Qi2 is the next-generation open wireless charging standard featuring magnetic alignment for faster, more efficient power delivery to smartphones and accessories.
Qi2 (pronounced "Chee Two") is the advanced global standard for wireless charging developed by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC). Building on the foundation of the original Qi protocol, Qi2 introduces the Agbara oofa Profile (MPP), which utilizes a ring of magnets to ensure perfect coil alignment between the charger and the device. This alignment improves energy efficiency, reduces heat generation, and enables faster wireless charging speeds comparable to wired connections.
The products listed in this category include a wide range of third-party wireless chargers, power banks, car mounts, and magnetic stations that adhere to the Qi2 specification. While Qi2 is a technology standard rather than a single manufacturer, these devices are designed to seamlessly power compatible smartphones—including MagSafe-equipped iPhones and supported Android devices—providing a universal and reliable charging experience.
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Qi2 is an open wireless charging standard that uses a magnetic ring to align the charger with your phone, ensuring faster and more efficient energy transfer than the original Qi standard.
Yes, Qi2 uses a Magnetic Power Profile similar to Apple's MagSafe. It is generally compatible with iPhone 13, 14, 15, and 16 series, as well as newer compatible Android devices.
Most Qi2 chargers require a USB-C Power Delivery (PD) wall adapter, typically rated at 20W or higher, to provide the full 15W wireless charging speed.
Devices certified for Qi2 undergo rigorous safety testing, including foreign object detection and temperature control, to ensure safe operation without damaging your battery.