NEW DELHI: Ambrane lists the Black Charge 25 GaN wall adapter at Rs 649, including taxes, on its Indian website. The compact charger has a single USB-C port and a maximum output of 25W. Its price needs to be read alongside its charging limits and the company's replacement conditions.
| Charge 25 fact | Official listing |
|---|---|
| Black variant price | Rs 649, including taxes |
| Other colour shown | White; separate price not verified |
| Maximum output | 25W |
| Connection | One USB-C port, Power Delivery |
| Charger technology | Gallium nitride, or GaN |
| Manufacturing-defect warranty | 180 days |
What the listed price covers
Price as of 29 October 2026, 10:50 IST. The figure is the product page's displayed price for the selected Black finish. The page also shows a notification button, so the listing should not be treated as a promise of immediate delivery. A listed price and an order that can actually be placed are separate things.
The White colour appears in the selector, but the opened page does not establish a separate amount for it. There is therefore no basis here for declaring that both finishes cost the same. This distinction matters when a product page combines several colours with a price that belongs to the currently selected option.
A phone adapter with a clear ceiling
Ambrane describes the Charge 25 as a Power Delivery charger for compatible phones and accessories. The single socket is central to its role: it serves an individual device rather than a desk full of gadgets. That makes the relevant question whether the connected device can use its output, rather than how many charging cables it can accommodate.
For someone replacing a missing phone adapter, the existing cable deserves attention before the charger does. The phone end and charger end need to match the intended connection. A familiar brand name on a wall adapter does not settle that practical issue, especially when older cables remain in use after a handset upgrade.
The company's own FAQ cautions that laptop charging can be slower and depends on the laptop's requirements. That limits what should be inferred from the USB-C socket. The Charge 25's published role is easier to understand as a compact phone accessory than as an assurance that a laptop's usual adapter can be left at home.
Readers comparing charging terminology can use our Ambrane Charge X33 vs i45 price: i45 starts lower at Rs 1,099. For the distinction between a portable battery and a wall adapter, our Ambrane Stellar 20K price: Rs 2,199 for the Orange variant covers a separate product category.
At a bedside socket, the Charge 25 therefore implies choosing which device gets the connection. It has no second outlet for a watch cable while the phone is attached. That is a useful distinction from larger adapters built around several charging ports.
Keep the claim documents with the charger
Ambrane's published cancellation and replacement policy gives official-website purchases an additional 30 days of warranty. It also asks for an unboxing clip and a handover video when a product is collected for warranty work. These are practical record-keeping requirements to consider when opening the parcel, rather than something to reconstruct after a fault appears.
The policy describes post-shipment cancellation before delivery as a gift-card settlement, with Rs 50 deducted for courier and shipment charges. It asks customers to initiate that request within 48 hours of ordering. A cancellation, a manufacturing-defect claim and a wrong-item replacement follow different sections of the policy; they should not be assumed to produce identical outcomes.
That distinction is particularly relevant for this inexpensive, single-port adapter. A person who discovers a cable mismatch after ordering has a different problem from someone whose charger does not work. Keeping the order record, checking the received model and recording the opening makes it easier to explain which situation applies.
Our How to prepare an Ambrane Charge R65 6-month warranty claim provides a separate example of accessory cover. Its manufacturer conditions should not be substituted for Ambrane's policy. The confirmed reference here remains the selected Black adapter's listed amount, its output ceiling and the current written conditions.
Official sources: Ambrane cancellation, replacement and warranty conditions; Ambrane Charge 25 product page.
