Qi2 25W wireless charging has been officially announced by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC), confirming its coming support ...

Then last year, with the introduction of the iPhone 16 range, Apple gave its newest iPhones even faster MagSafe charging: up ...

Apple's forthcoming iPhone 17 models are likely to support up to 25W wireless charging using a variety of third-party MagSafe ...

The WPC says iPhones and some 'major' Android phones will support the standard but hasn't specified which models.

Ugreen expects its 25W magnetic power bank to start shipping in the “next three months”, alongside other Qi 2.2 wireless ...

Even the most advanced wireless charging technology that Apple uses for its Qi2 MagSafe charger, can only go up to 15W, which is still less than the standard Apple 20W USB-C power adapters.

Try charging your iPhone with a different cable, adapter, and/or outlet. If the device successfully charges, you’ll know it’s a problem with the wireless charger.

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In the meantime, however, GM drivers say that they are no longer able to use their in-car wireless charging pads to charge their iPhone 15 after updating to iOS 17.1.