Wireless charging has become an integral part of modern smartphones, offering convenience and wear protection. However, not all Xiaomi models are equipped with this feature – even among flagships there are exceptions. If you are planning to buy or already own a brand device, it is important to know exactly whether your model supports the Qi standard and at what speed.
In this article, we will not only list all the current Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO smartphones with wireless charging, but also reveal the nuances: from the differences between 10W and 50W to compatibility with charging stations of other brands.
Official list of Xiaomi phones with wireless charging
Xiaomi has been introducing wireless charging into its devices since 2019, but the technology has only been widely adopted in recent generations. Below is a current list of models confirmed by the manufacturer. Note: some devices only support reverse wireless charging (for charging other gadgets), but not their own!
- 📱 Xiaomi 14 Pro — 50W (fastest speed in the lineup)
- 📱 Xiaomi 14 — 50W (requires a proprietary station)
- 📱 Xiaomi 13 Pro — 50W
- 📱 Xiaomi 13 — 50W
- 📱 Xiaomi 12 Pro — 50W
- 📱 Xiaomi 12 — 50W
- 📱 Xiaomi 11 Pro — 67W (Speed record holder, but requires a special station)
- 📱 Xiaomi Mix 4 — 50W
- 📱 Xiaomi Mix Fold 3 — 50W (folding-in flagship)
- 📱 Redmi K60 Ultra — 30W (First Redmi with wireless charging)
- 📱 POCO F5 Pro — 30W (redmi K60)
Important: Xiaomi 11T Pro, Xiaomi 12T Pro and all Redmi Note devices (including Note 12 Pro+) DO NOT support wireless charging, despite the flagship features.
Charging speed: 10W vs 30W vs 50W – which one to choose?
Xiaomi’s wireless charging speed ranges from a modest 10W to a record 67W (Xiaomi 11 Pro).However, the real speed depends not only on the smartphone, but also on the charging station.
| Speed. | Models. | Charging time 0-100% | Station required |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10W | Xiaomi 12 Lite, POCO X5 Pro | ~3.5 hours | Any Qi-certified |
| 30W | Redmi K60 Ultra, POCO F5 Pro | ~1.5 hours | Xiaomi 30W+ Station |
| 50W | Xiaomi 13/14 Pro, Mix 4 | ~40 minutes. | Original Xiaomi 50W Station |
| 67W | Xiaomi 11 Pro | ~30 minutes. | Xiaomi 67W Station (included) |
⚠️ Note: Using non-original stations can reduce charging speeds by 30-50%. e.g. Xiaomi 13 Pro on a standard Qi station (10W) It will charge 5 times slower than the company 50W.
Tip: For maximum speed, check the station’s compatibility with the smartphone model on the Xiaomi Support website. Some models (such as Xiaomi 14) require a firmware update to activate 50W.
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If your smartphone supports 50W but charges slowly, try turning off Optimized Charging in the battery settings. It limits power to save battery life.
How to check wireless charging support on your Xiaomi
If you are not sure if your smartphone is equipped with wireless charging, there are several ways to find out without contacting the service center:
- Box and documentation check: The original packaging or user manual must have the Qi logo or a mention of the Wireless Charging feature.
- Settings menu: Go to Settings → About Phone → Specifications. In the Battery section, there should be a line Wireless Charging.
- Charging station test: Put your phone on the Qi station on. If a charging indication (lightning icon without cable) appears, the function is supported.
- Model Check: Type the model name into the search on the GSMArena website – support will be indicated in the Battery section.
⚠️ Note: Some Chinese versions of smartphones (e.g. Xiaomi) 12S Ultras for the Chinese market may have wireless charging, whereas global versions do not. Always specify the model region by IMEI.
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Top.-3 Charging stations for Xiaomi: which to choose in the 2026 year
Even if your smartphone supports wireless charging, speed and stability depend on the station, and we tested 10 models and selected the best options for Xiaomi devices:
- 🔋 Xiaomi Mi Wireless Charging Stand 2 (50W) — Official flagship station, supports vertical and horizontal charging, complete with adapter 65W.
- 🔋 Baseus Blade 2 (30W) — Active cooling station compatible with Redmi K60 Ultra and POCO F5 Pro.
- 🔋 Anker PowerWave Pad (15W) — budgetary option for models with 10W. Suitable for Xiaomi 12 Lite and old flagships.
Criterion of choice: For smartphones with 50W support, only take the original Xiaomi station - third-party counterparts often do not provide the declared power. For models with 30W, Qi EPP (Extended Power Profile) certified stations will suit.
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Wireless charging vs wired: which is better for Xiaomi?
Despite the convenience, wireless charging has both pros and cons compared to traditional charging. Let’s look at the key differences with the Xiaomi 14 Pro:
| Parameter | Wireless (50W) | Wire (120W) |
|---|---|---|
| Speed 0-100% | ~40 minutes. | ~18 minutes |
| Wear of the connector | No wear and tear. | The risk of USB-C damage |
| Heating. | Up 10-15.°C | Below (with quality cable) |
| Convenience | Just put it in the station. | We need to plug in the cable. |
| Cost | Expensive (station + adapter) | Cheaper (cable included) |
Bottom Line: Wireless charging is optimal for an office or home where the smartphone is on the table for a long time. For fast charging (for example, before leaving), it is better to use a wired method - it is 2-3 times faster and heats the battery less.
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For maximum battery life, alternate between wired and wireless charging. Constant use of only wireless method can reduce battery capacity by 10-15% in 2 years.
Frequent problems and their solutions
Xiaomi users often face difficulties when using wireless charging, and here are the most common problems and ways to fix them:
- ⚡ Phone does not charge: Make sure the station is connected to the power adapter (not all stations are powered by the power adapter). USB Try restarting your smartphone.
- ⚡ Slow charging: Check if the battery settings have power saving mode on. 50W-Use only the original adapter.
- ⚡ Overheating: Remove the case (especially metal) and make sure the station is in a ventilated location.The Xiaomi 11 Pro recommends a cooling stand.
- ⚡ Charging is interrupted: Update your smartphone firmware and check the station's power cable - it should support a current of at least 2A.
⚠️ Attention: If after a fall or impact, the smartphone stopped charging wirelessly, this may indicate damage to the receiver coil. In this case, a diagnosis is required in the service center - self-repair can lead to loss of warranty.
The Future of Wireless Charging in Xiaomi: What to Expect
In 2026, Xiaomi announced the development of wireless charging technology at a distance (up to 5 meters), but in serial smartphones it is not implemented. However, already in Xiaomi 15 (expected in late 2026) the following innovations may appear:
- 🔮 80W+ Wireless charging – reducing the time to 20 minutes.
- 🔮 Two-roll system for more stable position at stations.
- 🔮 Reverse charging 20W (now 10W Xiaomi 13 Pro).
- 🔮 Compatibility with the standard Qi2 (backwards compatibility with magnetic accessories, like the iPhone 15).
By 2026, wireless charging will become a standard feature even for mid-budget Redmi models (starting with the Redmi Note 14 Pro+). and flagships will receive charging support from multiple devices at once (e.g., smartphone + headphones + smartwatch).