UGREEN offers a range of chargers compatible with a wide variety of devices, including smartphones and laptops.
In this article, we introduce three representative models categorized by their intended use, and summarize the features, pros, and cons of each. Use this guide to help you choose the right model for your needs, whether for home use or for carrying on the go.
What you will learn in this article!
Author of this article: "Mr. Gadget"
- Studied under Masatoshi Ono, a million-selling singer who has performed at Kohaku Uta Gassen
- Experience supervising for Ameba Choice and the web media Picky's
- Individual member of the Word of Mouth Marketing Association
Nice to meet you!
Recommended UGREEN Chargers | Lineup by Use Case
| Product Name | Primary Use | Total Output | Max Single Port | Number of Ports | Size (mm) | Weight (g) | Plug |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UGREEN 30W Charger | For smartphones/tablets | 30W | 30W (USB-C) | USB-C x2, USB-A x1 | 36×33×44 | 55 | Fixed |
| UGREEN Nexode Pro 65W Charger | Simultaneous charging for laptop + smartphone | 65W | 65W (USB-C) | USB-C x2, USB-A x1 | 53×40×33 | 115 | Foldable |
| UGREEN NexodeX 160W Charger | For multiple high-end PCs/high-output devices | 160W | 140W (USB-C) | USB-C x3, USB-A x1 | 70×70×35 | 330 | Fixed |
UGREEN 30W Charger (2 USB-C + 1 USB-A): Perfect for daily use
A lightweight model suitable for smartphones and tablets. It is palm-sized and easy to carry, with a maximum output of 30W from a single USB-C port. It is ideal for fast charging at home or on the go.
MisterGadgetEasy to carry and offers just the right amount of power.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Lightweight and compact Max 30W single USB-C port Equipped with 3 ports Includes safety protection features | Fixed plug Output decreases during simultaneous charging Does not support laptop charging Not foldable |
UGREEN Nexode Pro 65W Charger: Handles a laptop and smartphone with one unit
Supports up to 65W output from a single USB-C port, allowing you to charge a thin laptop and a smartphone/tablet simultaneously. The foldable plug makes it suitable for portability.
MisterGadgetIt’s convenient to be able to charge both a laptop and a smartphone with this single unit.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Max 65W USB-C output Foldable plug 3-port simultaneous charging Supports PPS | Generates heat at high output Does not support 100W-class laptops Slightly heavy Output distribution is not fixed |
UGREEN NexodeX 160W Charger: Simultaneous charging for multiple high-output devices
Supports up to 140W (single USB-C port) output. Equipped with 4 ports, it can charge multiple laptops and high-output devices simultaneously. Suitable for permanent desk setups or business trips.
Ms.gadgetIt gives me peace of mind to be able to charge two PCs and peripherals all at once.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Supports up to 140W output 4-device simultaneous charging Supports high-output devices Supports PD3.1/QC4+ | Relatively heavy Generates heat at high output Can be prone to slipping out of wall sockets Performance limited on non-PD3.1 devices |
Recommendations by Use Case
| Use Case | Recommended Model |
|---|---|
| Smartphones/tablets only | UGREEN 30W Charger |
| Laptop + smartphone simultaneous charging | UGREEN Nexode Pro 65W |
| Multiple high-end PCs/high-output devices | UGREEN NexodeX 160W |
Summary
UGREEN’s charger lineup ranges from lightweight, compact 30W models to high-output 160W models.
30W is recommended for smartphones and tablets, 65W for charging a PC and smartphone simultaneously, and 100W or more for charging multiple high-output devices at once.
Check your usage environment and the output requirements of the devices you intend to connect to choose the optimal model.
Thank you for reading until the end!
- The evaluation in this article is unique to this site.
- Unless otherwise specified, product prices and information are current as of the time of writing.
- Please note that this site cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies in this information.
- Product and service names mentioned on this site are trademarks of their respective companies.
This article was originally written in Japanese and has been translated.
Comments