Stop worrying about leaving your phone, tablet, or laptop plugged in overnight.

Fully charged? It disconnects automatically.

Meet the X01 USB-C Auto Eject Charging Adapter, a smart charging accessory designed to automatically disconnect your device when it reaches a full charge.

Unlike a standard USB-C adapter that remains physically connected, this full charge separator is designed to detect when charging is complete and automatically cut off the power and eject from the USB-C connection.

Supporting charging up to 140W, the X01 is designed for a wide range of USB-C devices, including compatible smartphones, tablets, and laptops.

Its compact approximately 25g design makes it easy to keep in your bag, at your desk, or beside your bed — giving you a simple way to add automatic charging protection to your everyday setup.

⚡ Why You'll Love It

• Automatic Full-Charge Separation — Designed to disconnect once the connected device is fully charged.
• Physical Auto-Eject Design — Doesn't simply stop charging; the adapter is designed to physically separate from the USB-C port.
• Up to 140W Charging Support — Suitable for compatible high-power USB-C charging setups.
• Universal USB-C Use — Designed for compatible phones, tablets, and laptops.
• Helps Reduce Overcharging Concerns — Adds an extra layer of charging management to your setup.
• Compact & Lightweight — Approximately 25g for easy everyday carrying.
• Fire-Resistant PC Housing — Built with a fire-resistant PC material enclosure.
• Wide Input Range — Supports 5V–28V input.

🔋 A Smarter Way to Charge

Plug in your device and let the X01 handle the separation when charging is complete.

Connect → Charge → Full → Automatically Disconnect

No need to keep checking your battery or remember to unplug the cable every time.

💻 Designed for USB-C Devices

The X01 is designed for compatible USB-C charging applications including:

📱 Phones
💻 Laptops
📱 Tablets
🔌 Other compatible USB-C devices

Note: Actual charging speed depends on the connected device, charger, cable, and supported charging protocol. The adapter supports up to 140W; it does not mean every device will charge at 140W