NEW DELHI: Qubo lists its Smart Plug 10A at Rs 899 and the Smart Plug 16A at Rs 949 on its Indian website, with tax included. The lower-priced model has a 10A maximum load rating; the other is rated for 16A. Both advertise app and voice control, a scheduler, a timer, Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth and real-time energy monitoring.
| Detail | Smart Plug 10A | Smart Plug 16A |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | Rs 899 | Rs 949 |
| Displayed MRP | Rs 1,990 | Rs 2,990 |
| Maximum load | 10A | 16A |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi and Bluetooth | Wi-Fi and Bluetooth |
| Control app | Qubo | Qubo |
| Voice support | Alexa and Google Assistant | Alexa and Google Assistant |
| Energy monitoring | Advertised | Advertised |
Price as of 29 October 2026, 00:13 IST. These are the prices displayed by Qubo itself. Neither amount depends on a card offer, exchange scheme or a purchase from another retailer.
The load rating is the central distinction
Qubo describes the 10A version as intended for small devices and the 16A version as intended for heavy appliances. Its comparison table puts the maximum load alongside otherwise matching connectivity and control entries. That makes the intended electrical load the first issue to resolve, before deciding which displayed price applies to a household's use.
The practical question is whether the particular appliance and socket are suitable for the plug. A product name alone cannot settle that. Check the appliance's instructions and rating, the socket arrangement and the smart plug's own label together. This comparison does not certify any individual appliance installation.
The 16A listing should also not be interpreted as a promise of more elaborate automation. Qubo advertises the same headline functions on both models. Someone comparing their app features will find a much narrower difference than the separate small-device and heavy-appliance descriptions might initially suggest.
Monitoring and scheduling do different jobs
Energy monitoring gives this pair a distinct purpose within Qubo's connected-home range. It offers a way to observe the consumption of the connected device, while the scheduler and timer provide control over when it runs. Those are separate functions: seeing consumption does not itself establish that an electricity bill will fall.
Think of a household trying to understand when a connected device is being used. Monitoring can inform that question; a schedule expresses an intended routine. Whether that routine is appropriate depends on what the appliance is supposed to do. A device expected to remain continuously powered raises a different question from one that is deliberately switched off after use.
Qubo does not give a verified bill-saving amount on these product pages, so no rupee saving is attached to either model here. The defensible comparison is the stated control equipment and load rating, rather than a payback calculation based on an assumed household tariff or usage pattern.
The app and voice platform stay the same
Both pages identify the Qubo app and support for Alexa and Google Assistant. Both list Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. That shared platform matters for someone already using Qubo equipment: moving between these plug ratings does not, on the published specification table, mean adopting a separate control app.
The company's lighting-and-control page also describes viewing device status and controlling individual devices or rooms through its app. This is the context for the plug's remote-control pitch. It is useful to decide who will manage that app and what the connected appliance should do before building a household routine around it.
For readers checking the broadband connection behind their setup, our Qubo smart bulb price list: Rs 599 to Rs 799 covers a separate service purchase. Our Qubo Video Doorbell Pro 2K price: Rs 8,990 concerns entertainment bundles. Neither is evidence of compatibility with a particular appliance.
Keep the price check separate from installation
There is no confirmed price-change date on the product information used here. The figures establish the current displayed amounts and the MRP comparison, without claiming that a new reduction has just occurred. The lower amount is attached to the lower-rated model, not a stripped-down version of the advertised app controls.
Readers comparing other connected equipment can also consult our Airtel Xstream Fiber price list: Rs 499 to Rs 3,999. For these plugs, however, the decisive model-specific check remains the intended load and physical installation, followed by the routine the owner wants the Qubo app to manage.
Official sources: Qubo's Smart Plug 10A page, Smart Plug 16A page and lighting-and-control collection.
