This charging cable comes as the Pixel Watch 2, with its 306 mAh battery, now offers 24 hours of power with the AOD enabled.

The Pixel Watch 2 has a USB-C fast-charging cable with a four-pin dock at one end. This pin system is similar to the ones found on some Garmin and Fitbit products, including the Fitbit Sense 2.

Pixel Watch 2 users are reporting a charging issue with the wearable. We found long-winded threads on Reddit showing that the new Google smartwatch is simply refusing to charge for many users.

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One interesting side effect of the Pixel Watch 2’s switch to the four-pin charging cable is that this is the same tried-and-true mechanism that Fitbit has used for the Versa and Sense lines.

According to a leak from @MysteryLupin this afternoon, the Pixel Watch 2 charging cable looks nearly identical save for the four pins embedded into the underside of the puck.

The user mentioned trying everything from ordering a new Pixel Watch 2 charging cable from the Google Store to plugging the charger into various ports and wall sockets.

Some Pixel Watch 2 owners are having a charging problem with the smartwatch, with Google support reportedly saying it was an ongoing issue.

The Google Pixel Watch 2 switched to a multipath sensor and, in the process, switched from wireless charging to pin charging. It looks like first-gen cases may not be compatible with the new watch.