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Pixel 11 Pro XL Charging Test Nears 45W Peak but Misses Mark

Android Authority testing shows Pixel 11 Pro XL hits 40.7W peak, close to 45W claim and outpacing earlier models.

The test was conducted using the Google Pixel Flex 67W charger. The device sustained 40.7W for approximately the first 9 minutes of charging, which the report describes as a reasonable power level. It also exceeded the 35W peak observed on the previous two generations of XL smartphones.

According to the report, the sustained power output is far better than that of rivals claiming up to 100W capabilities. The article notes that while the Pixel 11 Pro XL does not fully hit its headline 45W figure, its performance represents an improvement for Google's large flagship lineup.

The Android Authority piece, however, framed the experience as a 'disaster' in its headline, citing the ongoing gap between real-world and advertised charging speeds. The reporter expressed frustration with USB-C charging and Pixel smartphones, calling the testing process a 'migraine'.

【Editor's Summary】The Pixel 11 Pro XL achieves 40.7W peak wired charging in testing, approaching but not meeting the 45W marketing figure. It outperforms previous Pixel models, though the report highlights the persistent discrepancy between advertised and actual charging speeds.