Every iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, and Nintendo Switch 2 in this table charges over USB-C Power Delivery. The speed each one takes, and whether it needs PPS or a magnetic case, changes by model. Match the charger to the phone's row.
| Device | Wired, maker's claim | Wall charger to buy | Wireless, maximum | Magnets for Qi2 or MagSafe |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max | 50% in about 15 minutes | 60W or higher USB-C PD | 25W MagSafe or Qi2, with a 35W+ adapter | Built in |
| iPhone Duo | 50% in about 20 minutes | 60W or higher USB-C PD | 25W MagSafe or Qi2, with a 35W+ adapter | Built in |
| iPhone 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max | 50% in 20 minutes | 40W or higher USB-C PD | 25W MagSafe or Qi2, with a 30W+ adapter | Built in |
| iPhone Air | 50% in 30 minutes | 20W or higher USB-C PD | 20W MagSafe or Qi2, with a 30W+ adapter | Built in |
| iPhone 16 series | 50% in about 30 minutes | 20W or higher USB-C PD | 25W MagSafe or Qi2, with a 30W+ adapter | Built in |
| iPhone 15 series | 50% in about 30 minutes | 20W or higher USB-C PD | 15W MagSafe | Built in |
| Galaxy S26 Ultra | Up to 60W | 60W USB-C PD with PPS | 25W Qi2 | Qi2 Ready: needs a magnetic case |
| Galaxy S26+ | Up to 45W | 45W USB-C PD with PPS | 20W | Qi2 Ready: needs a magnetic case |
| Galaxy S26 | Up to 25W | 25W or higher USB-C PD with PPS | 15W | Qi2 Ready: needs a magnetic case |
| Galaxy S25 series | Up to 25W (S25), 45W (S25+, Ultra) | 25W or 45W USB-C PD with PPS | 15W | Qi2 Ready: needs a magnetic case |
| Galaxy S24 series | Up to 25W (S24), 45W (S24+, Ultra) | 25W or 45W USB-C PD with PPS | 15W | No magnets; a magnetic case adds them |
| Pixel 11, 11 Pro | Up to 30W | 30W or higher USB-C PD with PPS | 25W Qi2 | Built in (Pixelsnap) |
| Pixel 11 Pro XL | Up to 45W | 45W or higher USB-C PD with PPS | 25W Qi2 | Built in (Pixelsnap) |
| Nintendo Switch 2 | USB-C Power Delivery | A USB-C PD charger; Belkin's 65W dual charger powers the console and a second device | Not supported | Not applicable |
Figures are the makers' stated maximums and fast-charge claims as of September 2026. Peak speed lasts minutes, and every phone slows as it fills and as it warms. Any iPhone 15 or later on a USB-A charger is limited to 7.5W. Apple's 15 minute claim for iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max needs a 60W or higher adapter with Adjustable Voltage Supply. On a MagSafe Charger behind a 35W adapter the same phones reach 50% in about 30 minutes.
Cases and screen protectors are cut for one model, so a case for one phone will not fit another. This table lists the Belkin case and screen protector lines for each iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, and Nintendo Switch 2, and where to shop them on belkin.com.
| Device | Cases | Screen protectors | Where to shop |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max | Clear, Clear with Kickstand, Grip, Protect and Protect+ series | Anti-reflective, privacy, blue-to-red and red-light glass, plus lens protectors | iPhone 18 |
| iPhone 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max | Clear, Grip and Protect series | TemperedGlass, UltraGlass and InvisiGlass, including privacy and blue-light filters | iPhone cases, iPhone screen protectors |
| iPhone Air | Clear and Grip series | TemperedGlass and InvisiGlass privacy | iPhone 17 and Air |
| iPhone 16 series | Magnetic cases for 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max | Full range, including 16e | iPhone 16 |
| iPhone 15 series | Not offered | Full range | iPhone 15 |
| Galaxy S26, S26+, S26 Ultra | Clear and Protect series, magnetic for Qi2 | Titan EcoGuard privacy and red-light glass | Samsung screen protectors, Galaxy S26 |
| Galaxy S25 series | Not offered | InvisiGlass, including blue-light filter | Galaxy S25 |
| Galaxy S24 series | Not offered | TrueClear Curve blue-light filter | Galaxy S24 |
| Pixel 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro XL | Clear series | Anti-reflective glass | Google screen protectors, Pixel 11 |
| Nintendo Switch 2 | Travel case and a charging case with a built-in power bank | TemperedGlass, including anti-reflective | Switch 2 accessories |
Product lines as listed on belkin.com on September 15, 2026. Belkin does not make a case or screen protector for iPhone Duo yet.
