UGREEN GROUP LIMITED via Amazon has
5-Port UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W GaN USB-C Wall Charger w/ Smart Display (X774) on sale for
$59.99.
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UGREEN has
5-Port UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W GaN USB-C Wall Charger w/ Smart Display (X774) on sale for $89.99 - $30 (33%) off with discount code
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$59.99.
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About this product:
- Total output power reaches 160W via GaN technology
- C1 and C2 ports support up to 140W max PD charging
- Includes four USB-C ports plus one USB-A port
- Rotatable touch display shows wattage and temperature
- Foldable US AC plug with built-in safety circuits
Top Comments
Community Reviews
UGREEN's 160W five port GaN charger stands out for stable laptop charging, with the top ports holding power well and the first port delivering at least 65W, while the bottom USB C and USB A share power. It is also compact enough for a 160W brick and includes AVS support, which fits newer iPhone charging needs. The main knocks are its weight, which lands around 12 to 15.5 ounces, and heat buildup when several phones are plugged in. The link also appears to point to a 100W version in some cases, so the exact model needs a careful check.
Common Questions (5)
The top three USB ports reportedly do not reset when another device is connected, and the top port stays at least 65W. The bottom USB-C and USB-A share power, so adding devices mainly affects the lower shared-output ports.
The first port can reach about 140W by itself, and when the first two ports are used together they can drop to around 75W each, with the remaining ports around 25W each. That makes it suitable for laptops on the top ports and smaller devices on the lower ports.
It has been weighed at about 12 oz to 15.5 oz, so it is close to a pound and heavier than smaller chargers. Even so, it is still described as not overly bulky for a 160W, 5-port charger.
It can get hot when multiple phones are plugged in, sometimes too hot to touch, but it still charges. Under heavier multi-device use, another report says it stayed cool enough not to get hot while delivering enough power.
It is reported to support AVS, but it may still not charge an iPhone 18 Pro or Pro Max at 65W because it lacks the extended voltage range requirement. In practice, that means the phone can be limited to about 45W.
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