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UGREEN 65W GaN USB-C Travel Charger Foldable

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£21.63
£35.99
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The UGREEN Nexode 3C1A is a compact 65W GaN travel charger currently priced at £21.63 (was £35.99) — £14.36 off (~40% off). It’s a multiport plug designed to power phones, tablets and some laptops from a single wall socket.

  • Ports: 3 × USB‑C plus 1 × USB‑A, allowing up to four devices to be charged at once with intelligent power distribution.
  • Power: Single USB‑C port (USB‑C1 or C2) can deliver up to 65W for laptops; UGREEN states it can charge a 16‑inch MacBook Pro from 0% to ~58% in under an hour.
  • Technology: GaN chipset for a smaller, lighter charger and a foldable AC plug for easier packing.
  • Safety: Built‑in smart chip protection against short circuit, overvoltage, overheating and overcurrent.
  • Compatibility: Listed as compatible with iPhone 17/17 Pro/Air/16/15, MacBook Pro/Air, iPad, Galaxy S24/S23, Pixel 9/8, Steam Deck and many other USB‑C devices.

A straightforward choice if you want a portable, multiport fast charger for travel or everyday use.

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David1983

These are pretty good for on the go. With the fact there are multiple sockets to put leads including an alternative to use usb or type c leads is a good choice. It also gives out a reasonable vaultage which means it can charge at a reasonable pace to multiple devices. I can highly recommend i have a similar plug. Image

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