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Realme launches wireless charger in India for Rs 899,

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Realme has launched 10W Wireless Charger in India. The charger has been introduced for just Rs 899. A few days ago Madhav Seth, CEO of Reality teased the launch of the wireless charger in the country and now the company has quietly launched it in the market. As the name suggests, this Reality Wireless Charger will give a total of 10-watt charging output and will be able to charge the phone as well as Realme Buds Air and other wearables. Apart from this, Seth has also announced the launch of 65 Watt and 50 W Realme Ultra-Thin Superdart Charger models in the country in the coming time via Twitter.

As per the listing on the Realme India site, the 10W Wireless Charger is available in gray color. A soft scrub paint coating has been applied on the top, which will prevent the devices placed on it from sliding suddenly. It is 9 millimeters thin.

The Realme 10W Wireless Charger comes with a USB Type-C port, which enables both 10W and 18W input. However, it is capable of delivering up to 10 watts of power when connected to the Quick Charge 2.0 or Quick Charge 3.0 charging adapter. It can deliver up to 7.5 W output for charging an iPhone model.

Along with the smartphone, this Realme 10W wireless charger can charge Realme Buds Air and some other low output charging devices. It comes with a 50cm charger cable.

Realme 10W Wireless Charger is currently available on the company's site, although it will soon be sold through other online and offline channels in the country. In June, Madhav Seth, CEO of Realme India, confirmed the launch of this wireless charger in India in its Q&A series on YouTube.
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