rsaeon
January 13, 2026, 5:08pm
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In my quest to find affordable PD chargers, I end up falling for one of those “too good to be true” scams.
The products as advertised:
45W for Rs 349? with 20V output? 80W for Rs 399? Wow
The products as received:
Hrm, no labeling, no certification, no text anywhere apart from this low effort silkscreening.
Let’s investigate:
I don’t see 20V anywhere but hey, the 45W one is actually 49W! Could it be true?
Load test:
Yikes, Iook at that voltage drop! Yeah, no, these are sub 27W chargers sold without a return policy.
Blinkit did provide a contact to pursue warranty:
Service Centre DetailsJailaxmienterprises09@gmail.com 9896044202
I have to say that it takes a really shameless person to name his scammy business after a religious slogan.
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I bought oppo 45w fast charging brick for rs.500 - afaik that’s the best deal lol ( yeah from the official website) without cable tho
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Did you tried having a chat with support executive? Whats their policy for not returning an item which is actually not the correct item that you should’ve received any first place?
i didn’t check the output tho like with equipments
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I have seen a WhatsApp /insta forward that
One way is to use magnet on the plugs
But if they don’t then it is of better quality stainless steel.
Ofcourse I have not tested it and could be wrong information .
But no harm trying I guess.
Also I have 65W charger from realme.
I don’t know if the charger has degraded or wire has degraded ?.
I did try to change the wire but other wire is cheap I think.
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The printing looks pretty cheap .
Maybe you got a good fake one.
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ibose
January 13, 2026, 5:30pm
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At least they have the spelling correct. Imagine ordering Slainte and getting Slanted.
Blinkit, after delivering these to rsaeon -
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Just buy a good OEM 65W PD 20V Type C Laptop charger and call it a day bro. Good quality Lenovo/Dell ones can be had at 900-1100 INR range from online retailers when sales run.
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i hope i don’t burn my place or something lol.. i ordered it from the official website tho.. oppo india’s website
rsaeon
January 13, 2026, 6:10pm
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Yep, they only take returns for physically damaged items or completely wrong items (packaging does not match listing).
They claim defective/IT items have brand warranty only.
Hey, that’s useful to know, thanks.
This is true but for something as basic as a charger, when you’re paying that much, about half is markup for the brand name and advertising.
I was hoping to find an white labeled gem, like with those cheap power banks Blinkit had for sale a few months ago.
It’s probably fine, but the label shows there’s no 20V output.
Now that I know that BlinkIt doesn’t do refunds, in the future I know not to buy anything that I wouldn’t be happy with at any price point.
These two chargers and one cable is worth maybe 500 in total, so I paid 250 for this lesson.
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I had bought a wifi adapter for 500 approx and it wasn’t working properly, I did show them speedtests. They were issuing replacement first but there was no more stock of that item, so they refunded me instead.
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When it comes to power, it’s better to bet on the side of safety over anything temperamental like the half price to Good to be true deals.
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I wouldn’t buy such not established brands and also who make products look like some other OEMs.
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Let me know also if it worked or not.
since you bought from Oppo website itself. Should not be fake.
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Blinkit must be charged, if they continue selling these chargers, even after reporting..
Tomorrow, someone notifies sellers are selling arms, drugs, will Blinkit continue listing those ?
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rsaeon
January 14, 2026, 11:23am
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This is excellent consumer advice.
Don’t buy into shady electronics deals unless if you take great pleasure in having things explode in your face.
^ That would be me.
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In the name of science we die!!!
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