A New Era in Wireless Charging Begins

Yesterday marked a groundbreaking moment in the world of wireless technology as Ugreen unveiled its upcoming Qi2.2 wireless charging power bank. But Ugreen isn't the only player in this fast-paced field— the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) has certified an impressive **eight new Qi2.2 products** from various manufacturers, featuring everything from power banks to car mounts and versatile 3-in-1 charging stands.

Unleashing Speed: Qi2.2 Takes Wireless Charging to New Heights

The Qi2.2 standard represents a significant leap forward, powering up our devices at a whopping **25W**—a major upgrade from its predecessor's 15W limit. The innovative addition of a magnetic ring, influenced by Apple's groundbreaking MagSafe technology, sets Qi2 apart as a frontrunner in wireless charging.

The Countdown to Launch: Products Ready to Hit the Market Soon

Though the WPC disclosed the Qi2.2 introduction in April 2025, the market has been buzzing with anticipation as eight certified products have emerged, with certification dated July 15th. Some manufacturers have already declared their offerings: Ugreen's **10,000mAh MagFlow power bank** is particularly noteworthy, while Baseus is preparing a second power bank and an innovative 3-in-1 charging stand.

What’s Coming Next? Major Brands Join the Qi2.2 Revolution

Belkin is set to launch a variety of Qi2.2 products shortly, starting with its **UltraCharge Pro 3-in-1 docking station**. Other companies like Anker and Aukey are gearing up for their debuts as well. Anker is reportedly expanding its popular Prime series with a unique 3-in-1 dock featuring a built-in display to monitor charging speeds, while Aukey is stepping into the ring with a straightforward 2-in-1 charging stand. Additionally, Scosche is rolling out a Qi2.2 version of its **MagicMount Pro** car mount.

Will Manufacturers Jump on Board? The Future of Qi2.2 Looks Bright!

While the Qi2 technology introduced excitement, its adoption has been slow— Apple has incorporated Qi2 compatibility in nearly all new iPhones, except for the 16E. Yet, the only fully compatible Android device so far is the HMD Skyline, with others like the Samsung Galaxy S25 series being labeled as 'Qi2 Ready,' requiring additional accessories for full functionality. With Qi2.2 on the horizon, we can hope that more manufacturers will embrace this cutting-edge standard, propelling the world of wireless charging into a dynamic future!

Correction: Clarifying Apple's Qi2.2 Plans

Correction from July 16th: An earlier version of this article mistakenly referenced a leaked **45W Qi2.2 charger** from Apple as its output capability; however, this pertains to the charger's input rating.