UGREEN offers a wide range of chargers compatible with various devices such as smartphones and laptops.
This article introduces three representative models by use case, organizing their respective features, pros, and cons. Use this as a reference to choose the model that fits your purpose, whether for home use or portability.
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Recommended UGREEN Chargers | Lineup by Use Case
| Product Name | Main Use Case | Total Output | Max Single Port | Number of Ports | Dimensions (mm) | Weight (g) | Plug |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UGREEN 30W Charger | For smartphones & tablets | 30W | 30W (USB-C) | USB-C×2, USB-A×1 | 36×33×44 | 55 | Fixed |
| UGREEN Nexode Pro 65W Charger | Simultaneous laptop + smartphone charging, etc. | 65W | 65W (USB-C) | USB-C×2, USB-A×1 | 53×40×33 | 115 | Foldable |
| UGREEN NexodeX 160W Charger | For multiple high-end PCs & high-output devices | 160W | 140W (USB-C) | USB-C×3, USB-A×1 | 70×70×35 | 330 | Fixed |
UGREEN 30W Charger (2USB-C+1USB-A): Ideal for Daily Use
A lightweight model suited for smartphones and tablets. Palm-sized and easy to carry, it delivers up to 30W of output from a single USB-C port. It is ideal for fast charging at home or on the go.
Mr. GadgetIts appeal lies in its portability and just-right output.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Lightweight & compact USB-C single port max 30W Equipped with 3 ports Includes safety protection features | Fixed plug design Output drops during simultaneous charging Not compatible with laptop charging Non-foldable |
UGREEN Nexode Pro 65W Charger: Handles Laptops and Smartphones with a Single Unit
Supporting up to 65W output from a single USB-C port, it can simultaneously charge a slim laptop and a smartphone or tablet. Its foldable plug makes it well-suited for travel.
Mr. GadgetIt’s very convenient to be able to power both my laptop and smartphone with just this one device.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| USB-C max 65W output Foldable plug 3-port simultaneous charging PPS support | Gets warm during high output Not compatible with 100W-class PCs Slightly heavy Power distribution is not fixed |
UGREEN NexodeX 160W Charger: Simultaneous Charging for Multiple High-Output Devices
Supports up to 140W output (single USB-C port). Equipped with 4 ports, it can simultaneously charge multiple laptops and high-output devices. Suitable for permanent desk setups or business trips.
Ms. GadgetThere’s great peace of mind in being able to charge two PCs and peripherals all at once.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Supports up to 140W output Charges 4 devices simultaneously Compatible with high-output devices Supports PD3.1 and QC4+ | Relatively heavy Gets warm during high output May slip out easily when plugged into wall outlets Performance limited on non-PD3.1 compatible devices |
Recommendations by Use Case
| Use Case | Recommended Model |
|---|---|
| Smartphone & tablet charging only | UGREEN 30W Charger |
| Simultaneous laptop + smartphone charging | UGREEN Nexode Pro 65W |
| Simultaneous charging of multiple high-end PCs & high-output devices | UGREEN NexodeX 160W |
Summary
UGREEN’s lineup of chargers spans a wide range, from the lightweight and compact 30W model to the high-output 160W model.
As a general guideline: 30W for a smartphone and tablet-centric setup, 65W for simultaneous laptop and smartphone charging, and 100W or higher for charging multiple high-output devices together.
Check your usage environment and the output requirements of your connected devices to choose the optimal model.
Thank you for reading until the end!
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This article was originally written in Japanese and has been translated.
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