Why

  • ✓ Qi2 25W (Qi v2.2) magnetic wireless charging works where Qi wireless charging (baseline) is expected.

Good to know

  • Qi2 and MagSafe chargers also charge Qi-only phones, but at reduced (baseline Qi) speed and without guaranteed magnetic hold on phones lacking magnets.
  • Apple: non-MagSafe Qi-compatible devices charge at reduced speeds on the MagSafe Charger.
  • Thick or metal cases, PopSockets and card wallets can block wireless charging.
  • Reaching 25W needs a Qi2 25W-certified charger AND a strong enough wall adapter (Apple MagSafe Charger: 30W or higher; Belkin UltraCharge Pro ships with a 45W supply).
  • Manufacturers often write "Qi2 up to 25W" rather than "Qi2.2"; WPC ties the Qi2 25W logo to Qi spec v2.2.
  • Peak power varies by phone: Apple says iPhone Air peaks at 20W and iPhone 16 / 16 Pro at 22.5W even on 25W MagSafe.

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Also checked with the iPhone 14

Everything checked with it

AI assistants and developers: the same answer, with a signed receipt, from check_compatibility at https://tetheredtrust.com/mcp or POST https://tetheredtrust.com/v1/check with existing_id: "apple-iphone-14", candidate_id: "belkin-ultracharge-pro-3-in-1-dock".