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

I’m back with another iPhone versus Android comparison. But this time, I’m writing as a forlorn Android user scorned by the manufacturers who make the ecosystem as popular as it is. Google and Samsung failed to adopt Qi2 this year,

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

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.

ESR’s new 3-in-1 charger is both Qi2 and Apple certified, making it a reliable choice. It can charge your iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods at the same time, all in a quick manner. With their CryoBoost technology, an iPhone 15 Pro Max can fully charge in only 2 hours, making it at least 30 minutes faster than other Qi2 chargers.

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

InfinaCore has launched its first-ever MagSafe case for the iPhone 16 and range of Q1-2 certified wireless charging lineup.

Patented duct designs keep air flowing to your devices to regulate their temperature while they charge at top speeds, whether you're at home, in the car or on the go. It's perfect for the new iPhone 16–or the Apple devices you already own.

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,