Qi2 MPP, and Qi2 extended power profile (EPP) will be used going forward. Qi is the EPP standard we're used to, with up to 7.5W wireless charging speeds. Devices and accessories that use the Qi2 ...

It could have led to a straightforward naming scheme that makes sense to average users. That's why the WPC carving out the ...

One of the standout features of Qi2 is the Magnetic Power Profile (MPP), which uses a ring of magnets to align the charging coils perfectly. This magnetic alignment ensures that devices are always ...

Following a little online confusion about what this actually meant, it was made clear that a device must have a Magnetic Power Profile (MPP) to bear the Qi2 logo. This means the magnets that align ...

explaining that while the Qi v2.0 specification does allow for Extended Power Profile (EPP) devices without magnets to comply, these devices and accessories "cannot call itself Qi2 or use the Qi2 ...

The S2MIW06 chip aligns with the Qi2 standard ... Extended Power Profile (EPP) for faster 15W charging, and Magnetic Power Profile (MPP), which is increasingly essential for precise alignment ...

The device features Qi2 with magnets for proper alignment using Magnetic Power Profile (MPP). It can charge the Galaxy S25 in a compatible 15W case. Samsung 3-in-1 wireless charger Samsung has also ...

"Qi2 does require magnets," I ultimately shared ... While clearing up the difference between Qi's BPP, EPP, and MPP and addressing the initial logo confusion, I saw the cynical groans emerge ...