Wireless charging has become an integral part of modern smartphones, but not all Xiaomi models support this technology. If you are planning to buy a new phone or already own a brand device, it is important to know which models are equipped with the Qi-standard module, the most common protocol for induction charging. In this article, we will not only list all the current smartphones with support for the feature, but also analyze the nuances of work, charging speed and compatibility with accessories.
Xiaomi has traditionally only equipped flagship and premium series with wireless charging – Mi, Mix and Ultra. Budget and mid-budget lines (Redmi, POCO) are more often deprived of this option, although there are some pleasant exceptions. Next you will find the current list of models for 2026, as well as answers to frequent questions: why charging may not work, how to speed up the process and which adapters to choose.
Official list of Xiaomi smartphones with wireless charging
Xiaomi has been introducing wireless charging into its devices since 2018, and since then the technology has evolved from a baseline of 10W to a record 80W in the latest flagships. Below is a complete list of models with support for Qi-standard, divided by series and years of release. Note: some devices require branded charging stations to achieve maximum speed.
- 📱 Xiaomi 14 Ultra (2026) – 80 W (with a proprietary station), 50 W (with standard Qi-devices)
- 📱 Xiaomi 14 Pro (2026) - 50 watts
- 📱 Xiaomi 14 (2026) - 50 watts
- 📱 Xiaomi 13 Ultra (2023) – 50 watts
- 📱 Xiaomi 13 Pro (2023) - 50 watts
- 📱 Xiaomi 13 (2023) - 50 watts
- 📱 Xiaomi 12S Ultra (2022) - 50 watts
- 📱 Xiaomi 12 Pro (2022) - 50 watts
- 📱 Xiaomi 12 (2022) - 50 watts
- 📱 Xiaomi 11 Ultra (2021) – 67 W (with a proprietary station), 10 W (with standard Qi)
- 📱 Xiaomi 11 Pro (2021) - 50 watts
- 📱 Xiaomi 11 (2021) - 50 watts
- 📱 Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra (2020) – 50 W
- 📱 Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro (2020) – 30 watts
- 📱 Xiaomi Mi 10 (2020) - 30 watts
- 📱 Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 (2018) – 10 watts
- 📱 Xiaomi Mi 9 Pro 5G (2019 - 30 W
Important: Xiaomi 11 Ultra and later support “reverse wireless charging” (Reverse Wireless Charging) – the ability to charge other devices (for example, headphones or smart watches) from the back of the phone.
How to Check if Your Xiaomi Supports Wireless Charging
If you didn’t find your model in the list above or doubt its compatibility, there are several ways to check the support of the technology yourself. First, pay attention to the back of the phone: most devices with Qi-charging have a metal or glass surface (plastic interferes with induction). Second, check the specifications on the official Xiaomi website or in the documents attached to the device.
The most reliable method is to use the AccuBattery app (available on Google Play):
- Install and open the application.
- Go to the Charge tab.
- Check Charging Types – If you have a Wireless (Qi) item, your phone supports the technology.
You can also use the command in the engineering menu (does not work on all models):
adb shell dumpsys batteryIn conclusion, look for a line wireless_charging: If it's not, it's not supported.
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If your Xiaomi doesn’t support wireless charging, but you want to add it, consider a receiver sticker (like the Nillkin Magic Tag) that attaches to a case and connects to a USB-C connector, but the charging speed will be limited to 5-7 watts.
Wireless charging speed: what affects power
The wireless charging power on Xiaomi smartphones varies from 10 to 80 watts depending on the model and equipment used. For example, the Xiaomi 14 Ultra can charge 80 watts, but only with the Xiaomi 80W Wireless Charger branded station. With standard Qi devices (for example, from Samsung or Belkin), the speed will drop to 5-15 watts.
The main factors affecting speed:
- 🔌 Power of the charging station: Xiaomi’s proprietary adapters optimized for maximum return.
- 📏 Distance between phone and station: ideal position – charging center, without displacement.
- 🔋 Temperature: overheating (>40°C) power is automatically reduced.
- 🛡️ Cover: thick or metal covers can block the signal.
- 🔄 Background processes: Active use of the phone while charging slows down the process.
| Model phone | Max. power (firm station) | Max Power (Qi Standard) | Reverse charging |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi 14 Ultra | 80 W. | 50 W. | 10 Watts. |
| Xiaomi 13 Pro | 50 W. | 15 W. | 10 Watts. |
| Xiaomi 12S Ultra | 50 W. | 10 Watts. | 10 Watts. |
| Xiaomi 11 Ultra | 67 W. | 10 Watts. | 10 Watts. |
| Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra | 50 W. | 10 Watts. | No. |
⚠️ Note: Using uncertified charging stations can overheat the battery and shorten its lifespan. Xiaomi's proprietary adapters undergo additional compatibility checks with fast charging protocols.
Why wireless charging may not work
If your Xiaomi supports wireless charging, but the feature is not working, the reasons may be both software and hardware.
- 🔄 Phone misposition: even a slight shift can interrupt the connection. Try moving the device over the station surface.
- 🔌 Faulty station or cable: check charging on another phone or connect the station to another power source.
