Apple's upcoming iPhone 17 may feature significantly faster wireless charging capabilities with new MagSafe chargers registered in Taiwan. These chargers, with a power output of 45W and support for the Qi2.2 standard, indicate a shift from the current maximum of 25W charging for the iPhone 16. Qi2.2 is set to offer up to 50W, marking a substantial enhancement in wireless charging technology. As a key player in the development of Qi standards, Apple's advancements reflect its commitment to enhancing user experience through technological upgrades.
If the chargers are real, and reflect Apple's intended charging speeds for the iPhone 17 line, it would mark a big jump in wireless charging capabilities.
Qi2.2 is a forthcoming update to the Wireless Power Consortium's Qi charging standard, expected to allow up to 50W wireless charging.
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