UGREEN Nexode 100W Review: Four USB-C Ports and a Plug That Folds
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October 15, 2026
Key Features
100W on tap
One port pushes the full 100 watts, enough to charge a 14-inch MacBook at full speed.
Four USB-C ports
Run a laptop, tablet, phone and earbuds off a single wall plug.
Folds flat
The prongs fold in, so it doesnt stab every cable in your bag.
GaN keeps it cool
Gallium nitride runs cooler than the older silicon bricks it replaces.
Pros & Cons
What We Liked
- A real 100W on a single port, fast enough to charge a MacBook at full speed
- Four USB-C ports clear a desk of chargers in one shot
- Folding prongs and the small body make it a genuinely good travel charger
- Runs warm at worst, never hot, even at a full load
Worth Knowing
- No USB-A port at all, so older cables need an adapter
- Top wattage drops once you fill the ports, so two big laptops isnt its strong suit
- No wattage display, and the ports arent labeled on the case
Full Specifications
| Brand | UGREEN |
| Model | Nexode 100W (4-Port USB-C) |
| Ports | 4x USB-C (no USB-A) |
| Max Single-Port Output | 100W (USB-C1 or C2) |
| Total Output | 100W, shared across ports |
| Charging Tech | Gallium nitride (GaN) |
| Plug | Foldable |
| Size | About 2.7 inches square |
| Weight | Roughly half a pound |
| Price | $47.49 |
| Amazon Rating | 4.6 / 5 (317 reviews) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can it charge a 16-inch MacBook Pro at full speed?
On the C1 or C2 port with nothing else plugged in, yes, it hands over the full 100W. Add a second device and that number drops, so for the quickest charge keep the big laptop on its own port.
Does it have a USB-A port?
No. All four ports are USB-C. If you still run older USB-A cables, you’ll need a USB-C to USB-A adapter or cable to use them here.
Will it charge two laptops at the same time?
It can, but the 100W gets split between them. Two ultrabooks are fine. Two large 100W laptops will each charge slower than they would on their own charger.
Is it safe to leave plugged in all day?
Yeah. The GaN design and built-in temperature sensors keep it in check, and UGREEN built it with GaN and temperature sensors to keep heat down under a full load, though we haven’t measured it ourselves.
The 34-Second Rundown
Final Verdict
For about $47 the UGREEN Nexode 100W does one job well: it turns a tangle of wall warts into a single block with enough output to charge a MacBook at full speed. The all USB-C layout means you might need an adapter for older gear, and the wattage splits once you load up the ports. But for a one laptop, one phone, earbuds kind of desk, it’s one of the easiest charging upgrades you can make. Grab it if you want fewer chargers without giving up laptop speed.
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