When comparing wireless chargers for iPhones and Samsung phones, there are several factors to consider, including compatibility, charging speed, design, and additional features. Here’s a breakdown of what to look for:

1. Compatibility

• iPhones: Qi Standard and MagSafe (for iPhone 12 and later). MagSafe offers better alignment and up to 15W charging.
• Samsung Phones: Qi Standard. Most models support up to 10W, with some supporting up to 15W fast wireless charging with Samsung's chargers.

2. Charging Speed

• iPhones: Up to 7.5W on standard Qi chargers. Up to 15W with MagSafe.
• Samsung Phones: Up to 10W on standard Qi chargers. Up to 15W with Samsung’s fast wireless chargers.

3. Design and Features

• iPhone MagSafe Chargers: Magnetic alignment, sleek design, integrates with MagSafe accessories.
• Samsung Wireless Chargers: Various designs (pads and stands), some with additional features like cooling fans, and the ability to charge multiple devices simultaneously.

4. Price

• MagSafe Chargers: Generally higher-priced due to proprietary technology.
• Samsung Wireless Chargers: Variable pricing; often competitively priced with additional features available.

Yes. Qi-enabled Android phones and other devices can charge wirelessly on a MagSafe wireless charger or any wireless phone charger. However, only iPhones and Apple devices benefit from the full magnetic alignment, which keeps the device securely attached and optimizes charging efficiency. Non-Apple devices will still charge, but without the magnetic stability offered by a magnetic iPhone charger.

Most modern MagSafe-compatible wireless chargers support up to 25W wireless fast charging when used with compatible adapters. The actual speed depends on the iPhone model, battery status, and the output of the charger. Magnetic iPhone chargers deliver a more stable connection than standard wireless pads, which helps maintain consistent fast charging.