UGREEN GROUP LIMITED via Amazon has
UGREEN 100W Nexode 4-Port GaN Foldable Wall Charger (3x USB-C + 1x USB-A) for
$33.23.
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Features:- Connect a single USB C device for up to 100W of power, maximum support 5A current, charge the MacBook Air M3 to 55% in less than 30 minutes with this laptop charger adapter. NOTE: With a 100W 5A charging cable and connecting a single USB-C port to reach 100W speed
- 4 In 1 Multiport charger: 3 x USB C ports and 1 x USB A port
Top Comments
USB C2-- 100W at max.
USB C3-- 22.5W at max.
USB A --22.5W at max.
C1:45w
C2:30w
C3:10.5w
USB:10.5
If 3 ports
C1:65w
C2:30w
C3:22.5w
If 3 ports with usb
C1:65w
C2:30w
USB:22.5w
If 2 ports:
C1:65w
C2:30w
Community Reviews
UGREEN's 100W four port GaN charger stands out as a compact travel and desk option for charging multiple devices, with foldable prongs and USB C support that works well for laptops like the Lenovo Legion Slim. The port layout is flexible, with two USB C ports that can reach 100W, a third USB C port and USB A port for slower charging, and lower shared output when several devices are plugged in. The USB A port has been used for gentle overnight charging around 10W and kept a Pixel 6a cool. The main caution is uneven confidence in UGREEN support and warranty handling, though long term use without issues is also reported.
The charger can deliver up to 100W on USB-C ports C1 and C2 when used at maximum output.
The USB-A port can charge a Pixel 6a at around 10W while staying cool for overnight use.
The charger can work with Lenovo Legion Slim devices for USB-C charging without reported issues.
The charger can provide lower per-port power allocations when multiple devices are connected.
The per-port wattage breakdown can be confusing or potentially incorrect when multiple ports are used.
The USB-A output may be too slow for faster charging needs since it can run around 10W on a Pixel 6a.
Warranty support can be limited, with reports of UGREEN declining replacement shortly after the warranty period.
Customer support experiences can be poor, including reports of hard-to-understand support and a refusal to replace a discontinued product.
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USB C2-- 100W at max.
USB C3-- 22.5W at max.
USB A --22.5W at max.
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C1:45w
C2:30w
C3:10.5w
USB:10.5
If 3 ports
C1:65w
C2:30w
C3:22.5w
If 3 ports with usb
C1:65w
C2:30w
USB:22.5w
If 2 ports:
C1:65w
C2:30w
I had a pretty expensive 4 port usb c charger go bad by them and they declined to replace or even work with me shortly past the 1 year warranty. They were technically not wrong to deny the claim since it was out of warranty but for me, it was on a barely used product and I later discovered that a lot of reviews complained of faulty ports - I think it was an obviously defective product and Ugreen knew it. Bye bye $300.
I don't think Anker or any other reputable company would have done this.
I had a pretty expensive 4 port usb c charger go bad by them and they declined to replace or even work with me shortly past the 1 year warranty. They were technically not wrong to deny the claim since it was out of warranty but for me, it was on a barely used product and I later discovered that a lot of reviews complained of faulty ports - I think it was an obviously defective product and Ugreen knew it. Bye bye $300.
I don't think Anker or any other reputable company would have done this.
Buy a new one, put the old one in the box, return. Problem solved.
I had a pretty expensive 4 port usb c charger go bad by them and they declined to replace or even work with me shortly past the 1 year warranty. They were technically not wrong to deny the claim since it was out of warranty but for me, it was on a barely used product and I later discovered that a lot of reviews complained of faulty ports - I think it was an obviously defective product and Ugreen knew it. Bye bye $300.
I don't think Anker or any other reputable company would have done this.
I believe I have this same model, it's my travel charger, and I bought a second for work. Still going strong for the last 3 years IIRC, work charger about 2 years.
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I had a pretty expensive 4 port usb c charger go bad by them and they declined to replace or even work with me shortly past the 1 year warranty. They were technically not wrong to deny the claim since it was out of warranty but for me, it was on a barely used product and I later discovered that a lot of reviews complained of faulty ports - I think it was an obviously defective product and Ugreen knew it. Bye bye $300.
I don't think Anker or any other reputable company would have done this.
Inexpensive slow USB-A charger: https://slickdeals.net/f/19766121-onn-32w-dual-usb-c-usb-a-port-wall-charger-white-5-free-shipping-w-walmart-or-on-35?src=category
I had a pretty expensive 4 port usb c charger go bad by them and they declined to replace or even work with me shortly past the 1 year warranty. They were technically not wrong to deny the claim since it was out of warranty but for me, it was on a barely used product and I later discovered that a lot of reviews complained of faulty ports - I think it was an obviously defective product and Ugreen knew it. Bye bye $300.
I don't think Anker or any other reputable company would have done this.
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