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Will Your iPhone SE (2nd gen) Charger Work With Pixel 9a?

Cable, wall adapter, wireless charging & MagSafe compatibility (2026)

⚠️

Works but with caveats

Cable incompatible (lightning → usb-c) — but your wireless chargers and wall adapter still work with the Pixel 9a.

🔌 Cable

Incompatible
iPhone SE (2nd gen): lightningPixel 9a: usb-c

Your lightning cable won't fit the Pixel 9a's usb-c port. You need a new usb-c cable.

iPhone SE (2nd gen)
20W
max wired
Pixel 9a
27W
max wired
Shop usb-c cables on Amazon →

🔋 Wall Adapter

Works but slower

Your wall adapter works — you just need a new usb-c cable. The adapter's USB output charges the Pixel 9a at up to 20W.

iPhone SE (2nd gen)
20W
max wired
Pixel 9a
27W
max wired
Shop 27W+ fast chargers →

Wireless Charging

Compatible
Qi Pad Qi2

A standard Qi pad works for both phones at up to 7.5W.

iPhone SE (2nd gen)
7.5W
max wireless
Pixel 9a
15W
max wireless
Shop wireless chargers →

🧲 MagSafe

Incompatible

Neither phone has built-in MagSafe magnets. MagSafe chargers will charge via Qi at ~5W without magnetic snap.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will my iPhone SE (2nd gen) charger work with Pixel 9a?

Cable incompatible (lightning → usb-c) — but your wireless chargers and wall adapter still work with the Pixel 9a.

Can I use my iPhone SE (2nd gen) cable with Pixel 9a?

Your lightning cable won't fit the Pixel 9a's usb-c port. You need a new usb-c cable.

Does MagSafe work with both phones?

Neither phone has built-in MagSafe magnets. MagSafe chargers will charge via Qi at ~5W without magnetic snap.

Can I wirelessly charge both phones with the same charger?

A standard Qi pad works for both phones at up to 7.5W.