> When the pixel 2 battery becomes fully discharged if you plug it in it still won't start for at least 10-30 mins of charging.

You mean on the original 60W charger (aka Zinger) provided with the laptop or with another legacy type-C cable or charger ?

> What is the expected output?
> Uses power from the cable to turn on like every other laptop.

That's effectively the expected behavior if you plug the provided charger.

This is using the supplied charging brick.

Can you file a feedback (alt+shift+i) just after the laptop finally started ?

Just to be sure: that's all MP hardware, not old proto brick or laptop laying around ?

OK next time it happens I'll try to send feedback.

MP hardware? I'm not sure where it came from I just requested it for testing (it has an asset tag and no indication it's a prototype) - Is there something I can check? 

It's happened to others on my team too (though we all got the machines at the same time).

> MP hardware? 
> I'm not sure where it came from I just requested it for testing (it has an asset tag and no indication it's a prototype) 
> - Is there something I can check? 

For the laptop side, in chrome://system, the 'platform_info' section will give you the hardware revision in the 'version' field.

For the power supply side, it's more complicated to guess. If it is really old, the firmware update code on the laptop side will 'complain' at kernel startup, we might see it in the feedback report.

Activating. Please assign to the right owner and the appropriate priority.

Is this still a bug? It's very stale and I'm going to archive it.