Charger

Fast chargers for home, desk, and car—from powerful USB-C to effortless wireless.

Charger

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Power Up Fast, Wherever You Work

Experience next-generation charging designed for every device and every space. UGREEN USB-C chargers combine high-efficiency power delivery with intelligent multi-port design, giving you the freedom to power your phone, tablet, laptop, and even a gaming console from a single adapter on the desk.

Power Up Fast, Wherever You Work

GaN Technology, Refined

Gallium nitride lets us shrink the transformer while raising efficiency, so a 100W or 160W adapter fits in a palm and runs cooler under sustained load. Smart power distribution reallocates wattage between ports as devices join and leave, keeping every connected product at its optimal rate.

GaN Technology, Refined

Wireless Charging, Simplified

For desks and nightstands, magnetic Qi2 pads align the phone automatically and deliver up to 25W without hunting for a cable. Combined with Apple Watch and earbud charging in the same stand, a single outlet replaces the tangle of adapters that used to live beside your bed.

Wireless Charging, Simplified

FAQs About USB-C Chargers

A power adapter that delivers power through a USB-C port. Compared with older USB-A chargers, it supports higher output and modern standards such as USB Power Delivery, so one unit can charge phones, tablets, laptops and earbuds.
Smartphones usually charge at 20W–30W, tablets and thin laptops at 30W–65W, and performance laptops at 65W, 100W, 140W or more. Match or exceed your device’s recommended wattage — the charger negotiates the rest.
No. USB-C describes the connector, not the speed. Fast charging depends on the charger, cable, device and protocol — look for USB Power Delivery or PPS support on both ends to get the full rate.
Normally no. Compatible devices negotiate with the charger and draw only what they need, so a 25W phone can safely use a 100W adapter. Use a quality charger and a cable rated for the required power level.
In most cases yes, provided it supplies enough power and supports the required protocols. A multi-port charger with sufficient total output can run several devices at once, though available wattage is redistributed when more ports are in use.