The Google charger is also aesthetically pleasing and looks premium.

The Color Rokk Wireless Charging Pad is a good value pick among other notable chargers. It costs under $20 but can still deliver up to 15W charging. Unfortunately, it doesn't come with a power brick, so you'll have to buy an 18W or higher power adapter separately.

Finally, while the above Anker, Google, and Color Rokk chargers can only top up a single device, the Moshi Sette Q and the mophie Wireless Charging Stand+ are great for charging multiple devices simultaneously.

Whichever charger you choose, please keep a few things in mind if it doesn't immediately and perfectly match your expectations:

Gaurav Shukla has been writing about consumer technology for over a decade. His first foray into technology journalism was a self-published Android blog — AndroidOS.in — where Gaurav covered everything from the T-Mobile G1 to HTC's descent into smartphone oblivion. Since then, he has worked with MSN.com, NDTV Gadgets 360, How-To Geek, and XDA-Developers. Over the course of his career, Gaurav has extensively covered consumer technology news, written dozens of product reviews, how-to guides, explainers, buying guides, and much more. When he's not writing or keeping up with the latest gadgets, you can find him catching up on the latest TV series or movies. You can reach him at [email protected].