UGREEN USB C Charger 65W GaN 3‑Port PD Charger

This compact USB-C charger from UGREEN brings fast, flexible power for work and travel, capable of topping up laptops, tablets and phones quickly. The 65W GaN USB C charger enables high-speed charging while remaining small enough to slip into a laptop bag, making it useful for commuters and frequent flyers.

Key Points

Its three-port layout allows simultaneous charging of a laptop and two mobile devices with intelligent power distribution so each device receives an appropriate share of current. The GaN design reduces size and heat compared with older silicon chargers, and the unit includes safety features to protect against overheating, overcurrent and short circuits. For a quick boost, the charger can deliver 65W through a single USB-C port which, according to the manufacturer, can bring a MacBook Air from 0% to 50% in around 30 minutes. ⚡

Technical Specifications

• Name: UGREEN USB C Charger 65W GaN Fast Charger 3-Port PD (Black)
• Output power: 65W maximum
• Ports: 3 (two USB-C PD ports, one USB-A or third port depending on variant)
• Technology: GaN (gallium nitride)
• Compatibility: MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro/Air, iPhone 17/16 series, Galaxy S25/S24, Pixel and more

Usage Recommendations

Use one of the USB-C ports for a laptop when you need the highest possible output, and connect phones or tablets to the remaining ports for balanced charging. For travel, the compact plug integrates with UK sockets and saves space in tight carry-on pockets. Keep in mind that the maximum 65W output is achieved when a single port is used, so powering three power-hungry devices at once will reduce the per-port rate. 🔌

Advantages

The charger offers a clear advantage in portability and heat management thanks to GaN components, which allow a smaller chassis and efficient operation. It is versatile enough for home desks, shared offices and trips where multiple devices need topping up. Because the unit actively balances power between ports, it avoids unnecessary slowdowns when only a phone and tablet are connected. One limitation to consider is that heavier laptops requiring more than 65W will charge more slowly, according to the manufacturer.