Motorola is bringing native magnetic wireless charging to its Edge series, with the upcoming Edge 70 Max leading the way.
The phone appeared in the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) certification database on June 29, confirming support for the latest Qi 2.2.1 standard with the MPP25 power profile.
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This means it can deliver up to 25W wireless charging.
The Magnetic Power Profile (MPP) certification confirms the phone has built-in magnets. Most Android brands have only gone for the basic Qi2 certification on their premium phones.
So far, only the HMD Skyline and Google Pixel 10 series have included native magnets.
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Built-in magnets eliminate the need for a special magnetic case. Beyond faster wireless charging, they make it easier to attach accessories like wallets, car mounts, and tripods.
Apple users have enjoyed this seamless MagSafe experience for years. Motorola is now joining the club alongside HMD and Google.
Samsung is also rumored to bring native magnets with the Galaxy S27 Ultra.
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Rumors about the Edge 70 Max suggest it will pack a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor, a 50MP Sony LYT-710 main camera sensor, and a modern flat display design.
Color options are said to include green, light blue, and black.
Overall, the Edge 70 Max feels like Motorola's attempt to deliver a well-rounded premium phone that focuses on practical, everyday features.
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This certification hints that an official launch is not far away.
