UGREEN Nexode 65W USB C charger with 3‑port USB‑C plug 🔌

This compact GaN charger from UGREEN delivers up to 65W of fast charging in a travel-friendly package, making it practical for powering laptops, tablets and phones on the go. It combines high-speed USB‑C power delivery with multiple ports so you can charge a MacBook and a smartphone simultaneously while keeping the plug folded for luggage or a pocket.

Key Points

The charger supports up to 65W on a single USB‑C output, which according to the manufacturer can bring a MacBook Pro 16-inch from empty to around 58% in less than an hour. It includes two USB‑C ports and one USB‑A port, enabling three-device charging at once. The foldable plug and Gallium Nitride design reduce size by about half compared with many original laptop chargers, making it easier to carry for travel or daily commuting. Note that charging speeds will vary depending on cable quality and device compatibility.

Technical Specifications

• Name: UGREEN Nexode 65W Foldable GaN Charger
• Input: Not specified by the manufacturer in the supplied information
• Output: USB‑C single port up to 65W, second USB‑C up to 45W, USB‑A up to 18W (QC) and SCP 22.5W compatibility
• PPS Support: PPS 25W for compatible Samsung devices
• Ports: 2 × USB‑C, 1 × USB‑A

Advantages

The multiform charging options mean you can power a laptop, tablet and phone at the same time without carrying several adapters. Programmable Power Supply support helps deliver a compatible profile for Samsung Super Fast Charging, while PD3.0 compatibility covers many modern phones and tablets. The intelligent power distribution system reallocates output between ports to protect connected devices and manage thermal behaviour. The foldable plug design is particularly convenient for frequent travellers who prefer compact chargers that do not snag in bags.

Usage Recommendations

For the fastest results, use a high-quality USB‑C to USB‑C cable that supports 65W or higher. Place the charger in a well ventilated area when charging multiple devices to avoid heat build-up. If you plan to charge a MacBook and another device at once, expect the laptop to receive the bulk of the available power while the secondary device charges at a reduced rate. Consider the PPS mode when charging supported Samsung handsets to take advantage of the dynamic voltage regulation.

Nuances and Limitations

Power allocation changes with the number and type of connected devices, so actual wattage per port may be lower when multiple devices are attached. The manufacturer’s quoted times are indicative and depend on device battery condition and settings. The product description does not list the input voltage range or exact dimensions in the supplied data, so check the product page for any additional technical details you may require.