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None of these are deal breakers in my mind--I didn't even take off a star for them--because they seem intrinsic to any high-power charger. But given the price of the charger, it is worth considering if they are issues for you. Yes, it's also a substantial size and weight - though not much more than some of the bigger wall chargers - but that's a small trade-off for the amount of power you get. It's not designed as a wall charger though, it sits on a desk or table with a cord connecting it to the wall. While that's more practical given the size and weight, it does make it somewhat less portable. Again, a small trade-off in the grand scheme of things. The charger and included power (and USB-C) cables are good quality and seem like they will last for a good amount of use (it uses GaN tech so it doesn't get hot at all even when being pushed). Universal Compatibility: Compatible with various devices including MacBook, iPhone, Galaxy, Pixel, and more.
Seems very well built, sturdy and heavy. Love the ports. Use it to power laptop and charge two phones and two o Does it charge at 200 watts? I can't tell - I don't have anything that will take that much power. My Dell laptop (Core i7, etc) works with it just fine though, and my Samsung S21 Ultra 5G phone gives a different tone and says "Super Fast Charging". One detail that some people may like and others may not - it's completely dark. No power lights, status indicators, buttons, or anything else. Just plug it in and it works. The Ugreen it is not a cheap device and it does not feel cheap either. It has a solid plastic body with smoothed out lines and rounded corners and four rubber feet with a nice grip that keep it in place even with several devices plugged.The technology is built into a solid plastic casing. To prevent slipping and guarantee a secure stand, four plastic feet are installed on the underside. There are a total of six ports on the charger's front. The USB-C ports can handle up to 100 W, the USB-A ports up to 22.5 W. If all ports are used to the maximum, the output power is distributed as follows:
Das UGREEN Nexode ist für mich genau das richtige Gerät! Endlich kann ich Tablet und mehrere Notebooks gleichzeitig an einem Ladegerät laden! Die GaN-Technik macht es möglich. Galliumnitrid ersetzt dabei das Silizium in den Transistoren. Dadurch werden sie effektiver und erzeugen weniger Wärme. Das wiederum ermöglicht kompakte Geräte wie dieses mit vielen Anschlüssen. i've wanted this charger for 6 months I never bought it because I have Macbooks and other fast chargers but I wanted 1 charger that could fast charge everything instead of 3 or 4 separate plugs. I do have a couple of issues with this charger though. First of all, to call the power distribution-per-port complicated is an understatement. UGreen does post a couple of diagrams for a better understanding, but man, they’re a doozy. I recommend saving the images (as I did) in case the listing goes away or gets updated.I do not consider this charger a portable travel companion, and that is why I placed in a charging station. But if you travel with several chargers the UGREEN Nexode 200W charger could replace them all while only taking one outlet.
If you are anything like me, you probably carry several battery-powered devices with you that need regular charging. I need to regularly charge my Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, laptop, and headphones, as well as a portable air purifier and fan I use for teaching. And, of course, I also need to charge my numerous camera batteries. If I am traveling, I have a portable white noise machine I use for sleeping. I have video game controllers at home that need to be recharged every week. There are power banks I need to charge. I have a Bluetooth speaker I use for both personal enjoyment and work. I am sure there is something I am forgetting, but I think you get the point: I live in a sea of batteries and cables. The charger was able to deliver 200W from the main two USB-C ports, while charging a gaming laptop and a 100W 26800mAh powerbank.The unit is fairly small... but also fairly heavy. To me that is a positive: it feels very well made. So it may or may not be considered "travel friendly". For my personal use-case, this unit has a permanent home on my desk.
If you don't intend to use the USB-A ports, you can get the same 195W power budget split across the four USB-C ports. And if you use any three USB-C ports at the same time, they go up to 65W each. I used the USB-C ports to charge several devices at once — including the Galaxy S22 Ultra, Z Fold 4, Pixel 7 Pro, and the Xiaomi 12S Ultra, and it did a great job charging all of the devices at once. There isn't a lot missing with the Nexode 200W, The one thing that would have made it into an even more enticing option would have been the addition of VOOC charging. The standard is used by OnePlus and OPPO phones, and with the tech now going up to 150W, it would have made sense here. Also, ID4me does not belong to an enterprise. It is an open standard that is maintained by a nonprofit organization. Anyone who wants to can participate. This way the users can chose freely between different ID4me providers and can also change the provider anytime.Spaß bei Seite, das Nexode mit seinen brachialen 200W hat sich direkt einen Stammplatz auf meinem Schreibtisch gesichert und tut seit jeher einen Klasse dienst.
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