If you have been searching for the compact GaN power strip, the Stuffcool ChargeCube 65 might quietly solve one of the biggest modern desk problems: too many chargers, too few sockets, and an endless jungle of cables. At Rs 2,999, this cube-shaped charging station combines a traditional power strip with a 65W GaN charger, squeezing three AC sockets, a USB Type-C port, and a USB Type-A port into one surprisingly neat package.

And honestly, after using it for a while, going back to a regular extension board feels oddly primitive.

Design

The Stuffcool ChargeCube 65 does not look like the typical dusty white extension board hidden behind furniture. It is compact, clean, and surprisingly premium-looking for something that is essentially a glorified power strip.

Measuring 120 x 100 x 32.5 mm and weighing about 363 grams, it easily fits on a work desk without hogging space. The matte black finish gives it a minimal look, while the four rubberised tacks at the bottom keep it planted firmly on the table. That might sound minor, but anyone who has accidentally dragged an entire power strip across a desk while unplugging a charger will appreciate it.

The three AC sockets are thoughtfully spaced, so bulky plugs do not awkwardly block neighbouring ports. Better still, the sockets support Indian plugs as well as US, UK, and Chinese standards. That makes it handy for people juggling imported gadgets or travel adapters.

One clever detail here is the child-proof shutter design. Unlike many extension boards that make two-pin plugs frustrating to insert, the central hole remains unobstructed, making everyday phone chargers much easier to plug in.

The 1.5-metre BIS-approved cable is decent for desk setups, though some users may wish it were slightly longer. There is also a power switch with a tiny white LED indicator. It looks clean, but the light could have been brighter or perhaps red for easier visibility at night.

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Performance

This is where the ChargeCube 65 starts flexing its muscles.

The USB Type-C port supports up to 65W PD charging with PPS support, while the USB Type-A port can deliver up to 18W. Together, they can handle smartphones, tablets, wireless earbuds, handheld consoles, and even lightweight laptops.

The Type-C port supports:

• 15W
• 27W
• 36W
• 45W
• 65W PD charging

That means devices like the Apple iPhone 15, Samsung Galaxy S25, Google Pixel 9, and even the MacBook Air M2 can charge comfortably through the same unit.

In testing, the iPhone 15 reached around 50 per cent in under 30 minutes, while the OnePlus 12R charged impressively fast as well. For office users, this means one less laptop charger and one less phone adapter cluttering the desk.

The GaN charging station setup also keeps heat surprisingly under control. Even while charging multiple devices simultaneously, the unit never became alarmingly hot.

The 1500W rating means it is suitable for desk essentials like monitors, printers, lamps, and chargers. However, this is not meant for heavy-duty appliances like refrigerators or microwave ovens.

The biggest compliment we can give the ChargeCube 65 is this: it quietly disappears into your workflow.

Instead of carrying separate laptop and phone chargers to work, I found myself relying entirely on this single cube. It reduced cable clutter, freed up socket space, and made the desk setup look cleaner without much effort.

It is one of those gadgets you do not think about much once installed, but the moment you remove it, the inconvenience becomes obvious.

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Verdict

The Stuffcool ChargeCube 65 succeeds because it solves a real-world problem without overcomplicating things. It combines the practicality of a power strip with the convenience of a modern GaN charger, all while taking up very little desk space.

At Rs 2,999, it may initially seem expensive compared to a regular extension board. But once you factor in the built-in 65W PD charger, universal sockets, and the cleaner setup it enables, the pricing starts making sense.

For remote workers, students, creators, and anyone tired of cable chaos, this compact desk charging hub is genuinely useful.

And perhaps that is the best thing a gadget can be.

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Pros

• Compact and desk-friendly design
• 65W USB-C GaN charging works well with laptops and phones
• Universal AC socket compatibility
• Well-spaced ports reduce clutter
• Stable rubberised base
• Useful mix of AC and USB outputs

Cons

• Cable length could be longer
• Not suitable for high-power appliances