UGREEN Nexode Pro 65 and 100 watt USB C Chargers Reviewed and Tested

[@PunzL]

It's amazing that everyday objects we might not always think about are being reviewed. There's a lot of information being shown here that not every person might know about. This is the type of content that KZbin was made for. Keep it up

[@RidwanMarian]

A week ago I didn't even know about your channel and now I'm holding back on buying the anker charger waiting for your review. Thank you for running such an in depth series!

[@meatdepartment8901]

which power bank did you end up getting if you don't mind me asking

[@harkostroef]

No nonsense, you clearly know what you're talking about, and you're doing the consumer a big service. Subscribed!

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

haha, thanks!

[@jacjankowski6180]

I used the 100W charger very briefly before returning it. It got REALLY hot when in use.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Mmhmm.

[@maxosaurusrex9575]

Hey I also bought the 100 w one and it gets really really hot should I try to send it back?

[@ProfessorB70]

Have been waiting for this ones.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Thanks for watching!

[@ishinfinity3336]

Thank you for your work

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

You are very welcome

[@mac24seven]

I think the new anker Gan desktop chargers would be a nice review. In general, I think desktop charger reviews would be nice 💪🏿

[@acloudonthebluestsky9687]

Thank you for providing such clear information and ez to understand

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@kahelsoro]

Thanks to this review, I actually switch to the anker one Considering I plan to use this on my laptop during work, so that's at least 8 hours continuous use, and when I use my laptop, i do use it heavily. Shuting down after 30 minutes is really bad Ugreen is way cheaper though compared to Anker. But Anker's price is a price I'm willing to pay

[@nekoneko917]

yay new AllThingsOnePlace video !!

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yep.

[@YukonHawk1]

Nice to have you back.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Thanks.

[@rafidnadid1003]

AAh! Finally. It took longer than expected!

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Oh yeah, I'm good for that.

[@jammies701]

it's absolutely not fine if it doesn't run for the as long as you need at the rated wattage you should not throttle or else the throttle number should be what's listed

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

haha, next year, all the adapters are going to be rated 30 watts. Man I am far behind on comments.

[@aiuei3087]

Thanks for the wonderfully detailed review! This is just what I have been waiting for. By the way, I have a question. I am not familiar with electrical, but what factors is the Power Quality Score calculated based on? what effect does it have if it is bad or good?

[@alittlebitgone]

No, nope, no. These are both 100% unacceptable. If a product claims it delivers 65w then it needs to do this continually or it's false advertising.

[@yeshyk3694]

lowering/throttling power by maybe 10% is one thing, turning off entirely ??????

[@prashank]

Then I recommend not buying tiny chargers. There are bulky ones that can run forever. I personally prefer tiny adapters even if they throttle as most devices don't draw full power for very long so I am okay with that tradeoff. That being said, they definitely need to make the fact that these throttle known on the box as it's otherwise false advertising.

[@ahgflyguy]

@@prashankthat’s not really reasonable, since your operating environment may be significantly warmer than mine, or you might have another charger plugged in right below it, or you might have it’s airflow completely impeded , or you might have a room fan that blows on it, or... lots of things. There would need to be a standard operating environment and standard orientation defined in order to make a useful and claim about not throttling. Is that hard to do? Not really. But it’s still less valuable than user reviews I think.

[@ErnestJay88]

It still better than many "200 watt charger" that basically just combined power if all ports are used simultaneously while maximum power are just 65 watts per-port.

[@FabianWinkler]

Exactly. Team NOBIP (Number on box in perpetuity)

[@dom2114]

RE: your comment about the new Anker 100W (A2688), very curious to understand the difference between this and the A2343. They are both 100W GaN Prime chargers, and seem to advertise the same outputs on each port. Their product naming conventions are so confusing! Same name for different products?!

[@CrispyCrunch3]

Been waiting for this! I stumbled across your channel a few weeks ago specifically looking for this matchup as ive been humming and hawing between both of the 100w adapters for a new laptop. I couldn't find if you'd mentioned it when talking about the 100w anker in other videos but was it able to run indefinitely right?

