Qi2 wireless charging is the next generation of the Qi standard, developed by the Wireless Power Consortium. It introduces significant upgrades, notably the Magnetic Power Profile (MPP) inspired by Apple's MagSafe technology. This innovation ensures precise alignment between devices and chargers, enabling faster charging speeds up to 15W and seamless compatibility across Qi2-compatible devices.

To learn more about Qi2 wireless charging please visit our blog post What is Qi2 wireless charging and why you want it.

iPhone 15 is Qi2 certified and works with Qi2 certified chargers. See a full list of Qi2 compatible devices in our blog post Is my phone compatible with Qi2 wireless charging?

Qi2 wireless charging is a separate charging technology that functions similar to MagSafe. However, Qi2 is not MagSafe. Given their similarities, Qi2 products may claim to be MagSafe compatible but it is important to check that your device is Qi2 certified.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 phones do not support Qi2 wireless charging. See a full list of Qi2 compatible devices in our blog post Is my phone compatible with Qi2 wireless charging?

Qi2 is the latest standard technology that funtions similar to MagSafe. Qi2 wireless charging will eventually be universal to potentially allow Samsung, Google and other devices to charge with it making it a more device friendly choice.

Qi2 offers fast wireless charging, magnetic alignment, and universal compatibility.

Qi2 offers faster wireless charging and magnetic alignment. Qi chargers range in wattage and may or may not have magnetic support.

The Qi2 technology is open to all device manufacturers and they are able to use it in their newer devices. 

The Qi2 technology is open to all device manufacturers and they are able to use it in their newer devices. See a full list of Qi2 compatible devices in our blog post Is my phone compatible with Qi2 wireless charging?

Yes. If a product claims to be Qi2 certified it will utilize magnets.

The WPC (Wireless Power Consortium) has confirmed that iPhone 14 will work with Qi2 and it is currently being certified. See a full list of Qi2 compatible devices in our blog post Is my phone compatible with Qi2 wireless charging?

The WPC (Wireless Power Consortium) has confirmed that iPhone 13 will work with Qi2 and it is currently being certified. See a full list of Qi2 compatible devices in our blog post Is my phone compatible with Qi2 wireless charging?

Qi2 has a max power of 15W.

Qi wireless charging uses electromagnetic induction between two coils—one in the charging pad and one in the device—to transfer power wirelessly. The pad generates a magnetic field when powered, which induces a current in the device's coil, charging its battery. Proper alignment and Qi certification ensure efficient and standardized charging across compatible devices, offering convenience without the need for cables.