Magnetic wireless charging is getting faster with the iPhone 16, but it's also starting to come to Android with Qi2.

Alongside it new iPhone 16 lineup, Apple also released a new, faster MagSafe charger. Ours arrived ahead of the launch so here's how it differs from the original models.

Apple's new MagSafe charger is Qi2-certified, but it appears there will still be a difference in charging rate between the two standards.

After bringing MagSafe to iPhones almost four years ago, Apple has announced it will be upgrading the wireless charging standard for the iPhone 16. All four new iPhones will support up to 25W wireless charging thanks to this upgrade, which is a pretty considerable boost from the 15W speeds afforded to other iPhones. Here’s what you need to know.

The new charging puck works with the iPhone 8 or later, but only the new iPhone 16 achieves the top speeds up to 25W.

Third-party accessory makers just started releasing next-generation 15W Qi2 charging devices in the last few months, but Apple raised the

Phone 16 USB-C wired charging speeds go up to 45W with the right charger, but Apple hasn't advertised the fast charging speeds.

All of Apple's new iPhones are capable of 45W charging over USB-C. SEE ALSO: Apple 'Glowtime' event 2024: iPhone 16, Apple Watch Series 10, AirPods 4, and everything else announced During its keynote on Monday,

Apple did not disclose the biggest upgrade on the iPhone 16 series, which is its 45W fast wired charging capabilities. Read on to learn more!

With the right AC adapter and cable, the iPhone 16 will recharge much faster over USB-C than the iPhone 15, with all 2024 models able to charge at up to 45 Watts.