[@chikaraudon6854]

Thanks for your review, i almost buy the 100W adapter, ill just get the Anker

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

thanks for watching.

[@romeras600]

Really good in-depth review on the units. Are there any specific 65/100w units you recommended that are your top chargers? Thanks

[@romeras600]

Something with a better pps mode 🤙🏾

[@RoyalFizzbin]

I *hate* the 5 volt x 3 amp split that just about every one of these adapters does whenever you add the A port into the mix. These are no exception, apparently. What the hell am I going to do with that meager-a$$ power split across TWO ports? Starting to think that carrying SEPARATE USB-A and USB-C chargers is the move. BTW, unrelated, but on a business trip I got extremely ticked off at my 100W Baseus non-desktop charger. (It’s the wall one with 2 C ports and 2 A ports). My work-issued Surface Laptop was charging, but slowly per the icon, despite having it plugged into the primary USB-C port with nothing else plugged in. Surprised to have better luck with an AmazonBasics 65W, when it comes to charging that laptop. That AmazonBasics one charges EVERYTHING… for me at least .

[@g3force782]

I bought the 65W version to charge my UGREEN 130W 20000 mAh power bank and it got super warm! The charger thermal throttled down from 60W to 22W after 20 minutes. I need a better charger with better heat dissipation if I want to maintain a constant 65W charging. What do you recommend for continuous 65W charging?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I don't know. Most new stuff is less efficient and throttles or gets blistering hot and breaks. Apples 70W adapter and googles 45w adapter were better for thermals. You can always step up to 100W for some headroom on the power adapter.

[@g3force782]

@@AllThingsOnePlace Thank you!

[@adalbert93_75]

Ikea Sjoss 45W can continuously provide 45W without too much heat, highly recommend

[@kittikorn6674]

well it turned out that heat need large surface area to dissipate can't wait for charger with heatsink

[@LGNilsson]

Daim, that's bad. Not what I expected from Ugreen, although I only have experience with one of their NAS appliances I tested a while back. Let me know if you want the press contact details for Ugreen. You got the new 250 W Anker Prime charger with the adjustment knob?

[@Rainings]

Hi AllThingsOnePlace, Looks like you already have the latest Anker 100w charger can't wait for the comparison! A2688 vs A2343

[@ecureuil-fou]

In my opinion, the latest anker charger is a total fail. Yes, is more sleek than the "previous" one, but anker rolls back from charging protocol PIQ 4 on the old one towards PIQ 3 on the new one. They gotta be KIDDING?! Less compatibility means regress instead of progress. Just my 50cts though. But i bet many would agree.

[@keiz_]

@@ecureuil-fou Oh wow, I didn't even realize they rolled back to IQ3 from 4. I've been looking at getting a 100w charger, I'll likely just pick up the A2343 then

[@KennyVo120]

​@@keiz_ Had the exact same thoughts and picked up the a2343 back on black friday. Serving me very well right now, it has replaced my huge clunky work laptop charger and is able to charge my phone at the same time on super fast charging 2.0.

[@1BSDjunkie]

Great review! What do you do if a unit shuts off completely and no longer charges? Does it eventually re-enable or is it time to get a new unit?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

It re-enables after cooling off a bit.

[@roge0]

Google just replaced their 30W adapter with a shiny new 45W adapter. Are you planning to take a look at it when they ship? Hoping it's a good one.

[@ddavv4231]

I'm super interested as well

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, I've found the Google branded chargers to be quite good so far. I think made by someone else but still they chose well previously so it will be interesting to find out if the new one is also good.

[@asifdomo500]

@AllThingsOnePlace, so is the Nexode 100W (non pro version) worse than the 100w new one by some means? what is the difference? heat or anything? if i can get the non pro version for cheaper shall i get that one instead?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

This one did test a little better Nexode 100W Desktop Charger CD328, and yeah, the non-pro version.

