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New leak lends more weight to Galaxy S26 series with built-in magnets

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TL;DR A reliable outlet has discovered that Samsung is working on a new magnetic wireless charger.

The charger offers 25W speeds and comes after Samsung launched two Qi2 chargers in October.

News of the charger also comes amid rumors that the Galaxy S26 series could have integrated magnets.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 series is expected to debut early next year, and one enduring rumor is that the phones will finally offer integrated magnets for wireless charging and accessories. Now, a trusted outlet has discovered an interesting Samsung accessory.

WinFuture combed through retailer data and discovered that Samsung is working on a new magnetic wireless charging dock. The so-called Samsung Magnetic Wireless Charger has the model number EP-P2900 and offers 25W wireless charging speeds.

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The retailer data also suggests that this charger is dark gray and supports Galaxy S phones, Galaxy Z devices, and Galaxy Buds.

This isn’t definitive proof that the Galaxy S26 series will have integrated Qi2 MPP magnets. After all, it’s not the first time Samsung has launched Qi2 chargers with integrated magnets, as it launched two chargers back in October. The Galaxy maker noted at the time that you need a phone case with magnets to take advantage of these chargers.

Nevertheless, it certainly seems like Samsung is increasingly focused on Qi2 MPP chargers. It also comes after Google announced its PixelSnap charger for the Pixel 10 phones, which are indeed equipped with integrated Qi2 magnets. So we hope this is just a sign of things to come for the Galaxy S26 family.

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