MagSafe Compatibility Guide: Every iPhone & Android Phone (2026)
By WillItSnap Team · March 15, 2026
We analyzed all 171 phones in our database for MagSafe, Qi2, and wireless charging support. Here is the complete breakdown: 24 phones support MagSafe, 9 support Qi2 (without MagSafe), 79 have wireless charging only, and 59 have no wireless charging at all.
Complete List of MagSafe Phones (24)
These phones have built-in MagSafe magnets and work natively with all MagSafe accessories — chargers, wallets, mounts, battery packs, and cases.
Apple (24)
| Model | Year | Qi2 | Max Wireless | Port |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 17 | 2025 | Yes | 15W | usb-c |
| iPhone 17 Pro | 2025 | Yes | 15W | usb-c |
| iPhone 17 Pro Max | 2025 | Yes | 15W | usb-c |
| iPhone Air | 2025 | Yes | 15W | usb-c |
| iPhone 16 | 2024 | Yes | 25W | usb-c |
| iPhone 16 Plus | 2024 | Yes | 25W | usb-c |
| iPhone 16 Pro | 2024 | Yes | 25W | usb-c |
| iPhone 16 Pro Max | 2024 | Yes | 25W | usb-c |
| iPhone 15 | 2023 | Yes | 15W | usb-c |
| iPhone 15 Plus | 2023 | Yes | 15W | usb-c |
| iPhone 15 Pro | 2023 | Yes | 15W | usb-c |
| iPhone 15 Pro Max | 2023 | Yes | 15W | usb-c |
| iPhone 14 | 2022 | Yes | 15W | lightning |
| iPhone 14 Plus | 2022 | Yes | 15W | lightning |
| iPhone 14 Pro | 2022 | Yes | 15W | lightning |
| iPhone 14 Pro Max | 2022 | Yes | 15W | lightning |
| iPhone 13 | 2021 | Yes | 15W | lightning |
| iPhone 13 mini | 2021 | Yes | 15W | lightning |
| iPhone 13 Pro | 2021 | Yes | 15W | lightning |
| iPhone 13 Pro Max | 2021 | Yes | 15W | lightning |
| iPhone 12 | 2020 | No | 15W | lightning |
| iPhone 12 mini | 2020 | No | 15W | lightning |
| iPhone 12 Pro | 2020 | No | 15W | lightning |
| iPhone 12 Pro Max | 2020 | No | 15W | lightning |
Qi2 vs MagSafe Explained
MagSafe is Apple's proprietary magnetic wireless charging system, introduced with iPhone 12 in 2020. It uses a ring of magnets around the wireless charging coil to align the charger perfectly, enabling faster charging speeds and magnetic accessory attachment.
Qi2 is an open standard developed by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) that adopts the same Magnetic Power Profile (MPP) as MagSafe. This means Qi2-certified devices work with MagSafe chargers and vice versa. The key difference is that Qi2 is open to all manufacturers, while MagSafe is Apple-exclusive.
| Feature | MagSafe | Qi2 | Qi (Original) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Magnetic Alignment | Yes | Yes | No |
| Open Standard | No (Apple only) | Yes | Yes |
| Max Speed | Up to 25W | Up to 15W | Up to 15W |
| Phones in Our DB | 24 | 9 (non-MagSafe) | 79 |
Android Phones with Qi2 (9)
These Android phones support Qi2 magnetic wireless charging, which means they work with MagSafe chargers and magnetic accessories out-of-the-box.
| Brand | Model | Year | Max Wireless | Port |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pixel 9a | 2025 | 15W | usb-c | |
| Pixel 9 | 2024 | 15W | usb-c | |
| Pixel 9 Pro | 2024 | 23W | usb-c | |
| Pixel 9 Pro XL | 2024 | 23W | usb-c | |
| Samsung | Galaxy S25 | 2025 | 15W | usb-c |
| Samsung | Galaxy S25 Edge | 2025 | 15W | usb-c |
| Samsung | Galaxy S25 FE | 2025 | 15W | usb-c |
| Samsung | Galaxy S25 Ultra | 2025 | 15W | usb-c |
| Samsung | Galaxy S25+ | 2025 | 15W | usb-c |
Wireless Charging Only (79 Phones)
These phones support standard Qi wireless charging but lack MagSafe magnets and Qi2. They will charge on a MagSafe pad at reduced speeds without magnetic alignment.