[@nazarshortcuts]

I still prefer my Anker Prime 100W charger over this one. Also, why do they make chargers that can't fast charge 3 devices at once? There's always this 5V/3A for 2 ports and higher wattage for the prioritized port. Thanks for the review. I look forward to seeing your review of the Alfox PB-009 power bank soon.

[@krizjamz9823]

Should be 60/20/20

[@nazarshortcuts]

@@krizjamz9823 Yeah, that’s better. I tested my Prime 100W for this. It gives 45W for the prioritized port, 30W for the second usb-c port and 18W for the usb-a port.

[@electro2606]

When i saw the title my brain said ugreen nexplode 😂

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Ha

[@BillyONeal]

I could maaaaaaybe understand thermal shutdown over a very long time but you showed shutdown after well less time than it takes to charge the laptops you want a 100W capable adapter for

[@graelstream2353]

Any recommendations for the rog ally x? it now supports 100w fast charging... thank you for your hard work on doing videos like this.

[@IvanPauletti]

What is the difference between nexode pro and X?

[@bienveniddoguapohola6575]

Design and price. Even the dimentions are they same in both series.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I guess that’s what pro means?

[@youtert]

@@bienveniddoguapohola6575 What do you mean by "design"? Just cosmetics? Are you sure?

[@bienveniddoguapohola6575]

@@youtert sure

[@jammies701]

Nice vid mate

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Thanks!

[@DX88]

Strange, the Germany version of the 65w nexode pro looks really different, way more flat with ports at the bottom.

[@tonysimon8060]

You might be looking at a different charger, you mean the 65w "slim" version, not this one in the video

[@RoyalFizzbin]

Yeah, Ugreen has revised the 65W over the years, and they also make a non-“pro” nexode.

[@impaugjuldivmax]

do they provide you all these adapters for a review?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

No I buy them all.

[@KeksdoseHi8]

I do wonder, if their Nexode X lineup changes anything about the issues shown.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Something to check out.

[@PaoloMix09]

This is a question for everyone really including AllThingsOnePlace, what are your daily drivers for chargers? What do you use to charge your phone, or next to bed, or for laptop? I have an Anker GaN that is from 3 years ago or so, I got a UGreen Dual type C 45W one that I use for the macbook air and phones, and random 30W GaN chargers including a Mophie one that is the smallest but I think gets hotter. I am just trying to be pointed out to the "best" ones or overall recomendations. Great video!

[@makagio]

Would you pick ugreen 65w older model or the anker 735 nano II 65w?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Ugreen has a ton of options. I’d probably go 735 though.

[@makagio]

@@AllThingsOnePlace Ended up picking a Novoo RG68 after seeing a written review by a fellow Australian

[@bamboos9516]

Hi! What about UGREEN Nexode Pro 30W? Will it get as hot as 65 and 100W models?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I bet that one is fine just because of the smaller wattage.

[@bamboos9516]

​@@AllThingsOnePlaceThank you for reply. I'm choosing between UGREEN Nexode Pro 30W (I need PPS) and official Google 30W charger (GA03502-EU). I need it only to charge smartphone (Pixel 8 Pro). Which will be better and more safe in your opinion? In my country I can get UGreen for about 12€ and the Google 30W charger for about 28€, so the difference is big.

[@gregh9762]

I got the 65w eu version last Feb, it has been a great replacement for my charging brick(s). One thing I noticed is that C1 and C2 are too close together, even with the provided cable and ugreen's own 90-degree-USB-C cable they kind of pushing each other for space.. Also the C1 and C2 doesn't always works with usb C devices that use older protocol. I can charge low power devices like stylus, mouse, earpods and whatnot, but for some reason my headphone and torchlight won't charge on either C1 or C2, they only accept charge via the A-port. For comparison the 65w charger from hp envy actually charge all of these things just fine, just not at the same time and at lower speed for my specific phone (40m to 80% vs 23m)

[@michaelanderson3703]

What ear pods do you have I have AirPods 2 without wireless charger can u charge them with usb c to lighting?

