Samsung is reportedly working on a faster wireless charger to match rumored charging upgrades for the Galaxy S26 series. Retail listings hint at a new model, EP-P2900, which could push Samsung's wireless power from the current 15W to 25W.
What to expect from the EP-P2900
The EP-P2900 appears in retailer databases in a dark gray finish and is said to support Samsung's Galaxy S and Galaxy Z phones as well as Galaxy Buds. If accurate, this would be Samsung's first in-house pad to advertise 25W wireless output — a notable jump from the Qi2 15W standard.
Leaked details around the Galaxy S26 lineup mirror the charger rumors: the S26 Ultra is tipped to support 25W wireless charging, while the Galaxy S26 and S26+ may be limited to 20W. For wired charging, rumors put the S26 Ultra at up to 60W, the S26+ at 45W, and the base S26 at 25W.
Would 25W wireless make a big difference? For people who frequently top up on a pad or stand, 25W should cut charging time noticeably versus 15W Qi2 — but wired charging will likely remain the fastest option for full-power sessions. Remember that these details come from leaks and retailer listings, so wait for Samsung's official announcement for confirmation.
Expect clearer specs and availability closer to the S26 launch; until then, the EP-P2900 is one to watch for anyone who wants speedier wireless charging from Samsung.
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