Nexode 300W GaN Charging Station, 5-Port 140W Max Desktop Charger Compatible with MacBook Pro/Air/Neo, Dell XPS, iPhone 17/16/15, Galaxy S26/S25/S24, Pixel 10/9, iPad Air/Pro, Steam Deck

The UGREEN Nexode 300W GaN charger is in a class of its own. It powers multiple devices at full speed, stays cool, and is surprisingly compact for its output. Works flawlessly with laptops, tablets, phones, cameras — everything. Solid build, smart power distribution, and absolutely reliable. This is the only charging station I keep on my desk now.

Works exactly as described. No complaints. My use case is primarily travel, replacing three or four device chargers for my cameras, laptop and phones. Charger is quite heavy, 3 and 1/2 lb. Understandably as it's outputting over 300 w so consider that if packing for travel bring it your carry-on. It's not too large but it does add some weight. I've had no issues using all ports simultaneously. Do note the placement of ports. It works from 99% of cables, but higher quality aftermarket cables that use bulkier connectors such as chubby cables cannot be used in all ports simultaneously without risking potentially bending the pins to get all the cables to fit next to each other. Not much of a design flaw more of just something I've run into specific cables that I use chubby cables fan. Power output is more than enough. Very happy with charge, speeds etc.

Well-designed and solid construction. Powerful unit that charges mobile phones, smart watches, and all types of IoT devices very quickly.

I was that person who kept buying charger after charger as I wanted to charge more and more of my devices that rely on USB-C. Eventually, when my room started looking like spaghetti, I realized I would like to try them and find a all in one solution. And U green, a brand I’ve usually bought just cables from, delivered with this amazing product! It is sleek and stylish, and as quite a hefty weight to it, it offers great power outputs, and definitely saves space both in the sense of the amount of wall power plugs taken up, as well as reducing the endless array of USB-C blocks. Depending on which port you plug your device into charging speeds are very fast and everything sets up really quick out of the box. Great job guys! Price is a little bit on the high side, but they tend to regularly go on sale.

This thing is a beast! It charges multiple devices at once without slowing down, and the 300W output is perfect for power-hungry gadgets like my MacBook and Steam Deck. The GaN tech keeps it from overheating, and the compact design makes it great for desks or travel. Only minor downside? It’s a bit pricey, and the power brick itself is kinda chunky. But honestly, for the speed and convenience, it’s totally worth it. If you need a reliable multi-device charger, this is it!

This is a great desktop charging station. It is definitely powerful enough to support multiple charging options. I have charged my phone, tablet and watch without any issues. I am sure you could take this with you when traveling, but I have it on my desk. I have had this for several months and been using it regularly without issues. I would definitely recommend this for all of your charging needs.

If you're like me, you looked at the "300W" spec and the product photo of the ports to see that there's one "140W" port, and two "100W" ports (plus two that are unlabeled -- the other USB-C and a USB-A). So, you're probably thinking you can plug a 100W load into each of the first 3 ports and, badaboom, get 300W out of it. No. If you scroll through one of the seller-supplied photo galleries on this product page (as of the time of writing), you'll see that there are very, very specific combinations of loads that are allowed on certain ports. Note this information isn't in the text product description or even the actual product photos at the top. It is only in the images part of the product description, you'd need to click to scroll the set of images, and it's easily missed. There is only one combination of loads with which you can actually draw 300W from this device: 140W on the first port, 100W on the second, and 60W on the third. Which means that the first device needs to be operating at 28V, because it won't output 140W @ 20V. But fine, you might be OK with those restrictions. But I tested this on my bench with a combination of electronic loads. When loaded down to 260W, it started thermally throttling after about half an hour. (With 24C / 75F ambient temperature). So it really can't do 260W beyond, let alone 300W. Hence, those port/load restrictions aren't really an issue: You can probably only draw <200W from it for any kind of extended period, anyway. Those negatives (and they are significant) aside, it is a well-made PSU. It appears to be chock full of thermal compound (or similar). When it was under load, thermal imaging showed a relatively even heat distribution around the case, which peaked around 65C on the sides (approaching 100C near the ports; though that may have just been due to the interface between USB-C connectors heating up at 5A). And to be fair, when it did thermally throttle it didn't completely shut down nor undervolt any of the loads. It politely shut down ports to save itself. Other positives are relatively low noise (electrical noise on the outputs, I mean; It is acoustically silent) even when fully loaded, stable voltage output (when ports are actually outputting), and a grounded mains connection. If the product were slapped with a big "200W" marking on the side instead of "300W" and the ports could simultaneously output their rated Wattage in any combination (up to the max rated total), I'd probably have given this 5 stars. But I was looking for an actual 300W PSU when I bought this.

The charger is built solidly and stands on a rubber bottom in a vertical orientation. Each USB-C port and the single USB-A port has its maximum power delivery that adds up to 300 watts. If you expected to charge a single device at anything higher than 140 watts, you won’t get that since the power delivery standards don’t allow for that. The maximum wattage rating is determined by adding up the maximum wattage of each port. For me, that’s more than adequate to charge every device I have that uses USB-C and even USB-A. This is a very good charger that should be excellent at being your power docking station at your desk. It’s a little bigger than I’d like for travel, but it is doable. Overall, this is a very good product from a reputable company. If there’s any negative aspect to this, I’d say that it would be the price. It’s not a cheap product but it does its job.

BUYER BEWARE! Top two ports do not appear to properly output PD charging it claims to. Max appears to be around 65 or 80w. Have tested with multiple cables, laptops (both Apple and Dell) and other devices. Was frustrating me so I even bought a USB C tester and sure enough no matter which cable I use (including UGREEN 140w cable from Amazon) none of the USB C ports are capable of outputting more than 20v. It's either defective, poor design, or false advertising. Not sure which. Unfortunately I am outside of return window.

Power Cord was missing in the package which seemed all right before opening,for which i have just asked for replacement, also the charger box was just sent in plastic packaging, it didn't had even plastic bubble wrap due to which such a costly item was susceptible to damage while in transit.

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So far, so good; the device appears to be working ok, despite being beaten during delivery (shipped in a thin envelope). I will provide an update in a couple of weeks. Aug 15, Update One port stopped working. Most likely, the item was still damaged when sent in a flimsy envelope :( Going back...

Empty Box Received inside the Product box