[@michaelanderson3703]

I use apple 12 watt adapter with them

[@juan7vs]

Thanks, for the info. Is this 100w Charger safe to use with Macbook Pro 15 2018 Intel i9?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I don't know what charging that uses exactly but I'd imagine it will work for a while at least. It isn't inherently unsafe.

[@bamhamer]

Do you have a list of like the top10 of chargers?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

No. I do a video like once a year. Coming soon.

[@bamhamer]

@@AllThingsOnePlace ok looking forward to it!

[@ah_yes_the_negotiator]

hi! the efficiency testing is really nice, but could u say how the nexode pro, anker and baseus compare in idle consumption with cables plugged in? as in nothing connected to the cables on the other end

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

yeah, I do the 0.1w test. That's simulating a plugged in cable. But not a USB C to C cable, those don't draw anything. It has to be a cable with something active in it, like a lightning cable or a watch charger.

[@zebobm]

Which 100W small is the less worse with at least 2 usbc port?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Anker A2343

[@zebobm]

@AllThingsOnePlace thx god this is the one picked before i saw your comment. There is a nice promo on it too.

[@nana0126]

Can you review the slim version of this charger?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I will, I have it here. Going to do a bunch of 65W adapters.

[@mokisan]

What are some of the 65w and 100w adapters you suggest?

[@AnoNymInvestor]

Spigen an Xiaomi are good brands. Good construction.

[@mokisan]

@@AnoNymInvestor thanks! How are they when they come to general electric circuit and overall performance?

[@FabianWinkler]

I am sorry, if a charger cannot sustain the power number on the box in perpetuity (for example 65W), then it should not be advertized as such. So, I am team "number on box in perpetuity" (NOBIP)

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Thanks, yeah, seems to be the vast majority want that. Everything new that I've looked at doesn't hold up. The government only required like 88-89% efficiency so the manufacturers seem to have all dropped back to the minimum. Cheaper, meets requirements, done. Side effect, everything overheats, as long as it overheats and turns off, that meets safety requirements.

[@FabianWinkler]

@@AllThingsOnePlace I mean, I charge device X and after 30 minutes the charger just shuts off. That is not something a normal user would expect. I would expect a normal user would return the charger because he thinks it is broken.

[@kgfarrel8858]

My old Baseus 100w GaN5 Pro went fully dead on me, and I'm trying to find a replacement for around the same price range. Do you think this Nexode Pro 100W is noticeably better than it's old chunky 100w predecessor? Or is there not much difference between the two?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

These are better and worse. The DC output of the nexode pro line is pretty stable. They aren't efficient power supplies though. In terms of longevity don't expect any of them to last, especially if you use them heavily.

[@yeshyk3694]

is the 120W Anker 737 worth comparing in your next video with the newer ones?

[@bienveniddoguapohola6575]

No, is better the Anker 100w GaNPrime wall charger

[@rsonic510]

Would it shut down due to overheating while using all three ports at the same time in the same manner as it does when using a single port at 20v?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

It is so variable... but look at the data from the chart, see at 50% for example how much power is wasted, if that adds up to more power loss, then yes it will overheat at half to each port. Further reductions can be calculated as well.

[@carlcaraan5500]

Im planning to get a 60-ish range adapter and both the nexode pro and gan prime are on sale in my country. So without considering the price, which would overall be better between the two?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

GanPrime would be my choice.

[@alexvallex5487]

does anyone know what anker/ugreen does he recomment/ are worth it? help

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

The UGREEN 30W nexode pro did fairly well for a budget charger. There are tons of Anker products that got good reviews, plenty that got bad ones too, ha.

[@BenRangel]

Nice test. I'm a bit disappointed, thought these were amazing. Unexpected that they run so hot and that the Ugreen 100W would rank lower than the 65W.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, the 160W at 100W is fine, the 100W at 65W is fine, and the 65W at 40W is fine. Still low efficiency but they won't stop at least.

[@SebbAV]

Hey! What would be better to get this ugreen 100w or the anker 737 120w from your two year old video? Seems like its hard to find new anker models in my country 😢😢 thanks!

