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One socket, three devices

Plug in once. Charge all three.

One Type-C lead into one plug point. The tower does the rest.

1
Plug
One cable into one socket
One cable into one socket A single Type-C lead runs the whole tower. Every other plug point on your board stays free.
One socket · not three
2
Snap
The watch drops into its cradle
The watch drops into its cradle The middle plate has a cut-out. The strap hangs through it instead of bunching underneath.
Strap hangs free
3
Charge
All three at the same time
All three at the same time 15W on the phone pad. The watch and the earbuds top up beside it on their own plates.
15W phone pad
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The plug-point problem

Your watch dies because there's nowhere to plug it in

Three devices. One switchboard. Something loses.

Problem 01 The board behind your bed has two sockets

One is the lamp. One is the phone. The watch charger and the earbud case have nowhere left to go.

Two sockets. Four things that need charging.
Problem 02 So you bought an extension board

Now a six-socket strip sits on the nightstand with three bricks hanging off it, and the cables tangle every night.

One tidy table, replaced by a power strip.
Problem 03 And the watch still ends up uncharged

It gets plugged in wherever there is room. Behind the TV. In the kitchen. Which means most nights, it does not.

A smartwatch needs a charge every 36 to 48 hours.
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You do not have a charging problem. You have a plug point problem.

Four rooms, one plug point

Where one socket matters most

Every room in an Indian home is short of plug points. This needs one.

The lamp keeps its plug
Bedside The lamp keeps its plug

One socket behind the bed. The lamp keeps one. Your three devices share the other.

One plug point
One mug of desk space
Work desk One mug of desk space

The laptop takes one socket. This takes the other. Nothing else on the desk needs a plug.

One-mug footprint
One plug you can reach
Hotel room One plug you can reach

Hotel beds have one socket and it is behind the headboard. One cable is all you carry.

Folds to one square
The screen faces you
StandBy The screen faces you

The top plate tilts, so the clock stays readable from across the room while it charges.

Tilting top plate
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TriNest vs three separate chargers

Three chargers need three sockets

What it takes to charge the same three devices the old way.

Three chargers ₹7,698
One plug point
TriNest ₹4,999 · Indian warehouse
Plug points needed
Three
One
Cables on the table
Three
One
Desk footprint
Three chargers, spread out
About one coffee mug
Where the phone sits
Flat on a pad
Standing, screen facing you
The watch holder
A separate puck and its own cable
A cradle in the middle plate
Packing for a trip
Three things, three cables
One square puck, one cable
Total cost
₹7,698Branded phone pad ₹3,499 + watch charger ₹2,900 + earbud pad ₹1,299
₹4,999One purchase · one socket · free replacement if damaged

Free replacement on damaged items · Indian warehouse

What Indian buyers are saying

214 reviews, 4.5 stars

★★★★★

“Bought it for the plug point more than the charging. My bedside board has two sockets and the lamp takes one. Now everything runs off the other.”

Arjun M. Pune ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★★

“The cut-out for the watch is the bit that sold me. The strap hangs through instead of pushing the watch off the pad.”

Sneha R. Coimbatore ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★

“Folds into one square and goes in the laptop sleeve. Half a star off because you need your own plug, though they do say that clearly.”

Rahul K. Gurugram ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★★

“The phone stands up instead of lying flat, so the clock is readable from the bed. Did not expect that to matter as much as it does.”

Priya D. Kochi ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★★

“Ordered COD and it was tracked the whole way. Plastic build, but the hinges hold their angle with a heavy phone on top.”

Vikram S. Indore ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★

“Three cables gone from the table. Footprint really is about a coffee mug. Wish it came in a colour other than black or white.”

Anjali T. Bhubaneswar ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★

“Compared this against a metal one that was cheaper. That one charges the phone at 7.5W. This does 15W, which decided it.”

Karthik V. Mysuru ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★★

“One socket for three things has cleaned up the whole bedside table. That was the whole reason I bought it.”

Meera N. Nagpur ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★

“Works as described. The 15W is on the phone pad only, not all three at once, which they say upfront. Appreciated the honesty.”

Siddharth J. Chandigarh ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★★

“Hotel rooms have one reachable plug behind the headboard. One cable is all I pack now.”

Fatima A. Hyderabad ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★

“Runs warm rather than hot. The gap between the three plates seems to do something. Would have liked a cable included.”

Nikhil B. Jaipur ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★

“Good product. Took a minute to work out a laptop USB port is not enough. Plugged it into my phone adapter and it was fine.”

Divya P. Guwahati ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★★

“Replaced a mat that let the phone sit crooked. The magnet lines up straight and holds while I type.”

Aditya G. Kanpur ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★

“Cleaned up the nightstand and the clock face is genuinely useful. Marked down because nothing comes in the box.”

Shreya L. Vadodara ✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★★

“No extension board on my desk any more. That alone was worth it.”

Harsh C. Raipur ✓ Verified Buyer

Questions before you buy

What comes in the box? +

The charging tower and nothing else. No adapter, no cable. You need a 9V adapter, the kind that came with most phones, and a Type-C cable. A laptop USB port will charge it slowly or not at all. We say this here because it is the most common reason chargers like this get returned.

Does it really run all three off one socket? +

Yes. One Type-C lead feeds the whole tower. The phone pad, the watch cradle and the earbud plate all draw from that single input, so you use one plug point instead of three.

Does it charge all three at 15W? +

No, and anyone who says so is guessing. 15W is the maximum on the phone pad alone. Total input is about 18W, so all three share it. The phone takes most of it. The watch and earbuds take a trickle.

Will it make my phone hot? +

The three devices sit on three separate plates with an air gap between them, not on one shared mat. It will feel warm, the way any wireless charging does. It should not run hot.

Which phones and watches does it fit? +

The magnetic pad aligns with iPhone 12 and every model after it, and with any Android phone using a magnetic case or ring. The watch cradle is shaped for a round puck charger. If yours is a flat pad or a clip, it will not seat. Check it against the cut-out first.

What if it arrives damaged? +

Send a photo and a replacement goes out. Free on damaged items, and we pay the return leg. Tracked delivery from an Indian warehouse, dispatched within 24 hours.

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