Wireless charging has long ceased to be an exclusive feature of flagship smartphones — today it is available even in budget models. However, Xiaomi has traditionally treated this technology with caution: not all devices of the brand support the Qi standard, and the charging speed can be radically different even for devices of the same generation. If you are planning to buy a smartphone with wireless charging or want to understand whether your current device is compatible with Qi accessories, this guide will help you understand all the nuances.
In this article, we will not only list all Xiaomi models with wireless charging (including rare regional versions), but also reveal the pitfalls of technology: why some devices charge slower than stated, what accessories to avoid, and how to check compatibility with third-party charging stations.
Official list of Xiaomi smartphones with wireless charging (2026)
Starting with the current list of devices that are guaranteed to support Qi standard (version 1.2.4 or later).It is important to note that Xiaomi often releases regional versions with different characteristics - for example, the Mi 11 Ultra for China and the global version may differ in charging speed. We have indicated data for international firmware (MIUI Global).
- 📱 Xiaomi 14 Pro – 50 W (with original adapter)
- 📱 Xiaomi 13 Pro - 50W
- 📱 Xiaomi 12 Pro – 50 W (Chinese version only; global – 15 W)
- 📱 Xiaomi 11 Pro / 11 Ultra – 67 W (China) / 10 W (global)
- 📱 Xiaomi Mix 4 - 50 W
- 📱 Xiaomi Mix Fold 2 – 50 W (with proprietary station only)
- 📱 Redmi K60 Ultra - 30 W
- 📱 POCO F6 Pro - 30 W (renamed Redmi) K60)
Note: Xiaomi 12/12X, 11 Lite and all Redmi Note devices (including Note 12 Pro+) do not support wireless charging, despite rumors online. Also avoid fakes under the Xiaomi brand – for example, some Chinese Mi 10 clones are positioned as devices with Qi, but in fact use proprietary standards.
Charging speed: why the real numbers are lower than the stated
Manufacturers often specify the maximum speed of wireless charging, but in practice it depends on three factors:
- Power adapter: 50W requires the original Xiaomi unit (e.g. MDY-12-ED for the 14 Pro). Third-party adapters even with the same power may not deliver the stated speed.
- Temperature: When heated above 40°C, the smartphone automatically reduces power to 10-15 watts.
- Station position: A 2-3mm shift from the center can reduce efficiency by 30-40%.
For clarity, we will present the tests of the real charging speed (data from the GSMArena laboratory, 2026):
| Model | Declared power (W) | Real speed (0–50%) | Real speed (50–100%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi 14 Pro | 50 | 42–45 | 20–25 |
| Redmi K60 Ultra | 30 | 25–28 | 12–15 |
| POCO F5 Pro | 30 | 18–22 | 8–10 |
Critical note: Xiaomi smartphones with support for 50 watts require the mandatory use of a proprietary charging station (for example, Mi Wireless Charging Stand model CPL04ZM). When connected to universal Qi panels, the power drops to 10-15 watts, and in some cases, charging does not start at all.
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Before buying a third-party wireless station, check its Qi certification on the Wireless Power Consortium website. Devices without a certificate can damage the smartphone battery.
How to check wireless charging support on your Xiaomi
If you are not sure if your device has a Qi module, use these methods:
- Official specifications: Check the model page on mi.com (Battery section) and if it says "Wireless charging" - support is available.
- Qi test: Put your smartphone on the charger. If you see a zipper icon on the screen or in the status bar, the module is present.
- Code command: Enter the ##4636### combination in the Phone app, then go to Battery information. If you have the line "Wireless charging" - the function is supported.
- Analyzer applications: Utilities like AccuBattery or AIDA64 show the presence of Qi module in the Battery section.
⚠️ Note: Some users confuse reverse wireless charging (for charging other devices, such as headphones) with conventional Qi charging. For example, the Xiaomi 13 Ultra can give power to the Qi standard, but does not support wireless charging itself. Please specify this detail in the specifications!
View the official characteristics of the model|Testing at a certified station|Check out the code command ##4636##|Use the application AIDA64-->
Top.-5 Accessories for wireless charging Xiaomi
Even if your smartphone supports Qi, charging speed and stability depend on accessories.We tested 15 stations and selected the best options for Xiaomi devices:
- 🔌 Xiaomi Mi Wireless Charging Stand 2 (50W) — station 13/14 Pro with active cooling: ~4 500 ₽.
- 🔌 Baseus Blade 2 is a universal panel with 20W support and anti-slip coating. K60 and POCO F5. Price: ~2 200 ₽.
- 🔌 Anker PowerWave Pad (15W) — Budget version with Qi certification. Optimal for older models (Mi 11 Lite does not support, but it is suitable for Mi 10 with modified software: ~1 800 ₽.
- 🔌 Xiaomi Mi Air Charge Adapter - adapter for "air" charging (only for Mi 11 Ultra in China: ~6 000 ₽.
- 🔌 Spigen F300W — 10W folding station with overheating protection: ~2 500 ₽.
⚠️ Avoid cheap no-name stations with AliExpress without a Qi certificate:
- 🔥 Overheating the battery (risk of bloating).
- ⚡ Provide unstable voltage, which reduces the battery life.
- 🐢 Charge 2-3 times slower than the stated.
Frequent problems and their solutions
Xiaomi users often encounter common wireless charging errors, and here are the most common cases and ways to fix them:
1.The smartphone does not charge at the station
Causes and solutions:
- 🔍 Case too thick: Remove the case or use models with a cutout for Qi (e.g. Spigen Thin Fit).
- 🔌 Unoriginal adapter: Connect the station to a 20W power supply+ (for example, Xiaomi 33W Charger).
- 📱 Software glitch: Reboot your smartphone or reset your battery settings in Settings → Battery → Additionally. → Reset.
2. Charging is going too slowly.
Possible causes:
- 🌡️ Overheating: Put your smartphone on a cooling stand or let it cool for 10-15 minutes.
- 🔄 Background Processes: Close all applications and activate the aircraft mode.
- ⚡ Incompatible station: Check if your model supports fast charging (e.g., Xiaomi 12 Pro global version does not support 50W).
Why does Xiaomi limit speed on global versions?
Wireless charging in future Xiaomi models: what to expect
According to insiders (source: Digital Chat Station), in 2026-2026 Xiaomi plans to expand support for wireless charging to the middle price segment.
- 📲 Redmi Note 13 Pro+ — First Note Series Model with Qi (stated 20W power).
- 🔋 80W ultrafast charging – debuts in Xiaomi 15 Ultra (prototype already certified in the industry) 3C).
- 🌐 Unification of standards: Global and Chinese versions of flagships will have the same charging speed (without artificial restrictions).
- 🔄 Two-way charging: New models will be able to charge and give power to other devices at the same time (like the Samsung Galaxy) S23 Ultra).
Remote charging technology (up to 1 meter) is also in development, but its mass implementation is expected not earlier than 2026 due to the high cost of components.
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If wireless charging is critical to you, look for the regional version when choosing Xiaomi: Chinese models (CNs) typically support higher power, but may not have Google Services.