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

737 all day.

[@SebbAV]

@ thanks!!

[@Chris-bi6nc]

Do you have any recommendation for 3C1A chargers, like the 100W and 160W ugreen chargers? According to your tests they get hot. TIA

[@Ben610]

The Walmart store brand ONN has multiple new slow and fast chargers. It be cool to know if they are safe and energy efficient.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, I’ve only looked at one so far. I kind of want to do a retailer series or something.

[@mmdday]

what about the 65w slim nexode pro charger?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, it's coming.

[@SpicyRoll-m4r]

How about the new nexode x 100w..

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, eventually I'll do anther UGREEN round.

[@deathrodamus9608]

If the Nexode pro 65W only delivers 60W to whatever its charging, will it also trigger a thermal shutdown?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

In a cool room maybe or in a place with some airflow over the case sure. Some people get little USB fans, destroys the efficiency and the high wattage port capability but you know. cooler adapter. Anyway, the thermal rise is available in the video over the time period so it's just math to figure it out for other conditions.

[@boro057]

I miss adapters that included a standard c7 power cord. Trying to plug a brick into a power strip, hotel outlet, whatever fits about 30% of the time. I’ve resorted to getting 6in “outlet saver” cords which turns my power strips into a huge gangly mess.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Well, have I got some videos for you. The new Anker products make the return of the, gasp, removeable cable. I also have a bunch of those 6 inch outlet saver cords, haha.

[@mhashim4235]

can you review UGREEN Nexode Power Bank 20000mAh 130W maybe vs Anker Prime?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I don't have that one in and I'm going to be finishing the power banks I have in house before I get to some newer ones. It's on the list though.

[@MRX-fb4jp]

can you do the stress test on the 140w one i have it i got it for around 50 and use at around a 50- 120 watts usualy the room temp is 32

[@aliensstolemybeer5362]

I'm curious as to whether you will be testing the ugreen nexode 300 watt model? If this was to prove useful but especially reliable and worth the buy, I'd consider it.

[@Vedoughnut]

Please review the ultra slim 65w Ugreen charger.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

It's on the list.

[@duynguyen-hy6ur]

is ugreen 100w so good totally?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

They're fine if it works for your devices.

[@matthewlabuda]

Can you please review Voltme chargers in the range of 65w plus?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, I have the 65W around here somewhere, there's so many chargers... I kind of want to start testing some of the bad stuff to differentiate things that are actually trying.

[@ziginox]

I've load tested the 100W Nexode X, which I suspect is very similar internally. I found at 80W or more, it would kill the 20V PDO after about half an hour. 15V and lower would still work, but that's still a fail in my book. It's one of maybe two or three chargers out of many I've tested that has throttled. On your Nexode Pro, does it kill output completely, or just stop advertising 20V?

[@Errcyco]

I am using a Mokin and for GaN they are doing good stuff.

[@farshaxan]

Hey @allthingsoneplace, I am losing my mind here, please help me out. Is the UGREEN Nexode 65W GaN Wall Charger 3-Ports any good? If not which 65w USBC charger do you recommend for iPad pro 133" and iPhone combo?

[@GFYubikiriGenman]

I might be late but i do buy alot of ugreen chargers lately(3 in the last 3 months). I bought those robo gan chargers 2pcs of 65w and 1 100w(the latest one with tft display). I did a stress test with them (charging at 65w for the 65w chargers). It heated up and how hot it is its alarming that i had to point a fan to the charger to keep its temp down. For the 100w charger, i tested it with charging 3 powerbanks at the same time(45w, 18w, 18w type c outputs). It heated up like real hot and im not comfortable with holding it and i also pointed a fan on the charger to keep its temp low. I did reach out to ugreen about this and they said that its peak temperature is 70degrees celsius, since i have no way to test the temp, they just dismissed my concern. Ill be buying an anker charger in the near future once they launch a 3 type c output and 1 usb a output. Im not comfortable with my ugreen chargers but if it works then why not? I wont be pushing it for now.

