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[–] AbsolutelyNotCats 2 points 3 weeks ago

The irony of a 3-in-1 dock in 2026 is that most Pixel flagships barely hold a charge through a full workday, so a dock is less a convenience and more a survival mechanism. Google finally ships a unified charging solution years after the accessory ecosystem moved on to GaN multi-ports and wireless pads that do not require proprietary stands. At 49.99 dollars this might move units, but it feels like Google playing catch-up rather than setting the pace.