There’s good news for iPhone 13 and iPhone 14 users still holding off on upgrading to an iPhone 15. 9to5Mac reports that the iOS 17.2 update will offer Qi2 wireless charging support — like on ...

Qi is a standard for wireless charging that device manufacturers implement in their devices. The iPhone 15 was the first model from Apple to support the new Qi2 standard at launch.

As spotted by 9to5Mac and some users, the release notes for iOS 17.2 RC (release candidate) state that this update adds "Qi2 charger support for all iPhone 13 models and iPhone 14 models." ...

The latest iOS 17.2 RC is detailing the Qi2 support for older iPhones. Older iPhones like the iPhone 13 and iPhone 14 series only got Qi wireless charging support, but that would soon change when iOS ...

Apple just released iOS 17.2. This update gives a charging speed boost to iPhone 13 and iPhone models thanks to the new Qi2 support.

Yesterday, Apple revealed that next week’s iOS 17.2 update will bring support for Qi2 wireless charging to the iPhone 13 and iPhone 14. There were, however, some questions about whether older ...

What you need to download on your iPhone to unlock Qi2 charging capabilities. To update your software, tap the setting icon > general > software update. If you own an iPhone 15, you don’t need to hunt ...

Apple's iPhone 13, iPhone 14, and iPhone 15 are going to be Qi2-compatible when iOS 17.2 ships and now we know that they'll wirelessly charge at 15W, too.

Last December Apple ushered in Qi2 wireless charging support for the iPhone 13 and 14 with iOS 17.2, joining the iPhone 15’s support for the new MagSafe-based fast-charge technology.

With iOS 17.4, the iPhone 12 appears to have gained the ability to charge at full 15W speeds using non-MagSafe Qi2 chargers. Previously, non-MagSafe chargers were limited to 7.5W charging speeds.

In fact, wired charging is faster most of the time. The OnePlus 13 supports up to 80W wired charging via USB-C — nearly twice as much as its 50W wireless charging can manage.