Wireless charging has long ceased to be an exclusive feature of flagship smartphones, and today it can be found even in devices of the middle price segment. However, Xiaomi, despite its reputation as an innovative brand, traditionally equips this technology not all models. If you are looking for a smartphone with support for Qi-standard, it is important to know in advance which phones support wireless charging out of the box and which require additional accessories.
In this article, we will not only list all the current models Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO with wireless charging, but also reveal the nuances from charging speed to compatibility with different types of charging stations. We will pay special attention to the hidden limitations of some models β for example, why the Xiaomi 13 Lite technically supports Qi, but does not officially advertise it. You will also learn whether you can add wireless charging to phones where it is not originally available, and what risks this carries.
Why not all Xiaomi phones support wireless charging
At first glance, it may seem that Xiaomi is simply saving on wireless charging in budget models, but the reason lies deeper in the technical limitations and marketing strategy of the brand.
- π A special coil in the phone body that takes up space and increases the thickness of the device.
- π Support for Qi protocol at firmware and power controller level.
- π₯ Additional heat generation, which requires a more efficient cooling system.
Second, Xiaomi has traditionally focused on fast wired charging (like the 120W in the Redmi Note 12 Pro+), which is often more practical than wireless.However, the flagship series (Xiaomi 12/13/14, Mix) and some premium Redmi wireless charging is present - but with important caveats.
β οΈ WARNING: Even if the phone supports Qi, wireless charging speeds are often limited. 5Wβ30W (against 67Wβ120W For example, the Xiaomi 13 Pro charges wirelessly on the 50W, The original Xiaomi Wireless Charger station 50W.
Official list of Xiaomi phones with wireless charging (2026)
Below are all the current Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO models that support wireless charging out of the box (no modifications).The data is up to June 2026 and includes both flagships and rare mid-segment exceptions.
| Model | Max. speed Qi (W) | Reverse charging | Year of release | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi 14 Ultra | 80 | 10W | 2026 | The fastest wireless charging among Xiaomi smartphones. requires a branded Xiaomi 80W Wireless Charger station. |
| Xiaomi 14 Pro | 50 | 10W | 2023 | Supports charging from third-party Qi stations, but the speed is limited to 10W. |
| Xiaomi 13 Ultra | 50 | 10W | 2023 | The 14 Pro is similar, but with less efficient cooling during long-term charging. |
| Xiaomi 12S Ultra | 50 | 10W | 2022 | The first model with 50W wireless charging, and the station comes with it. |
| Xiaomi Mix 4 | 50 | 10W | 2021 | Support for back charging for accessories (headphones, watches). |
| Xiaomi 11 Ultra | 67 | 10W | 2021 | The record-breaking speed of the 2021 model requires a branded station. |
| Redmi K50 Ultra | 30 | No. | 2022 | The only Redmi with wireless charging. Speed is limited to 30W. |
Note that the table shows the maximum speeds that are only achieved with Xiaomiβs original charging stations. When using third-party Qi panels, the speed usually drops to 5W-10W.
Hidden models: which Xiaomi phones support Qi, but do not advertise it
There are several Xiaomi models that are technically compatible with wireless charging, but this feature is not officially declared.
- β‘ Battery overheating (risk of degradation).
- π’ Very low charging speed (2Wβ5W).
- β Waiver of warranty in case of damage due to uncertified accessories.
Among these models:
- π± Xiaomi 13 Lite β has a Qi-coil, but charges only on the 5W hot.
- π± Xiaomi 12 Lite is a similar situation, but with even lower stability.
- π± POCO F5 Pro β some users confirm working with Qi, but the speed is not higher 3W.
β οΈ Note: If you choose to use wireless charging on an uncertified model, turn off the Quick Charging feature in the battery settings (Settings) β Battery. β This will reduce the risk of overheating.
How to check Qi support on unofficial models?
How to add wireless charging to Xiaomi phones without it
If your model doesnβt support Qi, but you want to get this feature, there are two main ways to do it:
- Installation of a module with AliExpress (e.g. Qi Receiver in 5β15 hours)$). This module is connected to the connector. USB-C And it sticks to the back cover: π Occupying the port USB-C, wire-locking. π’ Speed is limited. 5W (low-fly). π₯ Risk of overheating due to poor contact.
