Alongside the Galaxy S26 series launch, Samsung has quietly rolled out a brand-new Power Accessories lineup in India — and these aren’t just incremental updates. The standout here is Samsung’s first-ever 25W Magnetic Wireless Charger, marking the company’s full entry into Qi2 magnetic charging territory.
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Samsung New Power Accessories: India Pricing
| Accessory | Model Number | India Price |
|---|---|---|
| 25W Magnetic Wireless Charger | EP-P2900B | ₹3,299 |
| 50W Travel Adapter Duo (with cable) | EP-T5020X | ₹4,499 |
| 60W Travel Adapter | EP-T6010N | ₹3,499 |
What Makes This Lineup Worth Noticing
The 25W Magnetic Wireless Charger features a circular puck design with a durable nylon-braided USB-C cable, designed to snap magnetically onto the back of Qi2-compatible Galaxy devices. It delivers 25W specifically to the Galaxy S26 Ultra, 20W to the S26 and S26+, and up to 15W on older Qi2-compatible devices like the Galaxy S25 and Z Fold 7.
Samsung recommends pairing it with a 45W USB PD adapter for best results. The 60W Travel Adapter is already available for pre-order on Samsung India’s website, with early deliveries beginning March 6, 2026 — and the listed ₹3,499 price includes a ₹500 early-bird discount, making the effective MRP ₹3,999.
The 50W Duo Adapter with cable at ₹4,499 is a solid all-in-one travel solution for users who need to charge two devices simultaneously. Together, this lineup positions Samsung’s accessory ecosystem to finally rival Apple’s MagSafe in both speed and convenience.
For Samsung’s official accessories page, visit Samsung India. Also check our coverage of best wireless chargers for Galaxy S26 in India and Samsung Galaxy S26 full review on TechnoSports.
FAQs
Does the Samsung 25W Magnetic Charger work with older Galaxy phones?
Yes — Qi2-compatible older devices like the S25 and Z Fold 7 are supported, but at 15W speeds.
Is the 60W Travel Adapter available to buy right now in India?
Yes — it’s live for pre-order on Samsung India’s website with deliveries from March 6, 2026.
