UGREEN USB-C charger 65W

If you carry a laptop, phone and tablet and would rather pack one wall charger than several, the UGREEN Nexode Pro is built around that kind of setup. It has a flat, slim body and three ports, with up to 65W available when a single USB-C device is connected. That makes it worth considering for travel or a shared charging spot, though the listing does not explain how power is divided when you connect multiple devices.

What matters most

The main appeal is combining a compact shape with enough stated output to fast-charge a laptop from one USB-C port. UGREEN says the charger can deliver up to 65W to a single USB-C device, it also has three ports for charging a phone, tablet and laptop from the same adapter. That is useful when you want to reduce the number of chargers in a bag or clear space at a desk.

The flat design is intended to fit more easily into narrow gaps around wall outlets, while the GaN technology is described as helping keep the charger compact. For a practical travel scenario, you could plug it in beside a hotel bed and use its ports for the devices you brought, rather than setting out separate adapters. Keep in mind that the listed details do not specify the power available to each device when several are connected, so simultaneous charging should not be taken to mean every device gets the full 65W.

How to use it

Connect one USB-C device when you want to make use of the stated maximum output. For a phone and tablet, or a mix of smaller devices, the three-port layout offers a way to charge from one wall adapter, the listing names USB-C and USB-A devices among its broad compatibility claims. The right cable and the device’s own charging support will still matter, and no cable inclusion is stated here.

There is also a specific compatibility caveat for the Galaxy S26 Ultra: the charger supports 45W fast charging with PPS 2.0, but not 60W charging with PPS 3.0. If that top charging rate is central to your choice, this detail matters more than the general claim of wide compatibility. Based on the listed details, the charger is best judged by its port count, flat format and single-device USB-C output rather than assumptions about every device charging at its maximum speed.

Practical tips

Before packing it, think about which devices you will charge together and whether your laptop needs the full single-port output. A slim adapter can be handy where plugs sit close to furniture or other outlets, but the listing gives no dimensions, so the exact fit in a particular space is not guaranteed. For a laptop-and-phone travel setup, its one-adapter approach may be more convenient than carrying separate chargers, if you need a precise multi-device power split, the available information does not answer that question.

It’s a good fit if you want a three-port charger with a flat profile and up to 65W for one USB-C device. It won’t suit you if you specifically need 60W PPS 3.0 charging for the Galaxy S26 Ultra, or if you need confirmed output figures for several devices charging at once.

In your case

Choose this UGREEN charger when reducing charger bulk and having several ports matter more than knowing the exact power allocation across a multi-device setup. The listed compatibility includes MacBook, iPad, iPhone, Pixel and Galaxy devices, but compatibility does not remove the S26 Ultra PPS limitation. If your priority is simply one compact adapter for a mix of everyday devices, the design and port count make sense, for a particular fast-charging rate, match the device’s protocol to the stated support before deciding.

Buying questions

Can it charge a laptop?

The listing says a single USB-C device can receive up to 65W and includes MacBook among the compatible product families. Actual charging depends on the laptop and its requirements.

Can I charge three devices at once?

It has three ports and is presented for charging a phone, tablet and laptop from one adapter. The listing does not give the power split across ports, so it does not confirm the speed each device will receive at the same time.

Does it provide 60W PPS 3.0 for the Galaxy S26 Ultra?

No. The stated support is 45W with PPS 2.0, 60W charging with PPS 3.0 is not supported.