Xiaomi models support wireless charging: full list of 2026

Wireless charging has long ceased to be an exclusive feature of flagship smartphones — today it is available even in some devices of the mid-range. However, Xiaomi, despite its reputation as an innovative brand, traditionally equips this technology not all models. If you are planning to buy a new gadget and want to get rid of wires, it is important to know in advance which Xiaomi smartphones support the Qi standard and how fast you can count on charging.

In this article, we will not only list all the current models with wireless charging, but also reveal the nuances of their implementation: from maximum power (which can vary even within the same line) to compatibility with popular charging stations.

Why not all Xiaomi smartphones support wireless charging

At first glance, it may seem that the lack of Qi charging in budget or even some flagship Xiaomi models is just a way to save money.

• 🔋 The coil requires extra space, making it difficult to build thin smartphones (for example, the Mi 11 Lite line abandoned it for the sake of compactness).
• 💰 Cost: Adding Qi increases the price of the device by 10-15%, which is critical for the budget segment (for example, Redmi Note or the Redmi Note). POCO M).
• ⚡ Heat generation. High-power wireless charging (30W+) heats the battery more than wired, requiring a more complex cooling system.
• 📦 Marketing strategy: Xiaomi often reserves premium features (including fast wireless charging) for flagships to highlight their status.

Interestingly, even within a series, Qi support can vary.For example, Xiaomi 12 Pro received a new version of the Qi. 50W-The basic model of Xiaomi 12 is only 20W. This is due to different target audiences: the first buyers are willing to pay for maximum functionality, the second – looking for a balance of price and opportunity.

Official list of Xiaomi models with wireless charging (2026)

At the time of the article update (June 2026), Xiaomi has wirelessly charged 18 models from its lineups. It is important to note that this is only for certified devices - some Chinese versions (for example, for the China ROM market) may differ.

The full list also includes Xiaomi 13 Pro models (50W), Xiaomi 12 Pro (50W), Xiaomi 11 Ultra (67W), Xiaomi Mix 4 (30W) Separately, it is worth highlighting the line Xiaomi Civi: for example, Civi 3 (2023) received 33W-Charging, which is not typical for subflagships. A detailed table with all models can be downloaded from the link.

⚠️ Note: Models for the Chinese market (with suffix) CN In the name, it may have other charging characteristics. e.g. Xiaomi 13 Pro CN supportive 50W, The global version is only 30W.

How to Check if Your Xiaomi Supports Wireless Charging

If you are already the owner of a Xiaomi smartphone and are not sure about the presence of a Qi module, there are several ways to find out this without disassembling the device:

1. Check in settings: Go to Settings → About Phone → Device Specifications. The Battery section should have a Wireless Charging line indicating the supported standards.
2. Visual inspection: Some models (such as the Xiaomi 11 Ultra) have a metal ring around the camera on the back – it often masks the coil of wireless charging.
3. Charging station test: Put your smartphone on any Qi charge (even 5W). If a charging indication appears, the module is present. Lack of response does not always mean lack of support: some models require activation of the function in the settings.
4. Serial number check: On the Mi Verify website, type in the IMEI or SN of the device – the report will indicate information about the types of charging supported.

Check for the "Wireless charging" line in the specifications

Make sure the back cover is not metal (Qi interferes)

Use the original Xiaomi charging station for the test

Update the firmware to the latest version (in older versions) MIUI function could be disabled)-->

If your model doesn't support wireless charging, but you want to add it, there are alternatives, from adapter stickers to replacing the back cover with an integrated coil, but these modifications are unwarranted and can cause overheating, and we'll talk about them in more detail in one of the following sections.

Wireless charging speed: what affects the real power

The manufacturer's claims of 50W or 80W are rarely achieved in real-world conditions, and several factors affect charging speed:

• 🔌 Type of charging station. Xiaomi branded devices only (e.g. Mi Wireless Charging Stand) 50W) Provide maximum power. Third-party charging is often limited to 10–15W.
• 🌡️ Temperature, heat above 40.°The C smartphone automatically reduces power. Xiaomi 14 Ultra has liquid cooling for this, but budget models do not have it.
• 📱 Battery status: After 500 charging cycles, the battery capacity drops, and wireless charging speeds can decrease by 20 to 30 percent%.
• 🔄 Background processes: Active synchronization, games or videos in 4K Increase the load on the processor, which slows down the charging.

