NEW DELHI: Xiaomi's official India lifestyle store lists the 45W Turbo Charger at Rs 1,249. The adapter has a USB-A output socket, and the India specification page identifies it as model MDY-17-EU. It is an adapter-only product: the package list includes the charger, while Xiaomi's support FAQ explicitly says a charging cable is not included.
| Variant or specification | Official figure |
|---|---|
| 45W Turbo Charger, White | Rs 1,249 |
| India model number | MDY-17-EU |
| Output connector | USB-A |
| Standard output | 5V/3A |
| Fast output | 5V to 11V, 4.1A, 45W maximum |
| Input | 100V to 240V AC, 50/60Hz, 1.1A |
| Package | Charger only |
Price as of 11 November 2026, 00:26 IST. The price is taken from the official India store listing opened for this report. White is the colour identified in Xiaomi's official FAQ. This is a guide to the listed product and its specifications, with no claim of measured performance on a particular phone.
Who it is for
The clearest use case is an owner replacing a wall adapter while retaining a suitable original Xiaomi charging cable. The adapter's USB-A socket matters here. Someone who already has only a Type-C to Type-C lead needs to account for that physical mismatch before treating the charger as a ready replacement.
For a household building a second charging point, check the cable that will stay at that location. The product price answers what the adapter costs, but does not establish the cost of a complete setup if a suitable lead must be obtained separately. An existing cable is useful only when it matches both the charger and the intended device.
Read the output profiles separately
The India specifications distinguish standard output from the fast-charging range. Xiaomi also lists USB Power Delivery compatibility, with 5V/3A and 9V/3A output. The 45W maximum is therefore a supported upper operating point, rather than a statement that every connected phone receives that power throughout a charging session.
This distinction is particularly relevant when replacing an adapter from a different phone. A connector that fits establishes the physical connection; it does not establish the charging mode the phone and adapter will use together. Check the handset's official charging requirements before assuming the largest number on the accessory matches its needs.
Xiaomi's product material specifically links its fast-charging use case to an original Xiaomi data cable. That is a material condition for readers comparing this adapter with a bare price on a shopping page. A generic lead found in a drawer should not be assumed to provide the same result merely because the plugs fit.
What the India specification confirms
The India page gives the adapter dimensions as 56.2 by 50.4 by 31.2 mm. Its input specification covers 100V to 240V AC at 50/60Hz. For the owner, these details help distinguish the exact adapter from other Xiaomi charging products that may have a similar white casing or the same headline wattage.
A product name, model code and connector description are more useful together than the wattage alone. Keep those details alongside the invoice if buying a replacement. They give the owner a concrete reference when checking the box or comparing the product received with the official listing.
The stated operating-temperature range on the India specification page is minus 10 degrees Celsius to 40 degrees Celsius. Xiaomi's overview describes a UL94-V0 casing and circuit protections including temperature control and protection against short circuits, excessive current and excessive voltage. These are manufacturer specifications, rather than independent laboratory findings in this report.
For a replacement purchase, photograph the old adapter label before comparing listings. That preserves the connector and electrical details together, and makes it easier to spot a change in model rather than relying on a familiar product photograph.
A single adapter has a specific job
This model is most straightforward when its intended phone and cable are already identified. If the actual task is powering a laptop, a tablet and a phone from the same socket, the shopping question changes. The 45W figure on this adapter does not establish a multi-device charging arrangement or a simultaneous power budget.
Similarly, the USB-A connection should be part of the choice from the start. Someone deliberately moving all desk leads to Type-C should check whether retaining an adapter with USB-A fits that plan. Someone preserving a compatible original cable may have a very different requirement. Neither situation can be settled by the headline wattage alone.
For related charging questions, see our Xiaomi 165W vs 5i 67W price: 5i starts lower at Rs 3,199, Xiaomi 17 series price list: 17T Rs 69,999, Xiaomi 17 Rs 89,999, 17 Ultra Rs 1,39,999 and Xiaomi 17T now starts at Rs 69,999 in India, Rs 10,000 above launch price.
Official sources: Xiaomi India price listing, India specifications, India product overview and Xiaomi's adapter FAQ.
