According to an early image published on a Finnish carrier site, the Galaxy S25 will have at least two case accessories that support the beefed-up wireless charging standard. There will likely be a Samsung-made “magnet case,” as 9to5Google calls it. Qi2 wireless charging includes magnets, which keep the connection hearty and stable.

Native support for the Qi2 wireless charging standard is currently limited to only a few handsets on the market, none of which are produced by Samsung. However, this could change in the coming weeks with the anticipated arrival of the Galaxy S25 series ...

The Samsung Galaxy S25 could be the first Android phone to support Qi2 wireless charging. Here's why that's a big deal.

The Qi2 wireless charging standard was launched back in 2023. It uses magnets on devices to pull off 15W wireless charging. Does it sound familiar? Well, it should, as it is similar to Apple’s MagSafe.

Notable Samsung tipster Ice Universe has reportedly shared that this Qi2 technology is exactly what will be present on the Samsung Galaxy S25 series, and the company better do it, otherwise both Apple and its formidable Chinese competitors will be ahead of the game when it comes to wireless charging.

It turns out that was a massive “if," and the seeming slam dunk hasn’t happened. As 9to5Google notes, just a single Android phone uses Qi2 so far (the HMD Skyline) and even Google snubbed the technology with the recent Pixel 9, claiming — somewhat nonsensically — that there are no tangible benefits to be had over Qi1.

Here’s everything that we know so far about the Samsung Galaxy S25, from its expected release date and price to its specs, features, and more.