Wireless Power Receiver Market – Global Industry Size, Share, Trends, Opportunity, and Forecast, Segmented By Technology, (Near-Field Technology and Far-Field Technology), By Type (Devices with Battery and Devices without Battery), By Application (Receiver and Transmitter), By Region, By Competition, 2021-2031F

Forecast Period	2027-2031
Market Size (2025)	USD 11.55 Billion
CAGR (2026-2031)	21.93%
Fastest Growing Segment	Near-Field Technology
Largest Market	Asia Pacific
Market Size (2031)	USD 37.95 Billion

Market Overview

The Global Wireless Power Receiver Market will grow from USD 11.55 Billion in 2025 to USD 37.95 Billion by 2031 at a 21.93% CAGR. A wireless power receiver is a specialized integrated circuit or module embedded within electronic devices that captures electromagnetic energy from a transmitter and converts it into electrical current for battery charging. The market is primarily driven by the extensive integration of wireless charging capabilities into smartphones and wearables, facilitating enhanced durability through sealed designs and improved user convenience. This expansion is further supported by the widespread adoption of universal interoperability standards, which ensure seamless compatibility across a diverse ecosystem of consumer electronics and infrastructure.

However, the sector faces a significant challenge regarding power transfer efficiency and thermal management, as heat generation during operation often limits charging speeds compared to wired alternatives. According to the Wireless Power Consortium, in 2025, more than 1.5 billion devices worldwide were enabled with Qi2 wireless charging technology. This substantial adoption rate highlights the critical role of receiver components in the modern electronics landscape despite technical limitations regarding energy loss.

Key Market Drivers

The ubiquitous integration of wireless power in smartphones and wearables serves as a primary catalyst for the global receiver market, driving the widespread deployment of embedded receiver circuits. Manufacturers are increasingly incorporating these components to enable sealed, waterproof device architectures and to eliminate the wear associated with physical charging ports. This strategic shift is heavily influenced by evolving consumer usage habits; according to the Wireless Power Consortium, September 2025, in the 'WPC 2025 Research Finds Growing Adoption and Satisfaction in Qi2 Wireless Charging' report, 59% of respondents across surveyed regions now actively use wireless charging technology for their mobile devices. This high utilization rate compels OEMs to standardize receiver integration across mid-range and flagship models, securing the component's position as a staple in modern consumer electronics.

The evolution of global interoperability standards and Qi certification further solidifies market expansion by ensuring cross-manufacturer compatibility and safety. The transition to the Qi2 standard has harmonized the ecosystem, encouraging a surge in certified receiver adoption by providing a consistent magnetic alignment feature that enhances efficiency. According to the Wireless Power Consortium, January 2025, in the 'Qi2's Wireless Charging Benefits Spurring Continued Expansion' press release, over 1,100 new Qi2 products have been certified in just one year since the standard's launch. This certification momentum is matched by increased user engagement; according to the Wireless Power Consortium, in 2025, Qi2 users reported charging wirelessly 41% of the time, highlighting a significant shift in consumer reliance on the technology. These regulatory and behavioral milestones reduce integration barriers for device makers, directly expanding the volume of compliant receiver units in the market.

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Key Market Challenges

The Global Wireless Power Receiver Market faces a substantial obstacle regarding power transfer efficiency and thermal management. As receiver modules convert electromagnetic energy into electrical current, a portion of that energy is inevitably lost as heat. This thermal generation necessitates strict power throttling to prevent device overheating and preserve battery health, which inherently restricts the maximum charging speed these receivers can support. Consequently, wireless charging remains noticeably slower than wired alternatives, creating a performance gap that diminishes the technology's value proposition for consumers who prioritize rapid energy replenishment.

This technical bottleneck directly hampers the market’s ability to displace traditional charging methods completely. Device manufacturers are often compelled to cap the power intake of integrated receivers to maintain safe operating temperatures, thereby limiting the functional utility of the wireless feature. According to the Wireless Power Consortium, in 2025, over 1,100 new Qi2 products were certified within a single year. While this volume indicates strong industry activity, the market’s revenue potential remains constrained because the underlying thermal limitations prevent these receivers from achieving the high-speed performance required to become the primary charging standard for power-intensive electronics.

Key Market Trends

The Integration of Gallium Nitride (GaN) Semiconductors for Receiver Efficiency is fundamentally reshaping the market by addressing the critical thermal bottlenecks inherent in traditional silicon-based components. As receiver modules in smartphones and laptops demand higher power density for faster charging, silicon transistors increasingly struggle with heat dissipation, leading to performance throttling. GaN technology overcomes this by offering superior electron mobility and switching speeds, allowing manufacturers to design compact, high-efficiency receivers that maintain optimal operating temperatures even under heavy loads. This technological shift is quantitatively supported by recent advancements in component capability; according to Infineon Technologies, November 2024, in the 'Infineon launches new generation of GaN power discretes' press release, their newly developed GaN transistors achieve a reduction in power loss ranging from 20 to 60 percent compared to standard silicon equivalents, thereby directly enhancing the thermal profile of the receiving unit.

