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30 Watt Wire less charger
  • 30 Watt Wire less charger
  • 30 Watt Wire less charger
  • 30 Watt Wire less charger
  • 30 Watt Wire less charger
  • 30 Watt Wire less charger
  • 30 Watt Wire less charger
  • 30 Watt Wire less charger
  • 30 Watt Wire less charger
  • 30 Watt Wire less charger
  • 30 Watt Wire less charger
  • 30 Watt Wire less charger
  • 30 Watt Wire less charger
30 Watt Wire less charger

30 Watt Wire less charger

Rs.2,199.00

Charge your devices at high speed—with no cables getting in the way. A 30 W wireless charger offers a sleek, efficient way to power up your Qi‑compatible smartphone, earbuds, or other gadgets. Designed with fast charging in mind, thermal management, and safety features, a good 30 W wireless charger combines convenience with performance, fitting perfectly on your desk, nightstand, or even in the car.

  • Fast Charging Capability (Up to 30 W) — Delivers high wattage for devices that support it.

  • Qi Standard Compatibility — Works with devices supporting Qi wireless charging, although they may charge slower if they don’t support 30 W.

  • Multiple Output Modes — Often supports lower wattages (5 W, 7.5 W, 10 W, 15 W, 20 W) depending on device.

  • emperature Control / Cooling Mechanism — Built‑in ventilation, heat sinks, or silent fans to prevent overheating.

  • Foreign Object Detection (FOD) — Detects metal objects and stops charging to prevent damage.

  • Safe Charging Protections — Overcurrent, overvoltage, short circuit, and overheat protections.

  • Case Friendly — Can charge through non-metallic cases (usually less than ~3–4 mm thickness).

  • Stand or Flat Design Options — Some units are stands (you can see the screen) or flat pads.

  • LED Indicators — To show power / charging status, or error states.

  • A 30 W wireless charger is essentially a Qi‑based charging pad or stand that can deliver up to 30 watts of power wirelessly. To achieve that full power, both your device and the charger must support 30 W wireless charging. Many devices may instead negotiate lower power levels (e.g. 15 W or 10 W), depending on their hardware.

    Internally, these chargers use induction coils and an efficient charging chip. Because wireless charging can generate heat, quality models integrate cooling features, like heat dissipation vents or tiny built‑in fans, to maintain performance and protect both the charger and device from overheating.

    When using one: place your device directly on the center of the pad (or on the stand’s coil area). Avoid thick cases or metal attachments (like magnetic mounts) that may block or interfere with the charging field. Also, ensure your power adapter (the brick you plug into the wall) is strong enough to feed the charger—some 30 W wireless chargers require a 30 W (or higher) USB‑C PD / PPS power source to deliver full speed.

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