AGAROUpdated 6 July 20268.4/10 score

AGARO Pulse 51W review

33W PD Type-C + 18W USB-A — extra headroom at budget price

Our verdict

Verdict

8.4/10

AGARO Pulse 51W delivers 33W PD on Type-C and 18W on USB-A for a combined 51W rating at around ₹349 on AGARO's site. That slightly higher total wattage versus 36W Portronics units gives more breathing room when both ports are in use. AGARO markets it for smartphones, iPhones, tablets, and earbuds with multi-layer protection. A strong alternative to Portronics if you want a bit more advertised output at the same price tier.

Key features

  • 33W USB-C PD
  • 18W USB-A
  • 51W combined output
  • Smartphone & tablet compatible
  • Short-circuit & over-voltage protection

Pros & cons

Pros

  • 51W total — 33W PD + 18W USB-A
  • Around ₹349 on AGARO site
  • Good for phones and light tablet charging
  • Multi-layer safety protection
  • Compact dual-port design

Cons

  • 33W Type-C not ideal for laptops
  • Less brand recognition than Portronics
  • Availability varies by platform
  • No PPS for Samsung Super Fast
  • Shared output when dual charging

In-depth review

AGARO has built a following in India for home and car appliances at aggressive price points. The Pulse 51W sits in the same ₹350 lane as Portronics but advertises a higher combined wattage ceiling.

The 33W PD port is sufficient for fast phone charging including iPhone and most Android flagships. Pair it with a quality USB-C cable for best results on highway trips.

Full specifications

Total output51W
Ports2
USB-C max33W
USB-A max18W
USB-C PDYes
Quick ChargeYes
Input voltage12V DC

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