Simultaneously, the Commercialization of Long-Range Over-the-Air Charging Technologies is expanding the market's scope beyond consumer electronics into the industrial and logistics sectors. Unlike inductive coupling which requires precise alignment, this architecture utilizes radio frequency networks to beam power to multiple receivers embedded in asset trackers, sensors, and electronic shelf labels across a defined distance. This transition eliminates the reliance on disposable batteries and manual charging cycles for large fleets of low-power IoT devices, fostering a maintenance-free ecosystem. The accelerating adoption of this infrastructure is evident in recent financial performance; according to Energous Corporation, October 2025, in the 'Energous Reports Further Increase in Quarterly Revenue' press release, the company recorded a 237% increase in year-to-date revenue compared to the full year of 2024, driven substantially by the deployment of these over-the-air power networks to major Fortune 10 enterprise customers.

Segmental Insights

Near-Field Technology is currently emerging as the fastest-growing segment within the Global Wireless Power Receiver Market due to the extensive integration of inductive charging solutions across consumer electronics. This rapid expansion is largely attributed to the universal adoption of the Qi standard established by the Wireless Power Consortium, which ensures seamless interoperability among smartphones and wearable devices. Manufacturers are increasingly prioritizing these close-proximity applications to address rising consumer demand for safe and convenient charging ecosystems, thereby reinforcing the market dominance of standardized short-range transmission methods.

Regional Insights

Asia Pacific holds the leading position in the Global Wireless Power Receiver Market, primarily due to its status as the global hub for consumer electronics manufacturing. Nations such as China, South Korea, and Japan are home to major technology corporations that mass-produce smartphones, wearables, and computing devices, creating extensive demand for embedded receiver components. This dominance is further reinforced by a vast consumer base with increasing purchasing power, which drives the rapid adoption of smart electronics. Additionally, the region’s expanding electric vehicle industry is steadily integrating wireless charging infrastructure, broadening the market’s scope beyond personal electronics.

Recent Developments

• In August 2025, Yank Technologies secured a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research contract from NASA to advance its Wireless Power Receiver Converters for use on lunar and planetary surfaces. This project focuses on developing highly durable receiver systems that enable contactless power transfer for rovers, overcoming the reliability issues caused by dust and regolith accumulation on traditional wired connectors. The company’s technology consolidates multiple power conversion stages into a single efficient receiver unit, designed to reduce weight and improve performance in harsh space environments. This breakthrough research highlights the critical role of specialized wireless power receivers in supporting autonomous operations for future space exploration missions.
• In November 2024, Raytheon was awarded a contract by the U.S. Army to develop advanced wireless power transmitter and receiver technologies for battlefield applications. As part of the Department of Defense's Operational Energy Strategy, this initiative focuses on creating long-range wireless power beaming systems that can distribute energy to manned and unmanned vehicles in contested environments. The President of Advanced Technology at Raytheon stated that these receiver capabilities would reduce the logistical burden of carrying heavy batteries and fuel, thereby extending the operational reach of troops. This collaboration underscores the increasing relevance of ruggedized wireless power receivers in the defense and aerospace sectors.
• In May 2024, STMicroelectronics expanded its portfolio in the global wireless power receiver market by launching a new receiver board designed for high-power applications. The STEVAL-WLC98RX board utilizes the company's specialized receiver integrated circuit to support up to 50W of power delivery, significantly higher than standard smartphone chargers. This solution leverages a proprietary protocol to enable fast and efficient charging for demanding devices such as medical equipment, cordless power tools, and mobile robots. By introducing this robust receiver technology, the company aimed to help developers integrate wire-free charging into industrial and consumer products that require shorter charging intervals and higher power levels.
• In January 2024, Ossia Inc. demonstrated a significant advancement in the wireless power receiver market by showcasing its Cota Forever Battery at the Consumer Electronics Show. This innovative product integrates a wireless power receiver directly into the form factor of a standard AA battery, allowing legacy devices to receive power over the air without requiring battery replacements. The company displayed this technology alongside several strategic partners, illustrating its capability to retrofit existing consumer electronics with long-range wireless power functionality. This development marks a shift towards sustainable, wire-free power ecosystems that eliminate the reliance on disposable batteries for a wide range of household and industrial applications.

Key Market Players

• Qualcomm Inc.
• Texas Instruments Incorporated
• ON Semiconductor Corporation
• NXP Semiconductors N.V.
• Würth Elektronik Group
• Vishay Intertechnology, Inc.
• Renesas Electronics Corporation
• Integrated Device Technology, Inc.
• ROHM Co., Ltd.
• Analog Devices, Inc.

By Technology,	By Type	By Application	By Region
Near-Field Technology and Far-Field Technology	Devices with Battery and Devices without Battery	Receiver and Transmitter	North America Europe Asia Pacific South America Middle East & Africa

Report Scope:

In this report, the Global Wireless Power Receiver Market has been segmented into the following categories, in addition to the industry trends which have also been detailed below:

• Wireless Power Receiver Market, By Technology,:

• Near-Field Technology and Far-Field Technology

• Wireless Power Receiver Market, By Type:

• Devices with Battery and Devices without Battery

• Wireless Power Receiver Market, By Application:

• Receiver and Transmitter

• Wireless Power Receiver Market, By Region:

• North America
• United States
• Canada
• Mexico
• Europe
• France
• United Kingdom
• Italy
• Germany
• Spain
• Asia Pacific
• China
• India
• Japan
• Australia
• South Korea
• South America
• Brazil
• Argentina
• Colombia
• Middle East & Africa
• South Africa
• Saudi Arabia
• UAE