Nexode Pro 160W GaN USB C Laptop Charger, 4-Port PD 3.1 PPS Fast Charger for MacBook Pro, Pixelbook, Dell XPS, iPad Pro, iPhone 17/16/15 Series, Galaxy S25/S24, Pixel 10/9, Steam Deck

Love this thing, I purchased this because a travel for work, and it has no problem powering/charging a Dell XPS, Steam Deck, Pixel 9 pro, and headphones simultaneously at their maximum power. Its great to only need to carry one charger for everything, and after almost 2 years still going strong. The Good: Plenty of power, reliable, and stays reasonably cool with heavy load. The Bad: The only thing i can say is that its pretty heavy compared to most bricks, reasonably so, but loose outlets tend to have trouble holding it in place. You may want to add a small extension cord to your travel pack to avoid running into a problem in the hotel room.

I needed something compatible with the devices my daughter gave me. It is a fast charger, really compact. I have never spent as much money on this kind of item, so I really don't have a comparison. But it does does have the power and I like using one device for up to three devices in need of a charge.

I have tried many, many adapters. This one is absolutely the best. It can power all of my laptops, tablets, and phones. It evens supports my Dell XPS 15 with an i9. As with any adapter, make sure you plug the right device into the correct port. Also, make sure you use a USB cable that supports the needed power. Those things are common to every adapter out there. I have several of these adapters... in the Fam Room, Sitting Area, Office, and, of course, my laptop bag. It's an investment for sure, but they are everywhere in my world. They really are that good. Just because Amazon wants it... they don't seem too hot, they are about as small as they can be, and depending on the device, it charges my stuff super quick.

High power, multi-port. Solid construction. No issues yet. Hopefully it lasts a long time.

The unit is solid feeling, but it OVERHEATS so quickly, it will shutdown within 30 mins of use. I put a max load on it, and it quickly shot up to 70+ Celsius and turned off. Its rated to 160 watts, so you would think it can handle charging at that level, but no. The surface temperature is already hitting high 70 to 80 Celsius, the internals must be cooking at or above 100 degrees C. Not only that, the sides of my charger have very prominent warping, not a good sign. I will keep the rating at 1 star until there is an update. (I am predicting the unit to fail quickly at this rate due to the thermals, I will see if they will honor the warranty or it's a return) Will update rating then. Update: Ugreen contacted me and fully stood behind their product. The issue was forwarded fairly quickly, I was kinda busy so I held up the processing a bit, but they determined that I got a faulty unit and helped resolve it. Updated rating to reflect the actual warranty process.

UGREEN is my go-to charger/power bank people, and this charger is no exception. It's as advertised, 160W total output, with a max of 140W single port if you only have 1 device plugged in. With all ports in use it does drop a bit, but thats true of all charger bricks. It gets warm, but not so much you would be worried. It is a power adapter and those will get warm. If you have a USB-PD device it will charge at whatever the highest speed your device supports.

This would be a great product if they had made the prongs longer. As it is they are very short and the unit itself is very heavy. This means that a LOT of outlets aren't going to be able to hold this in and some of the ones that can hold it in will arc because the prongs don't go in far enough to make proper contact, including extension cords you may buy to alleviate the weight issue. This is a dangerous product, I regularly hear it arc and pop when I insert it into outlets.

Macbook pro only shows 100W available using UGREEN 240W cable on C1 per the manual. Not as advertised