[@ivanteo1973]

its already 2024 and manufacturers has to add a USB A. and you have to still bring one more type of cables to use all the ports.

[@tommyle628]

It'll take another decade for the old gen electronics to be completely wiped. We're living a world where USB specs are still a mess, and many kinds of devices are functioning well without USB type C.

[@AnoNymInvestor]

That tells you everything what you need to know.

[@ivanteo1973]

@@tommyle628 its a almost 30 year old interface. In fact most, if not all peripherals today are shipped with cables with USB C on peripherals and USB A on the charging side. i am expecting this trend to last for another few decades.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Electronics moves in waves, ha. But yes, technology may move fast, but power electronics moves slow, safety of course is a big concern, but also design review time and control chip availability/cost/complexity. So, throw a USB C port on the product cause the physical port is cheaper, but then it's really a USB A/B device, or a QC device, so requires that older port. It makes sense to include at least one USB A port still.

[@ivanteo1973]

@@AllThingsOnePlace usb a only chargers are plentiful in the market. The is no need to mix them in a new product where in the future the port cannot be used. As of today I also do observe there are only 1-2 usb c on motherboards with 8 usb a ports. It will take at least another 50 years for usb a to disappear.

[@MMGamingmu]

Can you make a vid for the 250w and 200w anker chargers

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Working on one of them now.

[@MMGamingmu]

@@AllThingsOnePlace can you do the full load heat test on it to see if it can actually handle a continuous load

[@scottymeuk]

Could you test the Momax 140W 1-World?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I added it to the list, it may make it eventually.

[@scottymeuk]

@@AllThingsOnePlace thank you!

[@jcadag8789]

Is there a USB charger that are for cellphones that can put out its whole wattage to charge a laptop like rated at 60watts and will give 60watts until the laptop is fully charged?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

There are 100's. Mostly older models at this point.

[@Timep3]

Nice to see these reviewed! I bought nexode pro 65 a few months ago and its been working fine for me but I don't have anything that can really push it to operate at max for more than 30 mins. It is disappointing to learn it just shuts off after some time operating at max output. I only charge a macbook air, iphone and airpods with mine so its never getting worked very hard. The new anker prime looks promising just hate how large the 100watts are. They don't always place nice with loose plugs. Looking forward to future reviews!.

[@tommyjarmi2672]

Hi there, im planning to buy 100w for my ROG strix g15 gaming laptop because I work outside a lot and I don't want to bring my 240w brick charger ( heavy ). do you recommend this 100w to buy ??

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

That's a tough one. Most of these are not very rugged and certainly not outdoor rated. Outdoor and work, I think construction site. In either case, if that laptop can draw 100 watts, this and any other 100 watt subcompact adapter is not made to do 100 watts all the time, there is a reason the laptop comes with a 240w adapter so in terms of general recommendation, it's a no.

[@tommyjarmi2672]

@@AllThingsOnePlace i work as telecommunication which I often meeting in the office to another office, not really outdoor. the one I afraid of about 100w adaptor is short circuit that might kill my laptop. do you have any experience about short circuit on this adaptor ? oh ya, my laptop support 100w type C power delivery port

[@RahulChachada]

I have been trying to find an ideal Gan charger with multiple port and I am very much confused can you please recommend me one good charger, that can solve my issue. Please 🙏🏻

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I don't know your issue, but the Anker 240W GaN charger is a good catchall.

[@fretboardrunner]

Writing Pro on the box kinda implies continuous use at rates that are on the box...

[@rickmendes7649]

Does the 100w adapter support Samsung's 45w fast charging? I want to use it for my s22ultra and my laptop which consume maximum 65w

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

So, on paper sure, it does drop out before the recommended 5 amps in the fastest charging mode used by Samsung. It’s close though so I suspect sometimes it’ll work and sometimes it won’t. In terms of the laptop, if it uses normal pd it should work fine.

[@rickmendes7649]

@@AllThingsOnePlace Can you suggest me one? Which one should i buy or you recommend? It will be very helpful for me thanks. Btw I'm not gonna charge both device in the same time..

