Ultraprolink Boost Blade Duo review in 8 points

Design and portability
The Boost Blade Duo focuses heavily on space efficiency. The wall charger is slim, pocket-sized, and intentionally flat to avoid bulging inside bags. The power bank snaps magnetically to the charger, turning the pair into a single unit that still feels lighter than carrying two separate accessories. Folding pins and the included India adaptor make a difference for anyone who switches between work desks, airports, and hotel rooms. The company has also included the India pin attachment in the box which is an added bonus.

Magnetic wireless convenience
The 15W MagSafe-style wireless charging works as expected with iPhones as well as Android devices via the included magnetic ring. What stands out is how securely the power bank attaches. There’s no wobble during short travel or while holding the phone.

Power split logic
When the two parts are combined, the charger intelligently splits power: 45W stays with the main charger and 22.5W goes to the power bank. This is particularly useful because you don’t have to charge them separately at night. Just plug in the assembled unit, and both charge together.

Can charge your laptop too
The 67W GaN output supports laptops from multiple brands. In normal office or café usage, it comfortably powered my Type-C laptops without triggering battery drain under moderate workloads. For MacBook Air and even MacBook Pro, the 67W is more than enough to charge. I used it with both the device and it charged both of them without any issues.

Real-world phone charging performance
The wired 22.5W fast charging on the power bank consistently delivered quick top-ups. Charging an iPhone from 0 to 50% in roughly 34 minutes which matches the claim made by the company. For Android phones like Pixel and Samsung Galaxy, the PD-PPS compatibility helps deliver efficient speeds without overheating. The charged the Galaxy Z Fold7 with it – both wired and wirelessly and the phone detected that it is a fast charger in both scenarios. Then comes the dual Type-C ports that can charge two devices at the same time. So, you can plug one main device directly to the adapter port and the secondary device like watch, earbuds, etc into the powerbank’s USB port when plugged in.

Battery backup experience
Although rated at 5000mAh, real-world output varies depending on device. For most modern phones, expect one solid recharge or 60–70% of a flagship battery. It’s built for emergency mobility rather than full-day unplugged usage.

Compatibility across ecosystems
Its wide protocol list—PD3.0, PPS, QC4, AFC, SCP, FCP—means it works seamlessly with laptops, tablets, earbuds, and smartphones across ecosystems. This matters because you don’t have to pack separate chargers for each device.
What stands out is how little micromanagement it needs. The slim shape fits hotel wall sockets without sagging. The wireless charging pad is useful on desks. The folding pins help avoid scratches inside bags. Everything feels designed around travel friction most chargers ignore.

Value for money and who it’s for
At Rs 4,299, it targets travellers, hybrid-work users, and anyone who wants to reduce the number of chargers in their bag. If you carry a laptop and an iPhone regularly, this combination replaces at least two accessories immediately. The Boost Blade Duo succeeds because it addresses actual real-world charging problems. It’s not just a charger or a power bank—you end up using it as a travel companion built for modern multi-device life.
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