Category: Battery & Charging | Last Updated: April 20, 2026 | Estimated Read Time: 4 min
Your smartphone supports multiple charging methods designed for speed and convenience. Here is a complete guide to all your charging options.
Wired Charging
Mode | Speed | Adapter Required |
Standard | 15W | Any USB-C adapter |
Fast Charge | 45W | Included 45W adapter |
Super Fast Charge | 65W | 65W adapter (sold separately) |
Wireless Charging
Standard Qi: Up to 15W with any Qi-certified charger.
MagCharge: Up to 25W with Handyswap MagCharge pad (sold separately).
Reverse wireless charging: Charge compatible earbuds, watches, or other phones by placing them on the back.
Safety Tips
Always use certified chargers and cables (USB-IF, Qi, or Handyswap-certified). Non-certified accessories can damage your battery or void your warranty.
Remove thick cases when using wireless charging — thick or metal cases can block the charging signal and generate excess heat.
Do not charge on soft surfaces (beds, couches, pillows) — this traps heat and can cause overheating.
Avoid intensive use during fast charging (gaming, video recording) as this generates significant heat.
Troubleshooting
Device not charging: Try a different cable and adapter. Clean the USB-C port with compressed air. Restart your device.
Slow charging: Ensure you are using the included 45W adapter. Close intensive apps. Check that Fast Charging is enabled in Settings > Battery > Charging.
Optimized Charging pauses at 80%: This is intentional. Your device learns your routine and completes charging before you typically unplug. You can disable it in Settings > Battery > Optimized Charging.