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Top smartphones with wireless charging across price ranges: Motorola Edge 40, Nothing Phone (2) and more

Wireless charging is a nifty feature that allows you to forego the hassle of wired charging, or you might even just dislike the clutter wires normally pose. Wireless charging reduces the wear and tear that comes with using a wired charger, as USB cables accumulate substantial damage over a few years. Wireless charging has also improved over the years and now provides decent speed. We have thus compiled a list of smartphones that come with wireless charging support across various price ranges.

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Smartphones under Rs 40,000

Motorola Edge 40

The Motorola Edge 40 is the most affordable option on this list if you're looking for a smartphone with wireless charging support. The device remains one of the most popular mid-range smartphones by the brand and also impressed us in our review. You can read about the smartphone in detail here.

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE (2023)

The FE (Fan Edition) series by Samsung is a budget-friendly option that allows users to experience the premium Galaxy S series features. The 2023 model only differs from the 2022 in the chipset department, with the former using a Snapdragon 888 chipset while the latter draws from an Exynos 2100 SoC. It still remains one of the cheapest smartphones that offer wireless charging support in India. 

Nothing Phone (2)

The Nothing Phone (2) (review) maintains a similar design to its predecessor but brings improvements in various aspects, including performance, display, battery life, charging speeds, and software. This device is a compelling choice for users looking for a smartphone with wireless charging support, a unique design, and good hardware. 

Smartphones under Rs. 70,000

Samsung Galaxy S23 FE 

Next on the list is another FE smartphone by Samsung. The Galaxy S23 FE (review) provides a clean software experience, making it a solid choice for those seeking a blend of features and value. The smartphone does have a high price tag considering its features, and the charging speeds could have been improved.

OnePlus 12

The latest flagship by OnePlus continues to be a value-for-money choice, offering exceptional features in display, performance, battery, and cameras. The clean Android 14 experience is an additional bonus for productivity-focused users. You can check out our detailed review to learn more about the device.

Motorola Razr 40 Ultra

The Razr 40 Ultra (review) is a phone that stays true to the flip-foldable concept, embodying style, flexibility, and usability. While its camera prowess isn't its strongest feature and the wireless charging speeds are slow, the handset excels in most other aspects, such as performance and software.

Smartphones over Rs. 70,000

Apple iPhone 15

The iPhone 15 offers a bunch of features taken from last year's iPhone 14 Pro models, such as the Dynamic Island, a 48MP camera, wireless charging, and the A16 Bionic SoC. The addition of USB-C makes the iPhone more convenient to charge than ever. 

Xiaomi 13 Pro 

The Xiaomi 13 Pro (review) is a top-drawer device, whether it is in its variety of image-capturing prowess or performance-oriented tasks. It thoroughly impressed us in our review and is a value-for-money flagship at this price. 

Vivo X100 Pro 

The Vivo X100 Pro (review) emerges as one of the best camera phones on the market and boasts a stunning display, swift and smooth performance thanks to the Dimensity 9300 SoC, and rapid charging speeds for both wired and wireless options.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5

If you're someone looking for a compact and stylish foldable phone, the Galaxy Z Flip 5 (review) is for you. It's an ideal choice for users trying to limit their screen time, as they can use the cover screen to quickly glance at notifications, reply to messages, and continue on with life. The device offers a fast processor, solid cameras, and robust software support.

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Google Pixel 8 Pro 

The latest flagship by Google comes at a significant price jump from its predecessor; however, it does offer tonnes of game-changing AI camera features, a bright and rich display, and promises a whopping 7 years of software updates. You can check out our detailed review to learn more about the smartphone.

Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra

The Galaxy S24 Ultra is the latest flagship offering by the brand and brings with it a host of AI features and across-the-board enhancements in performance, battery life, and cameras. It stands on par with Google by offering new software support for 7 years.

Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max

The Apple flagship made waves when it first launched, and rightfully so. The iPhone 15 Pro Max (review) stands out as one of the most significant upgrades in recent years, and not only due to the inclusion of the Type-C port. It excels in both performance and display, while also featuring capable cameras that deliver outstanding images and videos. 

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5

The Galaxy Z Fold5 (review) is the latest foldable by the brand and offers improved build quality and hinge, a brighter screen, S Pen features, and software tweaks designed to aid productivity. It's performance, reliable battery life, and decent cameras make it a no-brainer if you covet a book-style foldable. The cameras, however, aren't top-notch, and charging speeds could have been better.

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