The Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) has introduced the Qi2 25W standard, marking a significant advancement in wireless charging technology over the previous 15W limit.

Qi2 25W incorporates a refined magnetic alignment design, drawing inspiration from Apple's MagSafe while maintaining unique implementation and broader compatibility.

Industry adoption is accelerating, with over fourteen devices certified and hundreds more in development, signaling transformative potential for wireless charging uptake.

The increased 25W power addresses concerns about wireless charging speed, offering a competitive alternative to wired solutions, especially for brands with conservative charging specifications.

The standard primarily targets smartphones and similar devices, while smaller accessories like earbuds may not require this enhanced charging capacity.

The Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) has introduced the Qi2 25W standard, marking a significant advancement in wireless charging technology over the previous 15W limit.

Qi2 25W incorporates a refined magnetic alignment design, drawing inspiration from Apple's MagSafe while maintaining unique implementation and broader compatibility.

Industry adoption is accelerating, with over fourteen devices certified and hundreds more in development, signaling transformative potential for wireless charging uptake.

The increased 25W power addresses concerns about wireless charging speed, offering a competitive alternative to wired solutions, especially for brands with conservative charging specifications.

The standard primarily targets smartphones and similar devices, while smaller accessories like earbuds may not require this enhanced charging capacity.