And for those of us who want to hold onto our old phones instead of upgrading to the new iPhone, Qi 2.2 promises backward ...

A new report hints that Apple could be about to up its wireless charging game, potentially supporting wireless charging ...

According to a recent report, it seems Apple could improve MagSafe charging speeds on the iPhone 17 by bumping it to 45W.

This is a big leap from the iPhone 16’s 25W wireless charging cap, hinting that the iPhone 17 series might crank up both ...

Regulatory filings have revealed what appear to be an upcoming Apple MagSafe charger, which supports charging power of up ...

Notably, Apple's existing MagSafe chargers are compatible with the Qi2 standard which maxes out at 15W. Although the latest iPhone 16 models support up to 25W wireless charging with the 30W MagSafe ...

Ahead of the iPhone 17 launch, Apple could develop new MagSafe chargers capable of up to 50W wireless charging. Reportedly, ...

Apple’s upcoming MagSafe chargers could charge iPhone 17 wirelessly up to 50W with the new Qi2.2 standard, offering faster ...

For example, the Apple iPhone 14 can charge up to 15W via a wireless charger (the same amount as an Apple MagSafe charger emits), but can charge up to 20W wired. Due to the slower speeds, wireless ...

Some Samsung Galaxy Watches do also support the ability to be powered up using wireless chargers offering a more convenient way to charge and not have you scrambling around for that charging cable.