Belkin's Choose Your Device page has nine device pages: iPhone 18, iPhone 17 and iPhone Air, iPhone 16, iPhone 15, Samsung Galaxy S26, Galaxy S25, Galaxy S24, Google Pixel 11, and Nintendo Switch 2. Each device page lists every Belkin product made or tested for that phone: cases, screen protectors, chargers, cables, and power banks. The two tables on the same page show what charger each phone needs and which case and screen protector lines exist for it. If a phone is not listed, Belkin's charger and cable pages work with any phone that charges over USB-C.
Yes. MagSafe is Apple's magnetic charging system, and Qi2 is the open standard built on the same magnet layout. A Qi2 magnetic charger snaps onto any iPhone from the iPhone 12 on and onto a Pixel 11, and a MagSafe-compatible case keeps the magnets aligned for either. Belkin's explainer covers how MagSafe and Qi2 relate.
The Galaxy S26 series supports Qi2 charging, up to 25W on the S26 Ultra, but Samsung shipped the phones without built-in magnets, which the industry calls Qi2 Ready. Add a magnetic case and a Qi2 charger locks on at full speed. Without one, a Galaxy S26 charges like it would on an older Qi pad. The same is true of the Galaxy S25 and S24. See Belkin's full list of Qi2 devices.
A USB-C Power Delivery charger of 60W or more. Apple rates iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max at 50% in about 15 minutes on a 60W or higher adapter that supports Adjustable Voltage Supply. On a MagSafe Charger behind a 35W adapter, 50% takes 30 minutes. Wireless tops out at 25W on MagSafe or Qi2, and the magnets are built in, so a Qi2 charger snaps on without a case. Belkin's iPhone 18 charging guide explains what carries over from your current setup.
A USB-C Power Delivery charger of 40W or more. Apple rates iPhone 17, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max at 50% in 20 minutes with a 40W or higher adapter. A 20W cube will not get there. For wireless, MagSafe or Qi2 reaches 25W when the charger is powered by a 30W or higher adapter. Belkin's iPhone 17 charging guide has the details.
Apple rates the iPhone Air at 50% in 30 minutes with a 20W or higher USB-C adapter. On MagSafe or Qi2 the iPhone Air reaches up to 20W with a 30W adapter behind the charger. Any 30W Belkin USB-C charger covers both. Belkin's iPhone Air charging guide explains what changed from the iPhone 17.
A USB-C Power Delivery charger with PPS. Samsung's Super Fast Charging and the top speeds on Pixel both use PPS to fine-tune the voltage while charging. A charger without it can leave a Galaxy at about 15W no matter how big it is. Match the wattage to the phone: 25W for the Galaxy S26 and S25, 45W for the Plus and Ultra models and the Pixel 11 Pro XL, 60W for the S26 Ultra. Belkin's guide to PPS versus PD explains the difference.
Yes. Every Pixel 11 model charges at up to 25W on a Qi2 charger and has Pixelsnap magnets built in, so a Belkin Qi2 25W magnetic charger aligns itself. The charger needs a 30W or higher USB-C adapter behind it to reach 25W. Belkin's Qi2 25W guide lists every charger and phone that supports it.
No. An iPhone 16 case or screen protector does not fit an iPhone 17. Cases and screen protectors are cut for one model's dimensions, camera layout, and button positions, and each new iPhone changes at least one of them. Belkin lists every case and screen protector by the exact iPhone models it fits, so check the product name for your model. Chargers, cables, and power banks are the exception: any USB-C or MagSafe accessory works across iPhone generations.
For the Nintendo Switch 2, Belkin offers charging and gaming grips, a travel bag, a travel case, and a charging case with a built-in power bank. Belkin also makes anti-reflective and blue-light-filter tempered-glass screen protectors, a 65W dual USB-C wall charger that powers the console and a second device, USB-C cables, and power banks. Belkin's Switch 2 guide covers protection and charging on the go.
Usually the cable, heat, or a battery setting. A cable without an e-marker chip is limited to 60W, and a warm phone throttles its own charging. Optimized Battery Charging on iPhone, Battery protection on Galaxy, and Charge to 80% on Pixel all hold the charge at 80% on purpose. Belkin's slow-charging guide walks through the seven causes and the fix for each.