For clarity, we will give the results of the tests Xiaomi 13 Pro with different chargers (data from GSMArena):

The key takeaway: to get the speed the manufacturer claims, you’ll have to buy Xiaomi’s original charging, for example, the Xiaomi 14 Ultra will only work for the Mi 80W Wireless Charging Stand (priced at ~$80). Using cheap analogues will not only slow the process, but can damage the battery due to unstable voltage.

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If your Xiaomi supports wireless charging but is warming too much, try removing the case while charging or using an active cooling stand (like the Baseus Cooling Pad).

Can I add wireless charging to Xiaomi where it is not?

Technically, yes, but with reservations, there are three main ways, each with its own risks and limitations:

1. Adapter stickers (e.g., Nillkin Magic Tag): The way it works is that a thin coil is glued to the back cover and plugs into the USB-C connector via the adapter. Pros: cheap (~$10), no need to be parsed. Cons: thickness increases by 2-3 mm, power is limited to 5W, often falls off.
2. Replacement of the rear cover: Some workshops offer lids with built-in Qi coil for popular models (e.g. Redmi Note 11 Pro)+). Cost: $30-50 Risks: Loss of leakage (IP-Certification, possible problems with NFC.
3. Maternal board modification: The most difficult option is soldering an additional module to the battery contacts. It requires professional skills and costs ~$100. It is only suitable for flagships (for example, Xiaomi 12T), where there is spare space under the reel.

⚠️ Warning: Any modifications will void warranty and could cause fires when low-quality components are used, such as the Redmi Note 10 Pro in 2022, when cheap Qi modules were installed.

If you are still going to upgrade, we recommend:

• 🛠️ Contact certified service centers only (list on Xiaomi website).
• 🔍 Check the compatibility of the module with your model (for example, the coil from Xiaomi 11 Lite is not suitable for you). POCO X3).
• 📄 Require a work guarantee (minimum 6 months).

Comparison with competitors: how Xiaomi is lagging (or ahead) of other brands

As of 2026, Xiaomi is in the middle of the wireless charging market. On the one hand, the brand offers a record 80W in Xiaomi 14 Ultra, overtaking even the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (45W). On the other hand, it lags behind in the prevalence of technology: for example, Apple equips Qi all iPhone models since the 8th series (2017), and Xiaomi still produces flagships without wireless charging (for example, Xiaomi 13T).

For clarity, compare the approaches of key manufacturers:

Xiaomi wins at maximum power, but loses in mass. For example, even the budget Samsung Galaxy A54 (2023) supports 15W Qi, while the similarly priced Redmi Note 12 Pro+ does not. Xiaomi is actively developing reverse wireless charging (up to 10W), which allows you to use the smartphone as a powerbank for headphones or smart watches.

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If wireless charging is critical for you but the budget is tight, consider Samsung or Google Pixel models – they offer Qi even in the mid-range, whereas Xiaomi reserves the feature for flagships.

Frequent problems and their solutions

Users of Xiaomi smartphones with wireless charging often encounter common errors, and here are the most common ones and ways to fix them:

• 🔄 Charging interrupted or not started: Causes: incompatible charging station, contact contamination, power saving mode on. Solution: use the original charging, clean the connector USB-C alcohol, turn off the battery mode → Energy conservation.
• ⚡ Slow charging (e.g., slow charging, 5W instead 50W): Reasons: improper positioning on the station, overheating, outdated firmware. Solution: center your smartphone on a coil, cool the device, upgrade. MIUI last-minute.
• 🔋 Smartphone doesn't detect wireless charging: Reasons: disabled function in settings, damaged coil, unoriginal back cover. Solution: check Settings → Battery → Wireless charging, replace the cover with the original.
• 📵 Charging only works in a certain position: Reasons: the displacement of the coil inside the housing, a defect in the charging station. Solution: try another charge or contact the service center for the module diagnosis.

If none of these things worked, it might be a hardware problem, like the Xiaomi 12 Pro, which has a power controller bug that blocks wireless charging after a fall, which requires a replacement motherboard.

For diagnosis, you can use the hidden menu of engineering settings:

Enter the phone code in the app: ##4636##


Go to the section "Battery Information"




Check the line "Wireless charging status"

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