DailyObjects Node is a modular wireless charging system for all your gadgets
Last Updated: 2026-05-28 12:03:14
Modular charging system is finally available in the market and India-based DailyObjects is offering the product in multiple avatars. This new system called the Node is available for wirelessly charging your phone, your smartwatch or even adding a table lamp. The company is also customising based on the number of gadgets you want to charge.
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DailyObjects Node offers modular wireless charging for gadgets- Customisable system supports phones, smartwatches, and lamps
- Node priced from Rs 9,000, supports up to 65W charging speed
All this is available while ordering and shows the world where modular systems can actually make their way to the market and not cost you a lot of money. Wireless charging is still a luxury that most people don’t use in favour of faster wired charging solutions.
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DailyObjects Node modular charger: Price and how it works
The Node wireless charger system is priced at Rs 10,000 and you can customise the product while ordering online and add different items, including the choice of a three or two-tier charging system.
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The Node reminds you of the Apple AirPower that never came out to the market. As you can see in the image here, the company gives you the flexibility to choose and customise the model based on the number of gadgets you have and what all you need it for.
You can add or remove the items but even then you will be paying close to Rs 9,000 for the product. These are the prices of the modules
- Apple Watch charging stand - Rs 2,999
- Portable lamp - Rs 4,499
- Wireless charging phone stand - Rs 6,499
- Wireless charging disk - Rs 3,499
Generally if you buy any of these devices it will cost you a lot less but the modular nature of the Node means you end up paying for the experience and the flexibility on offer. Definitely a unique concept that many would be eager to check out.
What about the features and support available on the Node charger? You get it in a 2-in-1 or 3-in-1 dock system, both supporting up to 65W charging speed. The phone stand has a 7,800mAh battery with 25W charging support and a dock for Apple Watch models to charge at 5W speed. The charging disk is compatible with Qi2.2 charging standard that can wirelessly charge at up to 25W for phones or earbuds. You connect the Node to a power source and let the other devices draw up the power from the single unit.
DailyObjects is banking on this unique concept, and its relatively lower price tag compared to rivals like Anker and Belkin to launch a product that not only offers practical solutions but also cleans up the wiring mess on the desk.