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The charging speeds were average, but this dual wireless charger has convinced me that walnut is the new black.

This is a big leap from the iPhone 16’s 25W wireless charging cap, hinting that the iPhone 17 series might crank up both wireless and wired speeds—currently also stuck at 25W for wired charging.

Rumors suggest the iPhone 17 series could double its wireless charging speeds to 45W MagSafe thanks to the new Qi 2.2 protocol, putting Apple ahead of rivals like Samsung.

Now, it is suggested that Apple may also remove the USB-C port from the smartphone to maintain its desired slimness. Therefore, the iPhone 17 Air could heavily rely on MagSafe-based wireless charging.

The iPhone 16e supports Qi wireless charging up to 7.5W, but it doesn’t have Qi2 compatibility. With a battery size of around 3,279mAh (Apple has not provided exact specs for the battery yet ...

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MagSafe charging goes up to 25W from 15W. What’s more exciting here is that wireless charging speeds are faster than the iPhone 16’s official USB-C wired charging speed.

The new 25W MagSafe limit could make a major difference to your device’s charging times. According to Apple’s own figures, you’ll now be able to power up your iPhone 16 or iPhone 16 Pro to ...

Apple has increased MagSafe wireless charging speed from 15W to 25W for iPhone 16 series. New MagSafe charger available for ₹4,500 for 1m cable & ₹5,500 for 2m.

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.