iPhone 17 Pro Rumored to Finally Get Reverse Wireless Charging

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New rumors suggest the iPhone 17 Pro may finally include reverse wireless charging, allowing it to wirelessly charge accessories like AirPods and the Apple Watch. This long-awaited feature, if implemented, would be a major step for the iPhone, turning it into a central power hub for all your devices.


We’ve all been there: you’re out and about, you check your Apple Watch, and the battery is critically low. Or maybe your AirPods case is completely dead just when you need to make a call. The solution, for now, is to find a power outlet or hope you have a battery pack. But what if your iPhone could save the day? Well, a related long-standing rumor is gaining new momentum. Fresh reports suggest that Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max will offer a long-awaited reverse wireless charging feature.



We know that Android phones have had this feature for years. However, it would be great news for the iPhone. This isn’t a new rumor—it’s been circulating for years—but new reports from reliable sources point to the possibility that 2025 might finally be the year it becomes a reality. This would allow the new iPhones to wirelessly share their battery power with other compatible Apple accessories, such as the Apple Watch and AirPods.




Apple could integrate reverse wireless charging into the iPhone 17 Pro models

This rumor comes from well-known leakers like “Fixed Focus Digital” and “Instant Digital.” What makes these latest rumors more compelling is the chatter about internal changes to the phone. The new Pro models are rumored to feature a larger battery and a sophisticated vapor chamber cooling system. These are not small updates; they are the kind of internal upgrades that would be necessary to support a power-hungry feature like reverse wireless charging. A larger battery would give the iPhone enough extra juice to charge other devices. Meanwhile, a vapor chamber would help dissipate the heat generated by the process.


This feature would align perfectly with Apple’s ecosystem. The days of carrying a separate charger for your Apple Watch might finally be over. It’s noteworthy that iPhone devices have previously offered a limited version of this feature with the MagSafe Battery Pack and can charge accessories via a USB-C cable. However, a full reverse wireless charging implementation in the iPhone 17 Pro models would be a game-changer.



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