QI 2.2.1 becomes the new wireless load standard with up to 25 w of power, magnetic system and universal compatibility

The wireless load had been stagnant for some time. Comfortable, but slow. Useful, but far from matching the performance of a good cable charger. That situation, finally, begins to change. He Wireless Energy Consortium (WPC) has done Officer the new Qi 2.2.1 standardwhich marks a before and after in this technology. Faster, more efficient and with an improved magnetic system that promises to simplify life to users and manufacturers equally.

What brings again the Qi 2.2.1 standard

The great novelty of this standard is that it allows reach speeds of up to 25 W in wireless load. A remarkable improvement if we compare it with the current Qi 2.0, which reached 15 W according to the device and the loader.

In addition to speed improvement, Qi 2.2.1 includes a Magnetic design that improves the alignment between the charger and the device. This not only Avoid energy losses by bad placement, but also reduces heating and makes the load more stable. This magnetic ring, which reminds of other already known systems, is integrated directly into compatible devices, facilitating a much more refined load experience.

More brands, more compatibility

Beyond the jump in speed, which really makes the new Qi 2.2.1 powerful is that it opens the door to all. It is no longer just about loading faster, but Do it freelywithout depending on a specific brand or an owner accessory.

Manufacturers like anker, Ugreen either Baseus They have been among the first to move file: they already have external chargers and batteries prepared for this new standard. And it is best not to free. Everything goes through the seal of the wireless energy consortiumwhich certifies that these accessories comply with what is promised. There are no half -compatibilities or compatibilities: if it is certified, it works. And that, in a world full of half solutions, is appreciated.

In the case of the Android ecosystem, it has already been confirmed that some of the main manufacturers are working to adapt their next models to the new Qi 2.2.1 of 25W. Although there are few names on the table, Samsung has already labeled its new Galaxy Z Fold7 and Z Flip7 as compatible. Of course, there are nuances: in these models, the load will remain limited to 15 w, but Yes incorporate the magnetic systemwhich guarantees a more fluid and consistent experience with the complete standard.

It is also known that HMD Skyline It has been one of the first Android to adopt the new Qi in its entirety, and it is likely that other models will join in the coming months, especially those of high -end that seek to offer a really competitive wireless load.

What implies this step forward

Beyond the speed improvement, Qi 2.2.1 represents a real attempt to unify the wireless load panorama. Until now, each manufacturer made war on their own with their own solutions, which forced users to use specific loaders according to the model. With this standard, this fragmentation is reduced.

And although for now not all devices can reach 25 W, the fact that it is established as a reference within the standard opens the door for more and more mobile (and not only those of high -end) join this evolution.

For those of us who use wireless load daily, it represents a tangible improvement. Less waiting time, more comfort and, above all, greater freedom to use accessories without depending on a specific brand. The future of the load without cables passes through here.