Apple (12)
- iPhone 16e (2025) — up to 7.5W
- iPhone SE (3rd gen) (2022) — up to 7.5W
- iPhone SE (2nd gen) (2020) — up to 7.5W
- iPhone 11 (2019) — up to 7.5W
- iPhone 11 Pro (2019) — up to 7.5W
- iPhone 11 Pro Max (2019) — up to 7.5W
- iPhone XR (2018) — up to 7.5W
- iPhone XS (2018) — up to 7.5W
- iPhone XS Max (2018) — up to 7.5W
- iPhone 8 (2017) — up to 7.5W
- iPhone 8 Plus (2017) — up to 7.5W
- iPhone X (2017) — up to 7.5W
Samsung (32)
- Galaxy S24 (2024) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S24 FE (2024) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S24 Ultra (2024) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S24+ (2024) — up to 15W
- Galaxy Z Flip6 (2024) — up to 15W
- Galaxy Z Fold6 (2024) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S23 (2023) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S23 FE (2023) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S23 Ultra (2023) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S23+ (2023) — up to 15W
- Galaxy Z Flip5 (2023) — up to 15W
- Galaxy Z Fold5 (2023) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S21 FE (2022) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S22 (2022) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S22 Ultra (2022) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S22+ (2022) — up to 15W
- Galaxy Z Flip 4 (2022) — up to 15W
- Galaxy Z Fold 4 (2022) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S21 (2021) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S21 Ultra (2021) — up to 15W
- Galaxy S21+ (2021) — up to 15W
- Galaxy Z Flip 3 (2021) — up to 15W
- Galaxy Z Fold 3 (2021) — up to 15W
- Galaxy Note 20 (2020) — up to 10W
- Galaxy Note 20 Ultra (2020) — up to 10W
- Galaxy S20 (2020) — up to 10W
- Galaxy S20 FE (2020) — up to 10W
- Galaxy S20 Ultra (2020) — up to 10W
- Galaxy S20+ (2020) — up to 10W
- Galaxy S10 (2019) — up to 10W
- Galaxy S10+ (2019) — up to 10W
- Galaxy S10e (2019) — up to 10W
Google (11)
- Pixel 8a (2024) — up to 15W
- Pixel 7a (2023) — up to 15W
- Pixel 8 (2023) — up to 15W
- Pixel 8 Pro (2023) — up to 23W
- Pixel 7 (2022) — up to 15W
- Pixel 7 Pro (2022) — up to 23W
- Pixel 6 (2021) — up to 12W
- Pixel 6 Pro (2021) — up to 12W
- Pixel 5 (2020) — up to 12W
- Pixel 4 (2019) — up to 12W
- Pixel 4 XL (2019) — up to 12W
OnePlus (5)
- OnePlus 13 (2025) — up to 15W
- OnePlus 12 (2024) — up to 15W
- OnePlus 10 Pro (2022) — up to 10W
- OnePlus 9 (2021) — up to 10W
- OnePlus 9 Pro (2021) — up to 10W
Motorola (7)
- Moto G Power 2024 (2024) — up to 10W
- Moto G Stylus 5G 2024 (2024) — up to 10W
- Motorola Edge 2024 (2024) — up to 10W
- Motorola Razr 2024 (2024) — up to 10W
- Motorola Razr Plus 2024 (2024) — up to 10W
- Motorola Edge+ 2023 (2023) — up to 10W
- Motorola ThinkPhone (2023) — up to 10W
Xiaomi (4)
- Xiaomi 14 (2024) — up to 10W
- Xiaomi 14 Pro (2024) — up to 10W
- Xiaomi 13 (2023) — up to 10W
- Xiaomi 13 Pro (2023) — up to 10W
Sony (2)
- Sony Xperia 1 VI (2024) — up to 10W
- Sony Xperia 5 V (2023) — up to 10W
Nothing (2)
- Nothing Phone 2 (2023) — up to 10W
- Nothing Phone 1 (2022) — up to 10W
Realme (1)
- Realme GT 5 Pro (2023) — up to 10W
Vivo (1)
- Vivo X100 Pro (2023) — up to 10W
Oppo (1)
- Oppo Find X7 Ultra (2024) — up to 10W
Honor (1)
- Honor Magic 6 Pro (2024) — up to 10W
No Wireless Charging (59 Phones)
These phones do not support any form of wireless charging. You can still use MagSafe magnetic mounts by adding a ring adapter, but charging must be done via cable.
