The Smartest
Battery Protection System
for Phones and Laptops

Chargie is a small USB device that goes between your charger and charging cable. Set a limit in the free app: Chargie cuts power at that level and restarts when needed.

Styled photo of an iPhone showing a 70% charge limit, connected by a short braided cable to a white Chargie charging limiter

02The problem

Hours at 100%
quietly wear your battery down.

Keeping your phone or laptop fully charged overnight or through a long workday can speed up battery wear. Capacity fades little by little, even while the screen still says 100%.

Newer battery100% charged
Energy
it can hold

More energy at full

Worn battery100% charged
Lost capacity
Energy
it can hold

Less energy at full

Both are full. The worn battery holds less.Illustration of capacity—not battery size or a measured result.

About 20% capacity lost in one year

That’s the estimate for a lithium-ion battery stored at 100% charge and 25°C (77°F). Actual loss varies with the battery, temperature and time spent full. Source: Battery University, Table 3.

Heat makes it worse

Charging, heavy work or a hot room can warm the battery and speed up the wear.

Not overcharging—gradual capacity loss. The screen can still say 100%, but each full charge holds less than before.

03How Chargie helps

You choose the limit.
Chargie switches the power.

Chargie is a USB charging limiter: the app reads your battery level, then tells the hardware over Bluetooth when to stop and restart charging.

Actual Chargie Android app: an 80% charge limit, battery at 77%, charging paused and restart set to 76%
Actual Android app example.
Controls vary by platform and version.
  1. Set your limit

    Choose 80%, for example.

  2. Charging pauses

    Chargie interrupts power at 80%.

  3. It restarts when needed

    Here, charging resumes at 76%.

80%Stop76%Restart
ChargingPaused; device uses battery
Time → · Illustrative settings and timing. Your limit and restart gap are adjustable.
Chargie macOS app screenshot showing Basic, Full Power and Half Power controls

Chargie for laptops

A USB-C laptop charge limiter supporting Power Delivery up to 100W. Choose Full or Half Power, view live power readings, and set weekly schedules on compatible Mac and Windows laptops.

Explore laptop charge limiting
Existing Chargie Fleet dashboard example showing battery levels, charging status and limits for four devices

Chargie Fleet

Included with Chargie: see battery status, change limits or stop charging from a browser—one paired iOS, iPadOS or Android device, or several at once.

Explore Fleet controls

Is Chargie right for your setup?

Will it work with my device?

There are models for iPhone, Android phones, tablets and USB-C laptops. Match your charger, power needs and supported app before buying.

Find a compatible Chargie

My device already has a limit.

If its built-in controls meet your needs, you may not need Chargie. Compare the extra settings and routines available on your platform.

Compare built-in charging limits

Will a lower limit mean less runtime?

Yes: you leave with less charge each time. Choose a limit that covers your day, and raise it when you need more. Chargie cannot restore capacity already lost.

04Meet the three models

Choose your charging limiter.

Start with your charger’s port and your device’s power needs. Here’s what makes each Chargie different.

USB-A Chargie A Gold Edition with its rectangular USB-A plug

Chargie A Gold Edition

For the USB-A charger you already use.

Connection
USB-A in and out — the rectangular USB port.
Charging power
Up to 10W (5V / 2A) for everyday phone charging.
Devices
iPhone, Android phones and tablets using a USB-A charging cable.
Before buying
Use your own USB-A charger and charging cable; neither is included.
Full product details
USB-C Chargie C Basic phone charge limiter in its red and white case

Chargie C Basic

Slower phone charging, with a USB-C connection.

Connection
USB-C in and out — the oval, reversible USB port.
Charging power
Up to 10W by design, even with a faster USB-C charger.
Devices
iPhone, Android phones and tablets using a compatible USB-C cable.
Before buying
Choose this for low-power phone charging, not for laptops.
Full product details
USB-C · up to 100W Chargie for Laptops with its USB-C port and grey and white case

Chargie for Laptops

Charge control for your everyday laptop setup.

Connection
USB-C Power Delivery — the higher-power USB-C charging standard.
Charging power
Up to 100W, with Full or Half Power controls in the app.
Devices
Compatible USB-C laptops, with app controls on Mac and Windows.
Before buying
Needs a 100W USB-C power supply. Check your laptop and cable requirements.
Full product details

Every model: a physical charge cutoff and a free companion app. Percentage-based control needs the supported app and Bluetooth connection. Actual charging power depends on your setup.

05Customers & collaborations

From bedside tables
to business deployments.

Personal routines, always-connected kiosks and a collaboration with Nokia Labs. See how Chargie fits into the real world.

Notable customers

General Motors, the University of Texas at Tyler, Ericsson and Samsung

Customer references, not endorsements. No affiliation is implied; trademarks belong to their owners.

Corporate collaboration · documented in 2023

Nokia Labs.
Charge control for 5G test phones.

Phones used in network testing spend long periods plugged in. Our Nokia Labs story describes an app collaboration to manage charging while keeping the USB data connection available for testing.

Read the Nokia Labs story Planning a business deployment? Let’s talk

“I was monitoring my phone battery for years, and now it's just plug and play. I ordered 3, for my car, my office and my home.”

Cristophe Jeannette · Customer
Read customer reviews & watch their videos

Customer experience, not a battery-lifespan measurement.

A customer holding a Chargie device

A real customer setup

Devices that stay plugged in.

Robert uses Chargie in phone-based booking kiosks.

Read his setup story
Ovidiu Sandru, Chargie creator

Created and developed by Ovidiu Sandru.
Meet the person behind Chargie

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