UGREEN Nexode Pro 65W GaN USB C Slim Wall Charger, 3-Port Compact Fast PPS Charger for iPhone 17/16/15 Series, MacBook Air, iPad Pro, Galaxy S25/S24, Pixel 10/9, Steam Deck

I have 2 of these now and they're my favorite charger. They're small, low profile, and will charge anything. With a USB C to A adapter I can charge my laptop, phone, and watch at the same time. I do wish it was 3x USB C but I understand that a lot of people still have A devices. The charger does get a bit hot so make sure you leave some space around it when using it.

I have a love/hate relationship with Anker, but you have to give credit where credit is due. I was trying to put together a small kit for my laptop. My Dell complains if anything less than a 65w charger is connected. This charger does just fine. It is flat and fits nicely against a wall socket. Paired with two quality cables, a car cigarette lighter charger, a thin power bank and a couple of USB-C to Lightning and USB-C to USB-A adapters, your set for virtually any contingency and it'll fit into a very small bag.

I really like the size. Because this charger is slim, it’s very convenient to carry in my laptop bag. I’ve trusted this brand for a long time. It’s an excellent charger—I use it for my phone, tablet, and laptop.

I was pretty happy with my $20 thin wall charger that said 65w, then I noticed the Ugreen that was about twice the price which made me curious. Why twice the price? It says 65w on the case the same as the cheaper ones. What gives? So being the curious George that I am I decided to give it a shot and see if there really was a difference. The answer? YES! Absolutely! In my real world testing my cheaper units would not charge my Mac. I hadn't noticed before because I only used the adapter that came with the Mac, but testing the Ugreen I found that it worked very well for my Mac. This is good news because now I only need to take one adapter for all of my electronics on my travels. Testing on my Samsung phone also demonstrated a difference. My cheaper 65w did charge at "Super Fast", but the Ugreen charges "Super Fast 2.0" which I didn't even know existed. Super Fast 2.0 shaved a few minutes off my charge time, which again is great news for travel since I'll get more charge on those little pit stops at the airport or coffee house. I also appreciate the thin compact form factor. It's a nice looking unit too. Bottom line, I give this charger a 5 Star 2.0 thumbs up!

Great travel charger and at home charger as well. Low profile and works great! I am gong to purchase 2 more.

What's good: > It's nice and flat for hugging a wall outlet and therefore less likely to fall out than a bulkier charger. > Its small size and flat profile make it the perfect travel charger to cram into any bag - even a slim laptop sleeve. One of these and a type-C cable take up substantially less space than a typical laptop charger. > Good, clean power. The output over USB-C is better regulated than my Anker charger. Drawbacks associated with form-factor: > Downward-facing outlets make it easy to apply enough leverage to accidentally yank it out with a gentle tug on the cable. So make sure you cables are long enough to allow some slack. > It won't fit everywhere. While it's perfect for wall outlets, Hotels often have outlets on the lamps / furniture and this charger may be a bit wide / tall to fit into some of those. What's bad: > It gets hot. It's great for phones and fast-charging an iPad pro at 45W, but plug in a laptop that wants all 65W and it'll be getting very hot. > It's noisy with a laptop. Modern laptops balance power demand with the battery and charger. If it's charging it'll max the charger out, use what it needs, and put the rest into the battery. Under high load it'll max the charger out and draw excess from the battery. When fully charged, power draw on the charger will fluctuate with system demand. That's where this issue comes in - the charger will make a screeching sound with these power fluctuations any time the CPU does something and needs more power. I have 2 of these and both do this, so it's not a dud charger - that's just how it operates. Those last 2 points make this a bit of a disappointing product. This charger was available from several Chinese no-name brands before the UGREEN launch. I was hoping that waiting a bit longer and spending more money for an established brand would mean I'd be purchasing a better product, but apparently not.

It's barely the size of a credit card, and super light for what it is. I bought this for the 65W of charging speed and it will live in my travel bag. It is super high quality and made very well offering both USB C and USB charging which is fantastic.

Consistent power. Product is really my goto during my travels one thing less to worry. With 3 charging ports and the one I can charge my laptop too.