Replacement of the back cover with a modified
Redmi Note 10 Pro
POCO X3 Pro
- β Wire charging maintained.
- β Speed to 10W (well-contacted).
Before choosing any of these methods, check:
Case thickness (module may not fit)|Compatibility with your model (read reviews)|Availability of backup battery in case of error | Warranty status of phone-->
For models with a metal body (for example, Xiaomi 11T Pro) wireless charging is impossible without replacing the back panel with plastic or glass β the metal blocks the Qi signal.
Wireless charging speed: what affects and how to speed up
Even if your Xiaomi supports 50W wireless charging, the real speed is often lower.
- π Power charging station β cheap Qi panels give the maximum 5Wβ10W.
- π Position of the phone - a displacement of 2-3 mm can reduce the speed by 2 times.
- π‘οΈ Temperature - when heated above 40Β°C Many phones automatically limit current.
- π Battery state β the worn-out battery charges more slowly.
To maximize speed:
- Use the original station (e.g. Xiaomi Wireless Charger 50W for flagships).
- Remove the case - even thin silicone can interfere.
- Turn on the air mode - background processes reduce speed by 10-15%.
- Check the firmware β in some models (for example, Xiaomi 12 Pro) after the update MIUI speed Qi increased.
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If your phone supports 30W+ wireless charging but is warming, try turning on the option to Limit charge to 80% in battery settings. This will reduce heating and extend battery life.
By comparison, Xiaomiβs wired 14 Ultra charging by 120W fills the battery in 19 minutes, while 80W wireless charging in 45 minutes. The difference is noticeable, but for many users, the convenience of Qi outweighs.
Wireless Reverse Charging: Which Xiaomi Phones Can Charge Other Devices
The reverse wireless charging feature allows you to use your smartphone as a power bank for other gadgets, such as Xiaomi AirDots headphones or Mi Band smartwatches. Among Xiaomi phones, this option is supported by:
- π± Xiaomi 14 Ultra β 10W.
- π± Xiaomi 13 Ultra β 10W.
- π± Xiaomi 12S Ultra β 10W.
- π± Xiaomi Mix 4 β 10W.
- π± Xiaomi 11 Ultra β 10W.
To activate reverse charging:
- Open the Settings. β Battery.
- Choose Wireless Reverse Charging.
- Put the second gadget on the back of the phone (usually in the center).
β οΈ Attention: Recharge is a heavy load on the battery. Do not use it for more than 30 minutes in a row, this can accelerate battery degradation.Β°C.
Fun fact: Xiaomi 11 Ultra can charge wirelessly and charge another device (e.g. headphones) at the same time. 5W.
Comparison with competitors: how Xiaomi is lagging (or ahead) of other brands
If you compare Xiaomi with other manufacturers to support wireless charging, the picture is ambiguous:
| Brand | Max. speed Qi (2026) | Supported models | Reverse charging |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi | 80W (14 Ultra) | Only flagships + Redmi K50 Ultra | 10W (at flagships) |
| Samsung | 15W | All flagships (S22βS24, Z Fold/Flip) | 4.5W (Wireless PowerShare) |
| Apple | 15W (iPhone 15 Pro) | All models with iPhone 8 | No. |
| Oppo | 50W (Find X6 Pro) | Flagships + some Reno models | 10W |
| Huawei | 50W (Mate 60 Pro) | The flagships of the P and Mate series | 5W |
Xiaomi leads in the top speed of wireless charging (80W at 14 Ultra), but loses in mass β for example, Samsung equips Qi even mid-budget models like the Galaxy A54.
- π Apple limits speed to a level of 7.5Wβ15W, It has been supported by Qi on all phones since 2017.
- π Oppo and Huawei offer 50W wireless charging, but only in top-end models.
- π± Samsung is also introducing Qi into foldable phones (Galaxy Z) Flip5), What is not available Xiaomi Mix Fold.
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Xiaomi is betting on record wireless charging speeds in flagships, but ignores it in mainstream models. If you care about Qi charging in the budget or mid-range segment, look at Samsung or Apple.