DailyObjects Introduces NODE, a Modular Qi2.2 Wireless Charging System for Phones, Watches, and More

DailyObjects has launched a new wireless charging ecosystem called NODE, aimed at users juggling multiple devices across work desks, bedside setups, and travel bags.

Instead of being a standard wireless charging dock, NODE works as a modular system where individual charging accessories can attach to or detach from a central dock. The idea here is pretty simple: keep one clean setup on your desk, then take individual modules with you when needed.

The company says NODE is built around a “dock-and-go” architecture and supports both Android and Apple devices through Qi2.2 wireless charging standards.

A Charging Setup That Can Change Based on What You Need

NODE will be available in both 2-in-1 and 3-in-1 dock versions. Users can mix and match modules depending on their setup.

The ecosystem currently includes:

• Wireless Charging Phone Stand
• Wireless Charging Disk
• Apple Watch Charging Stand
• Portable Lamp

Each module can work independently through USB Type-C charging, while also snapping into the dock through pogo-pin connectors.

That modular approach is the main thing separating NODE from typical wireless chargers. Most charging stations are fixed products with limited flexibility. NODE is trying to behave more like a customizable desk accessory system.

Qi2.2 Support and 25W Wireless Charging

The Wireless Charging Phone Stand and Charging Disk are Qi2.2-certified and support up to 25W wireless charging speeds.

The charging stand supports iPhones starting from the iPhone 12 series, alongside Qi-enabled Android devices. The Charging Disk also supports wireless charging earbuds.

One of the more practical additions is the detachable phone stand, which includes a built-in 7,800mAh battery. According to DailyObjects, it can continue charging even after being removed from the dock.

The Portable Lamp module also packs a 2,600mAh battery and supports up to eight hours of backup with three dimming modes.

One Cable Powers the Entire Dock

DailyObjects says NODE uses a “One Wire System,” where a single cable powers the full dock setup instead of requiring separate adapters and cables for each accessory.

The dock supports up to 65W power input and uses smart power allocation to distribute charging between modules. The company recommends using a 65W adapter for the best performance.

From a design perspective, NODE leans more toward desk aesthetics than purely utility-focused charging gear. The modules use rounded shapes and muted colors that are meant to blend into workspace setups instead of looking like conventional tech accessories.

Price and Availability

The DailyObjects NODE ecosystem starts at ₹10,000, depending on the combination of modules selected.

It will go on sale starting May 27, 2026, through DailyObjects’ online store and select retail platforms.