UGREEN Nexode 200W USB C Desktop Charger, 6 Ports GaN PD Fast Charger with 3FT USB C to C Charging Cable Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro/Mini, iPhone 13/13 Pro Max, Galaxy, Pixel, and More – Black – 40913

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Amazon Import

The product charges as advertised and it is better than any other charger that I have used. Other chargers have claimed that it will charge the laptop and phone at the same thing and it doesn't work that way. This product charges my laptop, 2 cellphones, and tablet without an issue. Only problem with the charger, the power cord from the outlet to the charger fits loosely in the charger and it slides out when repositioning the charger.

Amazon Import

The product charges as advertised and it is better than any other charger that I have used. Other chargers have claimed that it will charge the laptop and phone at the same thing and it doesn't work that way. This product charges my laptop, 2 cellphones, and tablet without an issue. Only problem with the charger, the power cord from the outlet to the charger fits loosely in the charger and it slides out when repositioning the charger.

Amazon Import

Summary: This charger neatly realizes the dream of charging all of the technology you travel with. Details: When you unbox this charger you can tell it means business. It is fairly heavy and so serious looking that it does not even have an LED on it. This isn't a toy, this is a tool of charging. I wanted this to serve as my all-in-one travel charger. To do that the charger would need to be able to simultaneously charge: 1) A 13" Dell Laptop 2) A Pixel 5a phone 3) A 10" Amazon Fire tablet 4) A 20,000 mAh usb battery 5) A GoPro 8 Black And it would need to charge all five of these at a reasonable rate (say a minimum of 2 A at 5V). In summary, it can do exactly that! While I did notice a slight decline in the rate of charging (2.5 A to 2 A) on the cellphone and the laptop sometimes--but not always--moved to low-powered charging with all 5 plugged in, it succeeded at charging all of them. Mission accomplished! This will now be the only charger I travel with. That being said, I did observe three minor issues you should be aware of: 1) It's not the fault of the charger, but having five or six USB cables plugged in to anything rapidly creates a mess of cabling that is difficult to sort. The one thing I will say for having multiple separate chargers is that it is a lot easier to keep tidy. 2) The charger is heavy (370g or around 3/4 lb). While that may denote a high degree of quality, it is not ideal if you are traveling remotely light. This is definitely not the charger I would bring for say bicycle touring between hotels. (Of course I probably wouldn't bring a laptop or a large USB battery either, so maybe this point is relatively unimportant.) 3) With five devices plugged in the charger became somewhat hot. Not painfully hot or to the point that I was worried about it starting a fire, but it was hotter than I would really prefer in a device that I will commonly leave unattended. None of these are deal breakers in my mind--I didn't even take off a star for them--because they seem intrinsic to any high-power charger. But given the price of the charger, it is worth considering if they are issues for you. Is it worth $200 though? I think that is a harder question to answer. If you travel a lot and $200 is not a huge sum to you, this does strike me as a great solution to the eternal problem of charging all your things off of the one easily accessible outlet in the room. But you can accomplish the same thing with a handful of chargers and a small power strip. However, this charger is definitely a far more elegant solution and one that I certainly prefer. This will be my travel charger for the foreseeable future. I will report back if I observe any problems, but for now I think this is a good solution to the problem of charging too many devices.

Amazon Import

Summary: This charger neatly realizes the dream of charging all of the technology you travel with. Details: When you unbox this charger you can tell it means business. It is fairly heavy and so serious looking that it does not even have an LED on it. This isn't a toy, this is a tool of charging. I wanted this to serve as my all-in-one travel charger. To do that the charger would need to be able to simultaneously charge: 1) A 13" Dell Laptop 2) A Pixel 5a phone 3) A 10" Amazon Fire tablet 4) A 20,000 mAh usb battery 5) A GoPro 8 Black And it would need to charge all five of these at a reasonable rate (say a minimum of 2 A at 5V). In summary, it can do exactly that! While I did notice a slight decline in the rate of charging (2.5 A to 2 A) on the cellphone and the laptop sometimes--but not always--moved to low-powered charging with all 5 plugged in, it succeeded at charging all of them. Mission accomplished! This will now be the only charger I travel with. That being said, I did observe three minor issues you should be aware of: 1) It's not the fault of the charger, but having five or six USB cables plugged in to anything rapidly creates a mess of cabling that is difficult to sort. The one thing I will say for having multiple separate chargers is that it is a lot easier to keep tidy. 2) The charger is heavy (370g or around 3/4 lb). While that may denote a high degree of quality, it is not ideal if you are traveling remotely light. This is definitely not the charger I would bring for say bicycle touring between hotels. (Of course I probably wouldn't bring a laptop or a large USB battery either, so maybe this point is relatively unimportant.) 3) With five devices plugged in the charger became somewhat hot. Not painfully hot or to the point that I was worried about it starting a fire, but it was hotter than I would really prefer in a device that I will commonly leave unattended. None of these are deal breakers in my mind--I didn't even take off a star for them--because they seem intrinsic to any high-power charger. But given the price of the charger, it is worth considering if they are issues for you. Is it worth $200 though? I think that is a harder question to answer. If you travel a lot and $200 is not a huge sum to you, this does strike me as a great solution to the eternal problem of charging all your things off of the one easily accessible outlet in the room. But you can accomplish the same thing with a handful of chargers and a small power strip. However, this charger is definitely a far more elegant solution and one that I certainly prefer. This will be my travel charger for the foreseeable future. I will report back if I observe any problems, but for now I think this is a good solution to the problem of charging too many devices.

