🔥Hot Sale 55% OFF ✨140W Type-C Physical-Disconnect Battery Guard - Auto & Self-Eject Charger

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🔥Hot Sale 55% OFF ✨140W Type-C Physical-Disconnect Battery Guard - Auto & Self-Eject Charger

🔥Hot Sale 55% OFF ✨140W Type-C Physical-Disconnect Battery Guard - Auto & Self-Eject Charger

Regular price $24.99
Regular price $24.99 Sale price $62.99
SAVE 60% Sold out

🔋 140W Type-C Battery Guard Charge Smarter. Protect Longer.

⚡ The Charger That Knows When to Stop Charging

Most people damage their batteries without even realizing it.

Leaving your phone plugged in overnight or charging for too long gradually reduces battery health. shortens lifespan. and leads to costly replacements.

The 140W Type-C Battery Guard automatically disconnects power once charging is complete. helping protect your battery while delivering ultra-fast charging performance.

Simply plug it in and let smart charging take care of the rest.


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USB-C Auto-Eject Charging Adapter

You plug it in.
It helps let go.

You remember to start charging. Remembering to disconnect is another task. Add a physical auto-eject step to a compatible USB-C setup, designed to release the connection when its configured charging condition is detected.

Physical auto-eject design USB-C connection Four colour options
USB-C auto-eject charging adapter
CONNECT YOUR SETUP FOLLOW THE DEVICE INSTRUCTIONS SEE THE CONNECTION SEPARATE
The Everyday Friction

Charging is simple.
Remembering the cable is not.

For the small charging tasks that keep pulling your attention back.

01 / THE FORGOTTEN CONNECTION

Still plugged in after you are done?

A finished charging session can leave one more cable connection to deal with when your attention has moved elsewhere.

02 / THE REPEATED CHECK

Checking the charge again?

If you prefer a physically disconnected device, looking at the battery screen is another step in your routine.

03 / THE MANUAL STEP

One more thing to remember.

Between work, study and everyday plans, manually ending every charging connection is easy to overlook.

Physical auto-eject charging adapter demonstration
A Visible End To The Connection

See the connector
separate.

The physical release is the product's defining feature. Allow space around the adapter so the mechanism can operate without pulling against the cable or device case.

Check the case clearance.

Thick or recessed phone cases may prevent correct seating or interfere with the ejector pins.

Check the device behaviour.

Charging strategies and active device use can affect whether and when the adapter disconnects.

01 / CONNECT Set up the charge
02 / TRIGGER Configured condition met
03 / RELEASE Physical separation
Automatic separation is not a guarantee of an exact 100% battery reading, longer battery life or protection from every charging fault.
The Bedtime Charging Scenario

Before bed,
check more than the battery.

You plug in your phone, turn out the lights and forget the cable. If the device is left on bedding, covered by fabric or connected to damaged equipment, that unattended setup can become a fire hazard.

A physical disconnect is one charging function. Safe equipment, a clear charging surface and following the device instructions still matter throughout the charge.

A covered charger. Trapped heat. A preventable risk.

Charging on bedding has been involved in documented home fires. Treat the charging environment as part of your routine.

  • Keep charging devices and adapters uncovered and away from bedding.
  • Use suitable, undamaged charging equipment.
  • Follow the manufacturer's charging guidance and avoid unattended charging.
Read charging fire-safety guidance
This adapter is not a certified fire-prevention device. It cannot make damaged batteries, faulty chargers or covered charging equipment safe, and it should not be used as a reason to leave charging unattended.
Power Compatibility

Understand the
charging limit.

140W*

Listed maximum adapter rating.

The adapter does not generate power or turn a lower-power charger into a 140W charger. Actual charging power is limited by the compatible device, power adapter, cable and charging protocol.

*Up to 140W is the listing's adapter rating, not a guaranteed output for every setup. Confirm the actual supplied model's rating. A 100W cable limits the setup to its own supported rating.

Product type Inline USB-C auto-eject accessory
Power source Compatible external charger required
Connection USB-C charging setup
Colour options Silver, Orange, Pink, Purple
Package Check selected option for included items
This is not a wall charger or power bank. Cable, power adapter and demonstration devices are not assumed to be included unless your selected package explicitly says so.
Choose Your Finish

Four colours.
One simple idea.

Choose the finish that suits your setup using the product options above.

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One adapter in the selected colour. Colour chips are illustrative; use the purchase options to select your actual variant.
USB-C auto-eject adapter colour options
Before Your First Use

Connect. Configure.
Check the operation.

01

Check compatibility.

Read the manual and confirm the adapter's ratings, supported device and case clearance. Use suitable charging equipment.

02

Follow the setup steps.

Connect the cable and device in the sequence specified by the manual. Choose the operating mode instructed for your device.

03

Observe the first cycle.

Verify charging and release behaviour while attended. Keep the mechanism clear and stop use if the connector, cable or adapter is damaged.

Useful Answers

Know your
charging accessory.

Is this a complete charger?
No. It is an accessory used in a compatible USB-C charging connection. It requires an external power adapter and charging cable.
Does every device charge at 140W?
No. The listed 140W rating is an upper limit for the accessory. The device, charger, cable and supported charging protocol determine actual power.
Will it disconnect exactly when the screen shows 100%?
That is not guaranteed. Release behaviour depends on the adapter's configured trigger, the device's charging behaviour and any ongoing power use.
Does it guarantee longer battery life?
No battery-life improvement is guaranteed. The product's function is physical disconnection; battery health also depends on device design, temperature, usage and charging habits.
Will it work with every USB-C device?
USB-C alone does not establish compatibility. Check the supplied manual, power rating, charging protocol and device case clearance.
Does it support data transfer or external displays?
Data, video and high-speed USB capabilities are not confirmed for this listing. Treat it as a charging accessory unless the actual model's specifications state otherwise.
Is a cable included?
Check your selected package. A charger or cable shown in demonstration images is not automatically included.
What if it does not release as expected?
Check the instructed mode, case clearance and charging setup. Active device use can change charging behaviour. Stop use and contact support if operation appears faulty; do not force the ejector mechanism.
A Different End To Your Charging Routine

Less manual checking.
A physical end to the connection.

Choose your colour and check compatibility before adding it to your USB-C setup.