On January 23, 2025, Samsung unveiled its latest flagship smartphone series, the Galaxy S25 lineup, which includes the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra. These models are powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Ultimate Edition, delivering exceptional performance. The series also features second-generation Dynamic AMOLED displays with a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate, offering users a smooth and immersive visual experience. Furthermore, Samsung has introduced a multimodal AI assistant and One UI 7, enhancing user interaction and personalization.
Samsung S25 Series Gains Qi2 Certification
One of the most significant upgrades in the Samsung S25 series is in the charging department. For the first time, Samsung smartphones have received Qi2 certification, officially integrating into the Qi2 wireless charging ecosystem.
According to data from the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC), there are now 25 Qi2-certified smartphones, with the Samsung S25 lineup officially joining on January 23, 2025. Each model in the series has obtained Qi 2.1.0 certification:
Galaxy S25 Ultra – Certification ID: 23212
Galaxy S25+ – Certification ID: 23253
Galaxy S25 – Certification ID: 23254
All three models support 15W wireless charging, aligning with the Qi2 standard for fast and efficient wireless power transfer.
Magnetic Wireless Charging Comes to Samsung S25
With Qi2 certification, the Samsung S25 series also introduces magnetic wireless charging, a first for Samsung smartphones. Unlike Apple’s MagSafe, Samsung’s approach to magnetic charging appears to involve a specialized phone case that enables secure attachment to Qi2-compatible chargers and accessories. This means that the S25 series can now take advantage of the extensive Qi2 accessory ecosystem, similar to Apple’s iPhone 16 lineup.
Why Qi2 Matters for Samsung Users
The inclusion of Qi2 technology in the Samsung S25 series marks a significant step forward for wireless charging convenience and compatibility. With Qi2-certified accessories, users can expect improved charging efficiency, better alignment for charging coils, and a wider range of compatible products, including chargers, battery packs, and car mounts.
Conclusion
With the Samsung S25 series officially joining the Qi2 wireless charging ecosystem, Qi2 adoption is set to expand significantly. As both Apple and Samsung, the world’s top two smartphone brands, embrace Qi2, the market for Qi2-certified accessories will continue to grow. This move is expected to encourage other smartphone manufacturers to follow suit, further enhancing the convenience and reliability of wireless charging for consumers worldwide.
For Samsung S25 users, this means greater flexibility when choosing wireless charging accessories, ensuring seamless and efficient charging experiences across a broad range of Qi2-certified products.
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