Amazon Import

This is my second GAN charger from UGREEN. I have another 100w charger that is a compact travel charger with two USB-C ports and it has been my traveling companion for about a year and has performed flawlessly to keep my iPhone, MacBook Pro, and AirPods charged at all times. At home I have a nice wooden box from Pottery Barn that has spots for small devices and little holes for running the charging cables. Previously I had a power strip in there and then a bunch of individual little charging bricks, which was not only a mess, but didn't provide enough power for my laptop when at my deck (forcing me to run yet another cable to the wall). This desktop charger really cleans up my entire desk - I placed it inside the charging station and ran three USB-C cables and two Lightning cables out the front. I can now hook up my 2021 MacBook Pro, my iPhone, AirPods, and other devices such as rechargeable mice and keyboards all to the same neat and tidy little spot. The unit itself is quite heavy, so it sits solidly on the desk. Not sure if they added weight to it, or if that is just the weight of the circuitry, but it feels like a brick of steel when you pick it up. It also sits on four little rubber feet, so it does not slide around the desk and stays put very well. One of the things I REALLY like about UGREEN chargers is that the do NOT have status lights or any other annoying lights on them. Thus you could use this in a bedroom and not be bothered by it. The finish is beautiful, and while darker than the "space gray" of the MacBook, it is still very complimentary and has a nice satin finish to it - very similar to a MacBook. I only have two (minor) complaints about this unit: (1) all the ports are in the front - it would have been nice to have one or two ports on the back for things that are "permanently" connected (such as my MacBook when docked) and (2) the labels on the ports are nearly impossible to read. It is important because ports 1 & 2 are the only 100w ports so you need to be sure you're plugged into the right port if you want full power. One other thing to note is that this is designed to only be used in a "horizontal" orientation, which does take up a bit more desk space.

Amazon Import

This is my second GAN charger from UGREEN. I have another 100w charger that is a compact travel charger with two USB-C ports and it has been my traveling companion for about a year and has performed flawlessly to keep my iPhone, MacBook Pro, and AirPods charged at all times. At home I have a nice wooden box from Pottery Barn that has spots for small devices and little holes for running the charging cables. Previously I had a power strip in there and then a bunch of individual little charging bricks, which was not only a mess, but didn't provide enough power for my laptop when at my deck (forcing me to run yet another cable to the wall). This desktop charger really cleans up my entire desk - I placed it inside the charging station and ran three USB-C cables and two Lightning cables out the front. I can now hook up my 2021 MacBook Pro, my iPhone, AirPods, and other devices such as rechargeable mice and keyboards all to the same neat and tidy little spot. The unit itself is quite heavy, so it sits solidly on the desk. Not sure if they added weight to it, or if that is just the weight of the circuitry, but it feels like a brick of steel when you pick it up. It also sits on four little rubber feet, so it does not slide around the desk and stays put very well. One of the things I REALLY like about UGREEN chargers is that the do NOT have status lights or any other annoying lights on them. Thus you could use this in a bedroom and not be bothered by it. The finish is beautiful, and while darker than the "space gray" of the MacBook, it is still very complimentary and has a nice satin finish to it - very similar to a MacBook. I only have two (minor) complaints about this unit: (1) all the ports are in the front - it would have been nice to have one or two ports on the back for things that are "permanently" connected (such as my MacBook when docked) and (2) the labels on the ports are nearly impossible to read. It is important because ports 1 & 2 are the only 100w ports so you need to be sure you're plugged into the right port if you want full power. One other thing to note is that this is designed to only be used in a "horizontal" orientation, which does take up a bit more desk space.

Amazon Import

the product is very well made. works very good. If you are in need of a device of this kind. I would highly recommend this product. Works well with all devices , from smartphones to laptops. It can most certainly handle any charge from all ports.

Amazon Import

the product is very well made. works very good. If you are in need of a device of this kind. I would highly recommend this product. Works well with all devices , from smartphones to laptops. It can most certainly handle any charge from all ports.