DailyObjects has expanded its Stack magnetic case ecosystem to Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series in India, with cases built around Qi2. 2-aligned magnetic architecture—the latest wireless charging standard that supports speeds of up to 25W.
The base Stack case starts at Rs 1,699, while the Signature variant goes for Rs 1,799. Both are available for the Galaxy S26, S26 Plus, and S26 Ultra in three colourways—Indigo, Slate, and Carbon—and ship with a matching Colour Plate in the box. The accessory lineup includes the Stack Phone Grip & Stand (Rs 1,499), Flex Stand (Rs 999), additional Colour Plates (Rs 799), and a Phone Lanyard (Rs 2,499).
What Qi2. 2 brings to the table
The real draw here isn’t just the case—it’s what sits underneath it. Qi2. 2 is the Wireless Power Consortium’s latest standard, an evolution of the Magnetic Power Profile introduced with Qi2 in 2024. It pushes wireless charging speeds up to 25W, uses a stronger magnetic ring for tighter coil alignment, and adds stricter thermal regulation to keep things safe at higher wattage. Magnetic ecosystems have been largely an iPhone-MagSafe story so far, so Qi2. 2’s arrival on Android flagships like the Galaxy S26 is a meaningful shift.
DailyObjects is using that magnetic array as the backbone for a modular accessory platform—grips, stands, lanyards, and swappable colour plates all snap on magnetically via what the brand calls its Stack-and-Lock mechanism. The cases themselves pack a polycarbonate shell with a TPU frame, microfibre lining, 1.2mm raised camera bezel, and are drop-tested from 6.6 feet.
DailyObjects also has a Stack case lineup for Google Pixel 10 models and Apple iPhone.
