More Details About Galaxy S26’s Qi2 Magnetic Power Bank Surfaces

Samsung is lining up new accessories to go with the hardware changes coming with the Galaxy S26 series, and one of them looks to be a compact magnetic power bank made specifically for Qi2-enabled phones. SammyGuru readers got the first look at the upcoming power bank after we spotted it while digging through SafetyKorea.

If you plan to buy the Galaxy S26 series, our Mystery Box program is now live. You can sign up here to be eligible for free accessories during pre-orders, including a 65W charger, protective case, and more.

Here’s a much better look at Galaxy S26’s Qi2 buddy, and more details

Now, folks over at WinFuture have pinned down the accessory, carrying the model number EB-U2500. It snaps straight onto the back of Galaxy S26 models using magnets, keeping charging simple and cable-free. Wireless output could hit up to 15W over Qi2, which should be noticeably faster than older Qi pads.

When wireless charging isn’t ideal, the same unit can also push power over USB-C at up to 20W using standard fast-charging protocols. Samsung is sticking with a 5,000mAh battery, so this is more of a pocketable top-up than a full refill, especially for the Galaxy S26+ or S26 Ultra.

Still, it should be enough to add a few extra hours of screen time during travel or long days away from a wall outlet. When the power bank itself runs low, it can recharge at up to 25W, cutting down the wait between uses.

Design-wise, the EB-U2500 comes with a built-in fold-out stand that lets you prop the phone up in landscape while it charges. This is handy for streaming, video calls, or using the phone as a mini desk display. Up front, multiple LED indicators show the remaining charge, with a side button for quick status checks.

If you plan to buy the Galaxy S26 series, our Mystery Box program is now live. You can sign up here to be eligible for free accessories during pre-orders, including a 65W charger, protective case, and more.

In Europe, the accessory could cost around €60, according to the report. We’ll have to wait to see at what price it lands in the US. It should ideally launch alongside the Galaxy S26 series, which means we have to wait till late February. So we’ll let you know when it’s official.