- 📱 Software glitch: Reboot your phone or reset your network settings (Settings) → System system → Resetting settings → Resetting Wi-Fi, Mobile Network and Bluetooth).
- 🔋 Battery wear: if the battery has deteriorated (capacity) < 70%, wireless charging can be turned off.
- 🛡️ Metal elements in the case: magnetic holders or metal inserts block induction.
To diagnose hardware problems:
- Connect your phone to your PC and check the charging logs through ADB: adb shell dumpsys battery Look for lines from wireless_charging: enabled=false.
- Test charging in Safe Mode (hold the power button → Safe Mode). If the function is working, it is the fault of third-party software.
⚠️ Warning: If the phone is heated above 45°C during wireless charging, immediately disconnect it from the station. Prolonged overheating can damage the power controller and battery. In this case, it is recommended to use wired charging until the cause is determined.
Check the position of the phone at the station
Make sure the station is connected to the outlet
Reboot the phone.
Remove the cover and try again.
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How to choose a charging station for Xiaomi: a review of the best options
Not all wireless charging is equally efficient. Xiaomi smartphones with high-power (50-80W) support require dedicated stations, while basic models (10-15W) will be suitable for universal solutions.
- 🥇 Xiaomi 80W Wireless Charger is the only station that supports 80W for Xiaomi 14 Ultra. It has active cooling and magnetic mounting.Price: ~12 000 ₽.
- 🥈 Xiaomi 50W Wireless Charging Stand – universal stand for Xiaomi models 12/13/14 It's vertical. It's pricey: ~6 000 ₽.
- 🥉 Baseus 20W Wireless Charger is a budget option for models with support up to 20 watts. Compact, without a fan: ~2 500 ₽.
- ⚡ Anker PowerWave Pad (15W) — reliable station with support for Qi-EPP (Extended Protocol for fast charging: ~3 500 ₽.
- 🔄 Xiaomi Mi Dual Fast Charge is a unique station with two charging zones (for phone and headphones: ~5 000 ₽.
When choosing, pay attention to:
- Qi Certification: Devices without the Qi Certified logo can damage your phone.
- Power: For Xiaomi 13/14 series, take stations from 30W.
- Cooling: An active cooler or radiator prevents overheating.
- Form factor: Stands are more convenient for use on the table, and flat pads are more convenient for night charging.
⚠️ Attention: Cheap contactless charging (price) < 1 500 ₽) This can cause the power controller of the phone to fail, costing 5,000 to 10,000 dollars to repair. ₽.
What is Qi-EPP and why is it needed?
Reverse wireless charging: how to charge headphones or watches from Xiaomi
Reverse Wireless Charging has been featured in Xiaomi smartphones since the Mi 10 series, and allows you to use the phone as a charging station for other gadgets.This is convenient for emergency recharging of Xiaomi AirDots headphones, Mi Band smartwatches or even another phone (if it supports Qi).
How to turn back charging:
- Open the Settings. → Battery.
- Choose Reverse Wireless Charging.
- Activate the switch and put the gadget on the back of the phone (in the center).
Limitations of function:
- 🔋 Maximum power: 10 watts (enough for Mi Band or headphones, but not for a phone).
- 📉 The charger of the phone should be > 20%, otherwise the function will be disabled.
- ⚠️ Heat: when charging back, the phone warms more than with normal.
- 🛡️ Covers: Remove the case from the rechargeable gadget for better contact.
List of compatible gadgets for recharging:
- 🎧 Xiaomi AirDots Pro 2/3, Buds 3/4 Pro
- ⌚ Mi Band 5/6/7/8, Xiaomi Watch S1/S2
- 📱 Smartphones with Qi (such as iPhone) 8–15, Samsung Galaxy S/Galaxy Z)
- 🔋 Wireless headphones of other brands (Sony) WF-1000XM5, Samsung Galaxy Buds)
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Reverse charging consumes energy 1.5 to 2 times faster than normal use, and is not recommended for a charge level below 30%.
The future of wireless charging in Xiaomi smartphones
Wireless charging technology continues to evolve, and Xiaomi is keeping up with the trend, with several innovations announced in 2026:
- 🚀 100-watt charging: in the laboratory, the technology has already been tested, allowing you to charge your smartphone 100% in 17 minutes. expected in Xiaomi 15 Ultra (2026).
- 🌍 Remote charging: Xiaomi patented Mi Air Charge system capable of transmitting power to 5 meters without contact.It's a concept so far, but the first commercial devices could arrive by 2026.
- 🔄 Two-way charging: future flagships will be able to simultaneously charge and give energy to other gadgets without losing speed.
- 🔋 Graphene batteries: new batteries will reduce heating at high charging power.
Xiaomi is also working on standardization: already in the Xiaomi 14 series implemented support for Qi2 – a new standard compatible with Apple MagSafe. This means that Xiaomi owners will be able to use magnetic accessories from the iPhone (cases, holders, charging) without adapters.
⚠️ Attention: Wireless charging technologies above 80W are not yet certified for mass use.Purchase of "Chinese" high-power stations (100)+ W) without official support may result in cancellation of the warranty on the phone.