And it’s started Apple Use this technique with string iPhone 12, with a charging capacity of up to 15 watts, rising to 25 watts in later versions when using certified chargers.

Future Magnetic charging

The new standard Qi2 Developed by the Wireless Power Association (WPC) in cooperation with Apple, it relies on a magnetic power coil, which allows perfect alignment between the phone and the charger, and reduces energy waste and heat resulting from traditional wireless charging.

Traditional Qi standard Allows wireless charging, does not guarantee exact alignment between device and charger.

As for Qi2, thanks to magnets, it achieves automatic and more efficient alignment. It is expected to become a standard Qi2 It is prevalent in new devices through 2025.

And did not keep Apple MagSafe technology for itself, but contributed to the development Qi2 To become an open standard, allowing other companies e.g Samsung And Xiaomi takes advantage of magnetic charging.

While it supports iPhone Compatible like iPhone 13 and later charging up to 15W when using Qi2 chargers, launched Apple A new 25W charger supports both standards.

Android on line

Some Android device manufacturers have already started adopting Qi2. A company Samsung For example, I announced support Qi2 In a series Galaxy S25 Through magnetic cases, while other companies are working on launching devices that support magnetism built into the phone.

What does this mean for users?

Magnetic charging is no longer exclusive to Apple. Rather, it opens the door to a more efficient and easier charging experience for different users, regardless of the type of device.

This technology is expected to spread quickly, especially with new chargers that reach speeds of 25 watts or more.

Although wired chargers still provide the highest possible charging speed,… Qi2 Makes wireless charging more practical and reliable.

This could be a game changer in the near future, especially with the global shift towards devices without charging ports.