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Your MagSafe wallet doesn't know your new Samsung exists. The Galaxy S26 Ultra shipped without built-in magnets. This is a documented engineering choice, not an oversight — Samsung prioritized chassis thinness and internal component density over the Qi2 magnetic ring Apple standardized from iPhone 12 onward. The trade-off is real. Every MagSafe and Qi2 accessory carried over from prior iPhone ownership — car mount, wireless charger, leather wallet, desk tripod — becomes inert against the bare S26 Ultra back. The accessory is not defective. The phone is operating on a different protocol. The Qi2 specification requires a neodymium ring aligned within ±2mm of the receiver coil for full magnetic engagement. Bare S26 Ultra placement on a Qi2 charger registers no alignment force and falls back to legacy Qi inductive charging at reduced efficiency. A MagSafe wallet placed on the bare back finds no attraction surface and slides off on first movement. A magnetic car mount rejects the phone on contact. Most magnetic cases resolve the gap by thinning the shell, removing the air cushion, and dropping the raised screen bezel — exchanging impact protection for ecosystem access. The buyer is quietly asked to choose between dropping the phone and using the accessories already in the glovebox, on the nightstand, in the work bag. Ringke Fusion Magnetic refuses the trade-off. The case integrates an N52-grade neodymium ring positioned to Qi2 alignment tolerance, embedded beneath a polycarbonate back with TPU corner air cushions and a 1.5mm raised front bezel. S Pen slot remains fully accessible. Drop protection and magnetic compatibility occupy the same SKU — not separate products, not a compromise between them. Snap. Align. Charge. Clip. Every accessory already owned, working again. Same accessory. Different outcome. The compatibility test documents eight Qi2 and MagSafe scenarios with gauss-strength readings and alignment verification across bare S26 Ultra and cased S26 Ultra. See the full compatibility test →