SnapCharge Pro.
Unplugs itself when your phone is full.
Reads the real volts and amps, so a fake fast charger has nowhere to hide.
New launch · 140W passthrough with a live power meter
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Bulk pricing from 10 units · One GST invoice · Pan-India delivery
Plug in. Read the meter. It pops out.
Three steps, and the last one happens without you.



Where a meter changes the answer
One small cube in the line, and the guessing stops.

It pushes itself out of the phone port at full charge, so nothing sits at 100% until morning.
Mechanical eject at full charge
Leave it plugged into the wall charger instead of the phone. Up to 140W passes straight through.
140W passthrough, no throttle
Plug a new charger or cable in and read the amps. A weak one is exposed in about ten seconds.
Real volts and amps, on screen
Phone, tablet, laptop, earbuds, a handheld console. Anything on USB-C can sit behind it.
Any USB-C deviceTwo gadgets from abroad, or one cube
To get a live power meter and an automatic cut-off today you would import two separate gadgets, pay customs on both, and carry the warranty risk yourself.
7-day replacement on damaged or faulty items · Indian warehouse
Landed-cost estimate for importing the two gadgets separately · September 2026 · not a quoted retail price
An ordinary cable tells you nothing
What you know about a charge with a plain cable, and what you know with a meter in the line.
7-day replacement on damaged or faulty items · Indian warehouse
Questions before you buy
The SnapCharge Pro unit in its colour box. Your own USB-C charger and cable are what it sits between. It works plugged into the phone, or sitting on the wall charger.
No. This unit has no percentage picker. It ejects from the port at full charge only, pushed out by two spring pins beside the plug. The cut-off is mechanical, so there is nothing to set and nothing to remember.
No. Up to 140W passes straight through, which covers phones, tablets and most USB-C laptops. The meter sits in the line and reads the power without capping it.
Volts in cyan, amps in red, and the mWh or mAh delivered in white. Volts times amps is the wattage actually reaching your device, so you can see whether a charger gives what its box claims.
Anything that charges over USB-C. Phone, tablet, laptop, earbuds, a handheld console. The plug end is a male USB-C, so a device with a USB-C port takes it directly.
Message us on WhatsApp or email within 7 days of delivery with photos or a video. Once verified, we arrange a free pickup where available and a replacement. Tracked delivery from an Indian warehouse, dispatched within 24 hours.