This updated version of Qi 2 will allow wireless charging speeds to go up to 45W. Currently, Apple’s MagSafe only goes up to 25W, and that’s only if you use it with a 30W power adapter.

Your wireless charger may be much more inefficient than you realize. It may cost a lot more just to run the simple ...

Apple appears to be moving to the next-generation Qi 2.2 wireless charging standard, according to regulatory filings on ...

Key findings from the wireless charging project to date include 10,000 charging events with 100% uptime; 140MWh of energy transferred; five million kilometres travelled by the cars in the test ...

Samsung might be looking to remove a part of the Galaxy S26 Ultra's S Pen in order to add Qi2 wireless charging and make the ...

According to WhichEV, the project, which started in 2022, is now expanding from its fleet of 20 Volvo XC40 Recharge taxis. The four in-ground chargers currently provide 75kW charging for the taxis ...

A Galaxy S25 Plus has reportedly exploded during charging—an incident that’s already circulating across social media and stirring up concern about Samsung’s battery safety practices.

This is a big leap from the iPhone 16’s 25W wireless charging cap, hinting that the iPhone 17 series might crank up both wireless and wired speeds—currently also stuck at 25W for wired charging.

With Qi 2.2, wireless chargers can theoretically reach up to 50 watts, offering a notable improvement in charging speed. Apple's new MagSafe chargers are specified to deliver up to 45 watts of ...

Bumping it to 45W means almost double the charging speeds. If this is true, then this is a big deal. It beats Apple’s rival, Samsung, where the Galaxy S25 Ultra has a max wireless charging speed ...

Key Specs • Power: 5–10 W • Device Compatibility: Samsung Galaxy, iPhone, and Qi-enabled devices • Power Adapter: USB-C not included The Yootech Wireless Charger is a universal wireless ...