Does everything it is supposed to do - small and high quality. No issues using all ports and only gets slightly warm to the touch. I initially purchased because of UGreen support and reviewing on LinusTechTips channel and will buy again after using the product.

Muchas personas me preguntan la marca de este cargador cuando lo ven porque es muy práctico, ocupa poco espacio y carga perfecto los dispositivos, incluida una laptop. Es perfecto para viajar y para la oficina. Combinado con cable u-green es todavía mejor.

急速充電が快適すぎてもう　３ポートで少々の大きさ重量は致し方ない　ただただ、必要な充電が快適すぎる

I can charge my S24 Ultra at 45W in super-fast charging mode and my MacBook Pro at 100W.

100wなのでiPhoneからMacの充電ができ、一つの充電器で完結できます。

It works perfectly. The low profile of it is super convenient, too. It charges my M2 Macbook Pro at 100W. You really can't ask for more.Though it DOES get very warm in the process. But that's chargers for you nowadays.

This 100W charger with 3 ports is roughly half the size of the 65W charger that came with my Macbook Pro, and I can charge three devices at once. I frequently use this while traveling to charge multiple devices, and it saves tons of room in my backpack. I've been very happy and would recommend it.

This product is very Durable and fast. I like how you can plug multiple things into it and folds for even easier travel. It is very fast and works great. I also bought a cord from them that is also 100W and together they make everything faster. The brick does get warm but it doesn't get too hot and is very easy to connect things unlike some that will be falling out of the wall or hanging out. For what it is I like how much it is worth. If I need a charger or a charging brick I will be coming back.

This charger will easily fill up a smartphone or a large battery super fast, while charging a laptop at the same time, and it's small enough to fit in your hand. I've had it for over a year, and it's been perfect.I'm going to say that again, because it's crazy how good charging tech has gotten in the last few years. This charges a laptop and a phone at the same time, while fitting in your palm. That's crazy. Awesome, and crazy.The Ugreen nexode 100w charger manages impressive charging in a tiny package by using some cutting edge metal chemistry (Gallium Nitride/GaN), likely some smart silicone logic, and just being super dense. This thing is a giant brick. Seriously, it's super heavy. Still much lighter than a comparable laptop charger from a few years ago, and less than half the size of a weaker 65w MacBook brick. It's probably lighter than other charging bricks, but it feels heavier because it's more dense. That's a tradeoff I'm willing to make. When it's in my bag, I just want something lightweight. Being dense is kinda a cool party trick when you ask someone else to plug it in.I picked up this charger as one of the two centerpieces of my digital every day carry (EDC) bag. I needed power for my devices, and this is one half of the solution. All my devices can be charged with this, very quickly. So I don't need to deal with multiple different chargers, and I don't need to bring a giant power strip and hog a ton of outlets. Having a single charger to cover everything is pretty awesome, and allows my EDC bag to be super small.The US compatible power plug folds inward to make it more compact for travel. There's no ground plug, and the plugs aren't polarized, so you can plug it in either direction. I'd initially worried about the two metal bars being unable to firmly hold the charger in outlets because of the weight, but I've never had any problems with it falling out, even at some coffee shops where the outlets get abused on a daily basis. The plug opens and closes with decent force and makes a satisfying snapping sound. So the wall plug gets a gold star from me.The most annoying part is how the plugs all have slightly different capacities. The functionality is good, but it's a bit confusing. Plug your laptop into the wrong plug and it might not have enough power to charge at all. The 100w is split across the plugs in a confusing way. But that's a flaw with nearly every single GaN charger, and I think Ugreen has the most sensible combination of options. I've never needed to think about which port to plug in besides selecting the highlighted port for high powered devices. Annoying, but not a deal breaker. So I'll give them a passing grade for designing a good product within the constraints they had. They built a 100w charger that could become a 65w+25w charger. Building a 100w+25w charger would have made this at least 25% more bulky, so it's a decent tradeoff to split the output between multiple plugs. If you want multiple high capacity chargers, buy multiple chargers. This charger is for people looking to maximize their utility in a small package.I can't remember all the combinations of the power output, so consult the manual for the combinations in the current version. Seriously, if you have a specific set of devices you want to power, check the manual to make sure it's possible. I've accidentally plugged my laptop into the middle port, and it doesn't output enough power to charge. The only combination I remember 100% is that if you use both USB-C ports, the highlighted one will give 65w, and the other one gets 25w. There's no option to split charging 50/50. I think of you use all the ports it's split 65w and 12.5w on each of the other two. The first combination is perfect for charging a laptop and a smart phone, or some combination of a backup battery and another device. But I don't think the regular USB port goes above 12.5w, even with nothing else plugged in. But don't trust me on that. Read the manual and check for yourself. I leave my reviews up forever, so a newer version might have a different mix of capabilities. Read the manual, please.At the time I bought this in 2023, I vaguely remember that Ugreen was one of the only companies that actually offered a 100w port on their 100w charger. Almost all the other chargers thought that a max charge of 65w was good enough to count as 100w if they also could charge with a 25w port. They weren't 100w. They were "65w+25w". We really need better marketing terms for these new chargers. But I haven't been able to test that functionality because I don't have a 100w device that charges over USB-C. Needless future proofing on my part, but I wanted to never think about charging again.There's this bug with some other chargers where plugging a new device in will force the charger to recalculate the wattage to each device, which results in your devices thinking they've been unplugged and replugged. I just checked, and it looks like Ugreen doesn't suffer from that problem. Regardless of which plug I'm using, my phone doesn't stop charging when another device is plugged in. Either this problem is device/firmware specific, or Ugreen is simply better than their competition. Once again, buying a better product means you get a better experience.I'm kind of rambling at this point. There's just not much to say, other than this was the first time I ever built a tech bag around a charger. Usually things go the other way around. You pick a bag that can carry your bulky chargers. It's just nice to have a charger this good and this compact. This is a strong recommendation from me. It fixes problems with other 100w chargers, while being in a perfectly sized package. An essential part of my travel plans.Ugreen USB-C cbles pictured, but not included when you buy the charger. But I'd also recommend those as well.

TL/DR: this charger delivers. Buy it.I do a lot of traveling and in my experience, most multi-port travel USB chargers have very low output. This has no problem charging my GoPro battery bank and my iPad at full power while simultaneously charging my Galaxy S23 in Super Fast mode. The first USB-C port also features full-power PD, meaning I no longer have to carry my laptop charger around!One really nice feature is that this still delivers a full 65W output on USB-C port 1 while delivering a decent amount of power on the second and third USB ports simultaneously. Note that you'll only get the full 100W output if you only use a single USB port, but most laptops only draw 65W or less anyway.The charger does get somewhat warm under a full load. Not hot, but slightly uncomfortably warm. This is to be expected and shouldn't pose any problem as long as you allow sufficient ventilation around the charger.

This GAN charger feels really solid and premium. It is very practical and portable due to its small size, although just a little heavy (compact I should say). Ugreen is a very known brand, and this is an excellent choice instead of other pricey GAN chargers like Anker or Belkin. Top product, 100% recommended if you can get it on sale here on Amazon!

Prongs become loose quite fast. I have other Ugreen chargers (4 in total) and this is the only one that has this problem.

I have a Wacom tablet that needs a 100w power supply and does not accept chargers with less wattage.I liked this charger, but I returned it because it comes with round (EU/India) pins instead of flat foldable (US) pins like the one shown in the product description, making it less compact than that shown in the description.