Qi2 is the latest wireless charging standard that most devices will adopt going forward. When it was first announced, we were most excited to hear about the Magnetic Power Profile (MPP) where a ...

In addition to easier alignment, Qi2 will offer the same higher charging rates — up to 15W — to all compatible devices. Right now, iPhones can only charge at up to 7.5W on regular Qi chargers ...

Qi2 Certified phones and chargers should be available approximately 4th quarter 2023. But, in terms of major releases left in 2023, there’s really not going to be much of an opportunity.

At CES 2025, two years after Qi2 was first introduced, the first update to the standard was released. It brings “Qi2 Ready,” as well as new support for chargers that have a moving coil.

The Galaxy S25 FE has appeared in real-life images, thanks to a regulatory listing. These images show the same design as last year’s S24 FE, but upgraded wireless charging with Qi2 without the ...

Qi2 wireless charging is built into the iPhone 15 and 16 family. As of iOS 17.2, Apple brought the technology to all iPhone 13 and 14 models as well.

The Qi2 wireless charging spec was originally announced back in early 2023. However, Android phone makers haven’t exactly been rushing to add Qi2 support to their latest devices since then. That ...

The 15W Qi2 charger will charge your iPhone 15 Pro Max 50% in under 30 minutes, which is great for those who need a quick charge in a pinch. This charger truly shines in its versatility.

A bevy of “Qi2 Ready” cases will add complete Qi2 capabilities to the Galaxy S25. Samsung doesn't have to redesign the phone to add magnets, because the case is doing the hard work.

Unfortunately, when it came to adding support for the Qi2 wireless charging standard to devices in 2024, it feels like Android phone makers were stuck on outdated patch notes.

The idea behind Qi2 is to improve upon what wireless charging already offers in a bunch of different ways. This includes adding magnets, with the help of MagSafe developers Apple, while also ...