B oth Samsung and Apple have some compelling high-end phones to offer these days. We’re here to compare two of those. We’ll ...

The first one is Samsung’s new ultra-thin offering, the Galaxy S25 Edge. On the other side stands one of Google’s most ...

The Galaxy S25 Edge has an incredible primary camera, but it comes at the cost of a just-okay ultrawide sensor that doesn't ...

It’s not Qi2 certified or Qi2 Ready like the Galaxy S25 ... to with the backing of the Tensor G4 chipset — they process images brilliantly, offer a simple, intuitive camera interface, and ...

The phone isn’t Qi2 certified, but that may not stop it from ... That can mean realistic, lifelike images in most cases, though that also means photos taken on cold, overcast days are going ...

Both of these phones are IP68 certified for water and dust resistance ... The Galaxy S25 Ultra has Qi2 Ready wireless charging. You’ll need a Qi2 charging accessory in order to take advantage ...

Both phones are IP68 certified for water and dust resistance ... The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra supports 45W wired, 15W wireless (Qi2 Ready) and 4.5W reverse wireless charging.

The Galaxy S25 offers 15W speeds with any Qi-certified charger. The iPhone 15 also supports 15W wireless charging through MagSafe but drops to 7.5W with standard Qi2 chargers ... ensuring sharp and ...

The adoption of Qi2 on the Android side of things has been slow. Only one Qi2-certified Android phone has been launched so far, the HMD Skyline. The Galaxy S25 Series is certified to be Qi-Ready ...

And you can currently grab it for just $35.99 (reg. $49.99). With 15W Qi2-certified fast charging, secure MagSafe compatibility, and a universal vent hook design, your device is powered up and ...

Thanks to changes to the Qi2 specification, smartphone cases can now be “certified” as Qi-compatible “devices.” The result of that change is that, now, smartphone cases can be “certified ...

However, here’s a friendly reminder not to confuse “Qi2 Ready” with “Qi2 Certified.” The Galaxy S25 lineup of ... for both devices, including their images, as seen below. So, it’s just a matter of ...