The Omni Pro joins a crowded Indian market of wireless chargers, but its price point aligns with other Qi 2.2 power banks the reviewer has tested from global brands such as Baseus and Anker, suggesting Stuffcool is targeting the same mid‑range segment.
Equipped with a 25‑watt Qi 2.2 transmitter, the unit can deliver fast wireless power to smartphones like the iPhone 17 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL. A small panel on the left side shows the remaining battery capacity, while a built‑in kickstand lets users prop their phone upright while it charges.
A distinctive feature is the swivel arm that extends outward, allowing an Apple Watch to be placed directly on the charger without needing a separate charging dock. The reviewer notes this convenience for users who travel with both an iPhone and an Apple Watch.
The power bank’s design is a sleek silver finish, and at 214 grams it is comparable in size and weight to other 10,000 mAh models. The reviewer reports no build‑quality issues after a month of daily use, indicating a solid construction for its price.
In practical tests, the Omni Pro kept the reviewer’s iPhone 17 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL topped up throughout the day, and the reviewer anticipates similar performance with the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro Max. The ability to charge multiple devices wirelessly could make the Omni Pro an attractive option for Indian consumers seeking an all‑in‑one charging solution.
If the Omni Pro gains traction, it may push other manufacturers to incorporate similar multi‑device wireless charging features, potentially reshaping expectations for portable power accessories in the Indian market.