UGREEN’s 65W GaN charger sits in the brand’s compact multi port range, aimed at people who want one plug to cover a laptop and a couple of smaller devices. It competes with Anker and Belkin 60W to 70W class chargers, with the main draw being GaN tech, which typically allows a smaller body and better heat handling than older silicon chargers.

Who is this for?

If you travel, hot desk, or just want to declutter your extension lead, a 3 port charger makes sense. With up to 65W available, it can handle many USB C laptops when used on its own, then switch to shared power when you plug in extra kit. That matters if you charge a phone and earbuds at the same time, as charging speeds may drop when all ports are in use.

  • 65W max output: enough for many ultrabooks and fast charging phones when used solo.
  • 3 ports: lets you run a laptop plus two smaller devices from one socket.
  • GaN build: smaller, cooler running charger for bags and tight plug spaces.