Samsung has quietly expanded the accessory lineup alongside its Galaxy S26 Series announcement with the launch of a new 25W magnetic wireless charger. The accessory makes charging simpler and more stylish for Galaxy owners, especially those who want a sleek magnetic solution rather than a traditional charging pad.

What’s New: Qi2 Magnetic Charging at 25W

Unlike most generic wireless chargers, Samsung’s new Magnet Wireless Charger uses the Qi2 standard, which is the latest wireless charging protocol that supports magnetic alignment similar in concept to Apple’s MagSafe. This helps ensure better alignment between the phone and charger for more efficient power transfer. Despite this magnetic alignment, Samsung’s latest flagships do not have built-in magnets for Qi2 by default. Meaning, you still need a compatible magnetic case to properly secure the device to the charger for full power delivery.

The charger itself is super-thin (about 4.4mm) and includes a 1.5m USB-C cable with a fabric exterior for durability and daily flexibility. Samsung claims this magnetic charger can deliver up to 25W of wireless power, specifically supported on the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The Galaxy S26+ and Galaxy S26, on the other hand, are capped at about 20W and 15W, respectively.

Samsung claims that the new 25W magnetic charger can bring the Galaxy S26 Ultra to around 50% charge in just under an hour. This new charging accessory carries a minimalist and ultra thin design with a textured USB-C cable to resist fraying and tangling. The brand has already listed the Magnet Wireless Charger in some regions, including the US, where it is listed for 49.99 US Dollars. The global release in other regions, like India, is expected to kick off soon.

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After Samsung’s big Galaxy Unpacked 2026 event, new accessories could be coming to India this spring. These are new peripheral gadgets that are all about charging. A new leak has revealed that three new power adapters are on the way, including two fast travel chargers and a magnetic charger. So here’s what we know.

New Samsung Chargers Dropping Soon

According to dealer pricing documents shared by tech insider Abhishek Yadav, the South Korean tech giant’s upcoming lineup includes three new power adapters:

• A 25W Fast Magnetic Charger (Model: EP-P2900B).
• A 50W Travel Adapter Duo with Cable (Model: EP-T5020X).
• A 60W Travel Adapter (Model: EP-T6010N).

These accessories haven’t all gone live on Samsung’s official site yet, but one of them, the 60W Travel Adapter, is already listed for pre-order on the Samsung India website with a “notify me” button and a scheduled launch timeframe. Based on what we know so far, the magnetic charger is tipped to be Samsung’s first 25W magnetic power adapter in India.

A magnetic charger at 25W could especially appeal to users of Samsung’s latest flagship phones that support up to 25W Qi2 wireless charging. The second charger on the leaked roster is a 50W Travel Adapter Duo that reportedly ships with a cable. Last but not least, we have the 60W Travel Adapter, which is already showing up on Samsung India’s online portal. We also have some pricing details from the tipster’s tweet. Samsung’s 25W Magnetic Wireless Charger could cost Rs 3,299, while the 50W Travel Adapter Duo and 60W Travel Adapter could carry a Rs 4,499 and Rs 3,499 price tag, respectively.

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OnePlus has unveiled the OnePlus Magnetic Turbine, a new magnetic wireless charger designed for faster, more efficient charging. It sports a clean white design with a red accent at its center and supports up to 50W AirVOOC wireless charging.

The magnetic charger will be compatible with iPhones

This high-performance charger is equipped with a built-in fan to manage heat during use. Li Jie, President of OnePlus China, describes it as offering the highest wattage in magnetic charging while addressing thermal issues. It incorporates a comprehensive cooling system with a centrifugal fan core, TEC cooling, heat-dissipating fins, a silicone pad, and an aluminum sheet for effective heat management.

The launch follows Oppo’s announcement of its magnetic charger and additional accessories, set to be released with the Find X8 series in China on October 24. OnePlus, too, is gearing up for the launch of the OnePlus 13, making this magnetic charger’s debut timely. The OnePlus 13 is expected to support 50W wireless charging, fully tapping into the charger’s potential.

Both Oppo and OnePlus are placing strong emphasis on magnetic charging technology, with more launches expected soon. Interestingly, these magnetic chargers will not be exclusive to Oppo and OnePlus devices but will also work with iPhones.

OnePlus 13 is set to launch on October 31 in China, marking it as one of the first smartphones powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. It will be available in three color options: White Dawn with Silk Glass, Blue Moment with a BabySkin texture, and Obsidian Secret with Ebony Wood Grain Glass. The device will have a micro-quad-curved display and a circular camera module with three lenses, an LED flash, and the Hasselblad “H” logo.

Key specifications include a 6.82-inch 2K 120Hz BOE X2 display, up to 24GB LPDDR5x RAM, up to 1TB UFS 4.0 storage, a 6,000mAh battery with 100W wired charging, a 32MP front camera, and a 50MP triple rear camera setup. Additional features include ColorOS 15-based Android 15, an 0916T vibration motor, and an IP69-rated build.

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