Wireless charging has long ceased to be an exclusive feature of flagship smartphones — it is now available even in mid-budget devices. Xiaomi, as one of the market leaders, is actively introducing this technology in its gadgets, but not all models are equipped with a Qi-compatible charging module. If you are planning to buy a new phone or want to upgrade your old one, it is important to know in advance whether your chosen model supports this feature — especially if you are already using wireless charging stations at home or in the car.
In this article, we’ve compiled a current list of all Xiaomi smartphones with wireless charging (including Redmi and POCO sub-brands), analyzed the nuances of charging speed, accessory compatibility, and gave recommendations for choosing chargers, and you’ll learn whether you can add wireless charging to models that don’t support it initially – and whether you should.
Why not all Xiaomi phones support wireless charging?
The main reason is cost and design constraints. The wireless charging module requires:
- 🔋 Additional inductance coil in the housing (increases the thickness of the device).
- 📏 Special arrangement of internal components to avoid overheating.
- 💰 Production costs increase (5-15% depending on the model).
Xiaomi has designed this feature for flagship and premium series (Mi, Mix, Ultra) and for individual mid-range models with a focus on innovation. Budget lines (Redmi Note, POCO M) are usually devoid of Qi charging — but there are exceptions, which we will discuss below.
⚠️ Note: Some Chinese versions of smartphones (e.g., for the Chinese market) may have wireless charging disabled at the software level, CN, IN).
Official list of Xiaomi smartphones with wireless charging (2026)
We have collected all the current Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO models that support Qi (powers from 5 to 50 watts), and the data is confirmed by official specifications and tests of independent laboratories.
| Model | Max. power (Watt) | Reverse charging | Year of release |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi 14 Pro | 50 W. | 10 Watts. | 2023 |
| Xiaomi 13 Ultra | 50 W. | 10 Watts. | 2023 |
| Xiaomi Mix Fold 3 | 50 W. | 10 Watts. | 2023 |
| Redmi K60 Ultra | 30 Watts. | No. | 2023 |
| POCO F5 Pro | 30 Watts. | No. | 2023 |
Important: Xiaomi 14 (base model) does not support wireless charging – this feature is only available in the Pro version. Also note that to achieve maximum power (for example, 50 W) requires a branded Xiaomi charging station – third-party devices can limit speeds to 10-15 W.
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If your smartphone supports reverse wireless charging (such as the Xiaomi 13 Ultra), it can be charged to other gadgets – for example, AirDots headphones or Mi Band smartwatches. Just put the accessory on the back of the phone!
How to check if your Xiaomi supports wireless charging?
If you are not sure if your phone has a Qi module, use these methods:
- Find your model at mi.com → Specifications → Battery.
- Phone settings. Go to Settings → About Phone → Specifications. If you have wireless charging, the function is supported.
- Visual inspection: Some models (such as the Xiaomi Mix 4) have the words Wireless Charging or the Qi logo on the back.
- The test with the charging station. Just put the phone on the Qi stand. If charging starts, the module is there (even if the speed is low).
⚠️ Note: Some Chinese Firmware (MIUI China) hides wireless charging information in settings. In this case, use the app AIDA64 (battery).
Make sure the charging station supports Qi| Check the charging power (should match the phone's maximum)|Use the original cable to power the station |Do not put metal objects between the phone and the station-->
Can I add wireless charging to Xiaomi that doesn’t support it?
Technically, yes, but with reservations. There are several ways:
- 🔌 External adapter. Sticks to the back and connects to the connector. USB-C. Cons: Unaesthetic, slow charging (5-7 W), risk of overheating.
- 🛠️ Replacement of the back cover. Some workshops offer to install the Qi module instead of the original cover. Cost: 3-8 thousand rubles. Risks: loss of water protection, cancellation of the warranty.
- 📱 Wireless charging case.For example, Xiaomi Mi Wireless Charging Case for Redmi Note 10 Pro. Speed: up to 10 watts. Disadvantage: increases the thickness of the phone.
Our verdict: If wireless charging is critical to you, it is best to choose a model with factory-supported Qi. “Artisan” solutions often lead to:
- ⚡ Reducing the charging speed by 2-3 times.
- 🔥 Battery overheating (accelerated degradation).
- 🚫 Loss of warranty (if the body was opened).
What happens if you use an unoriginal Qi stand?
Wireless charging speed: what do you need to know?
Xiaomi’s wireless charging power ranges from 5 to 50 watts. Here’s what it means in practice:
- 🐢 5-10 W: Slower than wired charging (full charge in 3-4 hours) Typical for budget models (POCO X5 Pro).
- ⚡ 30 W: Comparable with fast wired charging (0-100% per ~1.5 hours.Available at Redmi K60 Ultra, POCO F5 Pro.
- 🚀 50W: Record speed among smartphones (0-100% per unit) ~40 minutes) Flagships only (Xiaomi 14 Pro, 13 Ultra).
But there are nuances:
- The actual speed depends on the temperature – when heated above 40 ° C, the power automatically decreases.
- For 30-50 watts, the original Xiaomi station (for example, Mi Wireless Charging Stand 50W) is required.
- Reverse charging (10W) works only with supported accessories (e.g. Mi Band 8 Pro).
| Power (W) | Charging time 0-100% | Xiaomi models |
|---|---|---|
| 5–10 | 3-4 hours | POCO X5 Pro, Redmi Note 12 Pro+ (only in certain regions) |
| 30 | ~1.5 hours | Redmi K60 Ultra, POCO F5 Pro, Xiaomi 12T Pro |
| 50 | ~40 minutes. | Xiaomi 13 Ultra, 14 Pro, Mix Fold 3 |
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For maximum wireless charging speed, use Xiaomi’s original accessories and avoid overheating your phone (do not charge in direct sunlight or while gaming).
Best wireless chargers for Xiaomi in 2026
Even if your smartphone supports Qi, the speed and stability of charging depends on the station. 10 models and selected top-3:
- Xiaomi Mi Wireless Charging Stand 50W (flagship) ✅ Support 50 Watt for Xiaomi 13/14 Pro. ✅ Vertical/horizontal installation. ✅ Built-in cooling fan: ~5 000 ruble.
Price:
Anker PowerWave Pad
- ✅ Compatible with any Qi-devices.
- ✅ Protection against overheating.
- ✅ Compact size.
💡 Tip: If you charge your phone frequently at night, choose a station with a charge level indicator (e.g. Xiaomi Mi Wireless Charging Pad) 20W). This will help to avoid recharging the battery.
Frequent Xiaomi wireless charging problems and their solutions
Users often find wireless charging unstable, and here are the typical reasons and ways to address them:
| Problem. | Possible cause | Decision |
|---|---|---|
| The phone's not charging. | Incompatible station or damaged power cable | Check the station on another phone. Try another cable/power supply. |
| Slow charging (1–2 W) | The station does not support high power or the phone overheated | Use the original station. Take off the case, let the phone cool. |
| Charging is interrupted | Bad contact (dust, cover) or overheating protection worked | Clean the back of the phone. Charge in a cool place. |
| Phone's warming up. | High charging power or background processes (games, updates) | Reduce power in settings (if you have an option). Close all applications. |
⚠️ Warning: If the phone gets hotter after wireless charging (more than 45)°C, stop the process immediately! Prolonged overheating can cause the battery to bloat and the phone to fail.