Samsung’s phones have often faced criticism for their slow charging speeds, but with the Galaxy S26 series on the way, there’s hope for change and improvement in this regard. The trademark for Super Fast Charging 3.0 has been spotted, and it aligns well with reports about a 60W PPS charging feature intended for the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
The usual wireless charging toast is received with 5-10W chargers, while the fast wireless charging toast is received when charging with 15W wireless chargers. A newer One UI 8.5 build includes a third string for super-fast cordless charging, with the characters: “kg_power_fast_charging_wirelessly”>Fast wireless charging: %d%%</string>
It doesn’t have a model number, unlike wired charging.
The first Galaxy S flagship to support 15W cordless charging from 2020, was the Galaxy S20 models. From then on, each Galaxy S flagship has shown the same 15W speeds under the Fast wireless charging trademark, notwithstanding many competing Android phones featuring cordless charging solutions with speeds of 50W-80W with proprietary wireless chargers.
This update reduces cordless charging time by 40%. The speed that would get the “Super fast wireless charging” trademark is yet to be known. But the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26 Plus could upgrade from 15W to 20W cordless charging while the Galaxy S26 Ultra could jump to 25W cordless charging.