- Google Pixel 6a (2022)
- Google Pixel 5a (2021)
- Google Pixel 4a (2020)
- Google Pixel 4a 5G (2020)
- Google Pixel 3a (2019)
- Honor Honor 200 (2024)
- Honor Honor X9b (2023)
- Motorola Moto G 5G 2024 (2024)
- Motorola Moto G Play 2024 (2024)
- Motorola Moto G Power 5G 2023 (2023)
- Motorola Moto G Stylus 5G 2023 (2023)
- Nothing Nothing Phone 2a (2024)
- OnePlus OnePlus Nord 4 (2024)
- OnePlus OnePlus 11 (2023)
- OnePlus OnePlus Nord CE 3 Lite (2023)
- OnePlus OnePlus Nord N30 (2023)
- OnePlus OnePlus Open (2023)
- OnePlus OnePlus Nord N300 5G (2022)
- OnePlus OnePlus Nord N200 5G (2021)
- Oppo Oppo Reno 11 (2024)
- Oppo Oppo A79 (2023)
- Realme Realme 12 Pro+ (2024)
- Realme Realme Narzo 70 (2024)
- Realme Realme C67 (2023)
- Samsung Galaxy A56 (2025)
- Samsung Galaxy A06 (2024)
- Samsung Galaxy A16 5G (2024)
- Samsung Galaxy A35 5G (2024)
- Samsung Galaxy A55 5G (2024)
- Samsung Galaxy A05 (2023)
- Samsung Galaxy A14 (2023)
- Samsung Galaxy A15 (2023)
- Samsung Galaxy A24 (2023)
- Samsung Galaxy A25 5G (2023)
- Samsung Galaxy A34 (2023)
- Samsung Galaxy A54 5G (2023)
- Samsung Galaxy A13 (2022)
- Samsung Galaxy A23 (2022)
- Samsung Galaxy A33 (2022)
- Samsung Galaxy A53 5G (2022)
- Samsung Galaxy A73 (2022)
- Samsung Galaxy A52 (2021)
- Samsung Galaxy A72 (2021)
- Samsung Galaxy A71 (2020)
- Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite (2020)
- Samsung Galaxy A50 (2019)
- Samsung Galaxy A51 (2019)
- Samsung Galaxy A70 (2019)
- Sony Sony Xperia 10 VI (2024)
- TCL TCL 50 XE (2024)
- TCL TCL Stylus 5G (2022)
- Vivo Vivo V30 (2024)
- Vivo Vivo Y28 (2024)
- Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 (2024)
- Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro (2024)
- Xiaomi Poco F5 (2023)
- Xiaomi Poco X5 Pro (2023)
- Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 (2023)
- Xiaomi Redmi Note 12 Pro (2023)
How to Add MagSafe to Non-MagSafe Phones
Even if your phone is not on the MagSafe list above, you have several options to add magnetic functionality:
Magnetic Ring Adapters
A thin metal ring with magnets that sticks to the back of your phone or case. Works with MagSafe mounts, wallets, and chargers (if your phone supports wireless charging). Costs under $10.
MagSafe-Compatible Cases
Phone cases with built-in MagSafe magnets. Available for most popular Android phones. Provides the strongest magnetic connection and full MagSafe accessory compatibility.
MagSafe Car Mounts
Magnetic car mounts work with any phone that has a ring adapter or MagSafe case. The magnets hold the phone securely while driving, and some mounts also charge wirelessly.
MagSafe Battery Packs
Magnetic battery packs snap to the back of your phone. With a ring adapter, even non-MagSafe phones can use these for portable power (wired charging only, unless the phone supports Qi).
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which phones have MagSafe?
24 phones in our database have built-in MagSafe. This is primarily iPhones from the iPhone 12 onward. MagSafe provides magnetic alignment for chargers, wallets, mounts, and cases at speeds up to 25W on the latest models.
What is the difference between MagSafe and Qi2?
MagSafe is Apple's proprietary system. Qi2 is an open standard based on the same magnetic technology. Qi2 devices work with MagSafe chargers. We track 9 phones with Qi2 (that do not also have MagSafe) and 9 Android phones with Qi2 support.
Do any Android phones support MagSafe?
No Android phone has Apple's MagSafe hardware, but 9 Android phones in our database support Qi2, which is compatible with MagSafe chargers. You can also add MagSafe to any Android phone with a magnetic ring adapter or MagSafe-compatible case.
Can I add MagSafe to a phone that does not support it?
Yes. Magnetic ring adapters (under $10) or MagSafe-compatible cases add magnetic alignment to any phone. If your phone has wireless charging, it will charge through the adapter. If not, you can still use magnetic mounts and wallets.
How many phones support wireless charging?
Out of 171 phones we track, 112 support some form of wireless charging (24 MagSafe, 9 Qi2, 79 standard Qi). 59 phones have no wireless charging.