Qi2 is finally happening. Two years after it was announced, Samsung is adopting the latest Qi2 standard in the Galaxy S25 series, but it’s not in the way you probably hoped, and you’re going ...

According to a new report from Finnish-based Suomimobiili, the Galaxy S25 series handsets will support Qi2 wireless charging, but only with a new magnet case that Samsung is reportedly producing ...

So to recap, the Galaxy S25 is “Qi2 compatible” because if you put an official magnetic case on it, it technically fits the bill for Qi2. Pre-order the Galaxy S25 Ultra and save $1,250; ...

The Qi2 standard has seen hardly any adoption across Android, but has been rumored to be coming in the Galaxy S25 series. As it turns out, that’s probably not happening, but Samsung may be ...

The Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra support the Qi wireless charging standard, however, Samsung says they are “Qi2 Ready.” This is a workaround that brings full Qi2 functionality to these ...

It has been confirmed that the entire Samsung Galaxy S25 series supports Qi2.1 wireless charging and 15W charging speeds. It’s not what you think, though.

The Samsung Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra are shown here inside regular silicone cases. On top of that, a Qi2 case is shown on the side too . The source claims that all of these ...

That falls neatly within the Wireless Power Consortium's (the governing body in charge of the protocol) specifications for Qi2. But what the Galaxy S25 lacks in order to offer true compatibility ...

The Samsung Galaxy S25 has been announced at Galaxy Unpacked 2025, and with it comes the news that all 3 phones will be supporting the Qi2 wireless charging standard — but with a not-so-great ...

The Samsung Galaxy S25 series storage options revealed, Qi2 support “confirmed” This information comes from Arsene Lupin, a tipster. He says that the Galaxy S25 will arrive in 128GB and 256GB ...

The leaker Ice Universe has tipped that the Galaxy S25 series could support Qi2 wireless charging, which could help take the technology mainstream for Android phones. Skip to main content.