In a market flooded with generic chargers, cables, and powerbanks, DailyObjects is trying something different, building accessories that feel as good as they perform. With its new lineup: the Loop Qi2-certified powerbank, the Pop GaN Charger, and the Pop Cable, the brand isn’t just chasing specs, it’s betting on design, durability, and everyday convenience. Priced smartly and aimed at India’s increasingly travel-heavy, multi-device lifestyle, these gadgets promise to cut the clutter while keeping your devices powered up in style. But do they actually deliver? Let’s break it down.
DailyObjects Loop Powerbank
At ₹3,999, the Loop is not just another 10,000mAh brick, it’s Qi2-certified, which means magnetic wireless charging that locks your phone in place securely. The design is slick, pocketable, and premium, far from the chunky plastic powerbanks we’re used to.
Performance is solid. You get 15W magnetic wireless charging plus 20W wired output, enough to juice iPhones, Pixels, and most Androids comfortably. Real-world tests show it can take an iPhone 15 Pro from 20–80% in under an hour wired, while wireless adds a bit of time.
Overall, if you want a stylish, future-ready powerbank that works seamlessly with MagSafe/Qi2 devices, the Loop is worth it.
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DailyObjects Pop GaN Charger
At ₹2,999, the Pop GaN Charger is the kind of accessory you don’t realise you need until you own it. Thanks to GaN (Gallium Nitride) tech, it’s tiny yet powerful, packing dual USB-C ports and one USB-A, with a total output of 65W.
Translation? You can fast-charge a MacBook Air, iPhone, and earbuds simultaneously without carrying three separate chargers. It supports PPS, meaning Samsung flagships get their Super Fast Charging speeds too. . I observed occasional heating of the brick, but it doesn’t affect usability. If you’re tired of carrying multiple bulky chargers, the Pop GaN is a no-brainer travel essential.
DailyObjects Pop Cable
The Pop Cable is the underdog of the lineup, sturdy nylon-braided design, 100W fast charging support, and USB-C to USB-C compatibility. At its price, it feels premium in hand and avoids the flimsy feel of cheap cables.
Performance is dependable: charges laptops, phones, and accessories at full speed, while data transfer speeds are standard USB 2.0 (fine for most people). The connectors feel reinforced, and the cable length is travel-friendly without tangling too much. In my opinion, a solid everyday cable you can trust, especially paired with the Pop GaN charger.
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