The Galaxy S26 series has been spotted on the Wireless Power Consortium’s database. The listing has both good and bad news.<\/b>
\nThe Galaxy S26 series has appeared at the Wireless Power Consortium.
The listings reveal that the trio of phones support the Qi 2.2.1 spec.
There\u2019s no MPP indicator, which further suggests the phones won\u2019t have built-in magnets.
Despite the droves of Qi2 accessory leaks, like the recently spotted \u201cMagnet Wireless Charger,\u201d rumors are now pointing to the Galaxy S26 series not having built-in magnets. Instead, Samsung may once again rely on magnetic cases to give its flagship phones Qi2 functionality. Regardless, it appears Samsung will still update the S26\u2019s wireless charging spec.
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Spotted by 9to5Google, three Samsung phones recently made a stop by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC). These phones carry the model numbers \u201cSM-K772*,\u201d \u201cSM-K777*,\u201d and \u201cSM-K778*,\u201d which appear to be a front for the Galaxy S26 series. As the outlet suggests, it\u2019s likely that these listings are just placeholders.
While they may be placeholders, these listings do have some important details. It\u2019s revealed that the phones have support for the Qi 2.2.1 spec. This is a newer spec than the version used on the Galaxy S25 series, which suggests faster wireless charging. There\u2019s also no magnetic power profile (MPP) indicator, which seems to further support the possibility of no built-in magnets this year.
Leaks claim Samsung is aiming for February 25 to launch the Galaxy S26 series. When the flagship devices are announced, they could be joined by the Galaxy Buds 4 series.<\/p>\n