Motorola Edge 70 Max Spotted With Cutting-Edge Qi2 25W Wireless Charging

Motorola Edge 70 Max Inches Closer to Launch with New Wireless Charging Certification

It looks like Motorola is gearing up to expand its Edge 70 family. We’ve been hearing whispers about the upcoming Edge 70 Max for a while, and now there’s fresh evidence that it’s nearing a formal release: the device has just popped up in the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) database.

The listing is a bit of a goldmine for those interested in technical specs. It confirms that the Edge 70 Max (model number XT2611) will feature support for Qi2 25W magnetic wireless charging. Specifically, it uses the MPP25 power profile, which means you can expect built-in magnets that allow for a convenient and efficient 25W wireless snap-on charge. It’s registered under Qi ID 26944 and runs on the latest Qi version 2.2.1.

While the WPC entry itself is fairly sparse—showing only a basic product image and a redirect to a Lenovo support page—it does confirm the design language we can expect from the handset. If you’re keeping tabs on the latest leaks, this certification aligns with previous rumors that gave us a sneak peek at the device’s color options and internal hardware. It’s clear that Motorola is aiming to keep the Edge 70 series competitive as we head further into the year.

We’re still waiting on Motorola to drop an official announcement regarding the launch date, but having these certifications in the bag is a strong indicator that the countdown has officially begun. We’ll be keeping a close eye on any new developments as they roll in.