The UGREEN 65W GaN charger is a 3-port USB-C fast charger with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. According to the sales page, it delivers up to 65W and supports standards such as USB Power Delivery (PD 3.0), PPS, and Quick Charge. It is a model worth considering if you want to consolidate charging for a laptop, tablet, and smartphone into a single 65W charger. Actual charging speed varies depending on the device, cable, ports used, and how many devices are connected at once. Prices, stock, coupons, and points change, so check the sales page for the latest pricing, stock, and compatibility.

Product highlights

  • Up to 65W output
  • 3 ports: USB-C × 2 and USB-A × 1
  • A USB fast charger using GaN (gallium nitride)
  • USB-C ports support PD 3.0 (PD 2.0), PPS, Quick Charge, and more
  • USB-A port supports Quick Charge 3.0 and more
  • Foldable plug
  • PSE compliant (the PSE mark is listed on the sales page)
  • Input: 100-240V~ 50/60Hz

Design

A block-shaped GaN charger that plugs directly into a wall outlet. Two USB-C ports and one USB-A port line up on the front in a simple layout, and the plug folds away, making it easy to stow in a bag or pouch. On the desk, consolidating several chargers into one makes it easier to tidy up cables and the area around a power strip.

65W output and port layout

According to the sales page specs, USB-C1 and USB-C2 each deliver up to 65W when used alone. The USB-A port has a lower single-port output than USB-C. This output range suits laptops that charge over USB-C, such as a MacBook, but actual charging speed depends on how much power the device accepts and the wattage the cable supports. Note that not every device will charge at 65W.

Output distribution when using multiple ports

When multiple ports are used at once, output is shared among them. According to the sales page specs, USB-C1 + USB-C2 is PD45W + PD20W, USB-C1 + USB-A is PD45W + 18W, USB-C2 + USB-A is 5V/1.5A + 5V/1.5A, and all 3 ports together are PD45W + 5V/1.5A + 5V/1.5A. If you want to charge a laptop and a phone at the same time, output changes depending on which device goes into which port, so check the output specs on the sales page before buying and when using it. The sales page also notes that when PD charging on multiple ports and one port is unplugged, the other ports may briefly stop and reconnect as current is redistributed.

Supported standards (PD 3.0, PPS, Quick Charge)

The USB-C ports are listed as supporting protocols including PD 3.0 (PD 2.0), QC4+ (QC4.0 / QC3.0 / QC2.0), PPS, AFC, and BC1.2. The USB-A port supports QC3.0, SCP, AFC, FCP, BC1.2, and more. The sales page lists MacBook, iPad, iPhone, and Galaxy among example devices, but whether fast charging works on a given device depends on the standards that device supports.

Use for work, business trips, and travel

Because it can replace both a laptop charger and a phone or tablet charger, it is a setup worth considering as a work gadget on the desk, and also when you want to pack lighter for business trips or travel. Input is listed as 100-240V~ 50/60Hz. When using it abroad, you may need a plug adapter for the local outlet shape, so check in advance.

Points to check before buying

Charging speed varies depending on the device, cable, port configuration, and simultaneous connections. If you want to charge a laptop at close to 65W, check that you have a USB-C cable rated for 65W or more and confirm the power your device supports. For safety, the sales page lists the PSE mark type (PSE) and the registered business name. The operating temperature is listed as 0–35℃. Check the sales page for included items, color options, and the latest pricing, stock, and compatibility.

Who it may suit

  • Anyone who wants a 65W-class USB-C charger to handle both a laptop and a phone
  • Anyone looking for a charger for a MacBook or another laptop that charges over USB-C
  • Anyone who wants a 3-port charger with both USB-C and USB-A
  • Anyone who wants to carry just one charger on business trips or travel
  • Anyone who wants to tidy up chargers and the area around a power strip on their desk

Suggested uses

  • Desk work at home or in the office
  • Remote work
  • Business trips and travel
  • Laptop work at cafés or coworking spaces

Check the sales page for the latest pricing, stock, and compatibility.

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