[@arsui6190]

My phone support 20 watt and also macbok m2 Do i need 100 or 65 watt charger

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

It'd be oversized for the phone, for both 100w is generally my target charger size. 65w is what most people buy.

[@rakaadhitya201]

I recently bought the nexode pro 100w, but sadly it didn't support super fast charging 2.0 for my s23 ultra, the first few seconds when i plug-in to my phone it says super fast charge 2.0 but then suddenly it changes to only fast charging. The weird thing is that i tried on my s20 note, and it super fast charged 1.0 work normally, without suddenly having to drop to fast charged. I've tried to switch the cable and all of it were 5A cables that i used, but still the result is still the same. It's a shame really... i don't know why it's like that.

[@SlasherX-o5x]

Do the Ugreen nexode charger support (5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/5A, 3.3-21V/5A; PPS Adaptive Charge 100W Max) for my Pixel 9 pro XL, just like their older 100 W Gan charger as it is not listed on their description page?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

It doesn't go to 5A in the PPS mode, 4.5A in reality. They claim 5A but it doesn't do it. The other modes are accurate.

[@GtavoMN]

So... should i buy it to charge 2 phones at the same time?😵‍💫

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

You can try. It might make it, depends on the phone.

[@MD.NAZIMHOSSAIN-e2h]

I wanted a 100-watt charger for my laptop that can take 100 watt PD, but if it's gonna stop after 30 minutes, then what's the point :)

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Haha

[@MD.NAZIMHOSSAIN-e2h]

@@AllThingsOnePlace can you suggest a good enough but also budget-friendly charger that can charge my laptop?

[@arsui6190]

We know that higher Watt charger that can damage our phones? Suppose xiaomi 200w charger 6-7 minit to full phone charge..i need to know that ugreen 200w gan charger also can charge phone with in 6-7 minutes ? Or their xiaomi 200w and ugreen or anker 200w is different? Ugreen 200w is safer than xiaomi 200w?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

That's a lot of assuming... The fact is phones are complicated with how they manage charging so whether it shortens battery life versus how the battery is managed is questionable. The studies are approximations at best. Charging at 1C versus 2C, if top and bottom of charge end are managed and thermals are managed, may not make any difference at all, every cycle damages the battery. Phones don't do what they say they do on the screen, that's just hype and nonsense. I haven't seen any evidence that a UGREEN charger will offer those hyper speed charging modes for phones. But yeah, those are like 20C charge rates, that is not realistic.

[@emirhanc10]

Anker 323 vs Ugreen nexode 35w usb-c/usb-a plsss

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

hmmm. Ikea 45w ha

[@UnscuffedIonian]

I've been eyeing the UK variant of these for a while. My ambient is high 20s to low 30s. I guess that's a pass 😢

[@Gabriel-gr8hh]

I got the ugreen 100W one for a 35$ I think its alright

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

yeah, it'll function, if you aren't pushing it too hard...

[@Gabriel-gr8hh]

@AllThingsOnePlace well about 75W and it's fine (room temp 19C)

[@Kavyatej]

cmf by nothing 65w please!

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

That’s on the list.

[@Kavyatej]

@@AllThingsOnePlace THANKS!

[@Kavyatej]

@@AllThingsOnePlace the list was empty, so i stopped checking. thanks for letting know!

[@AnoNymInvestor]

Overpriced. Bought my Spigen GAN III 65 Watt charger for 23,99 €. Normal price was 33,99 €. 2x USB-C, newest 2023 version. Pretty small.

[@lmhkt]

Hey thanks for this! Have you looked at the Nexode X Ugreens? Ended up getting this compact 100w Nexode X for my drone charging hub. It delivers 100W, DOES get hot, but doesn't seem to shut down. 26-27 C room temp here in Thailand! 😅

[@MoisesAbuan]

I think gan³ tech is the best..

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Ganfinity. I think ugreen says that.

[@MoisesAbuan]

@@AllThingsOnePlace can you recommend a 140w gan3 tech. I need it badly bro.

[@brandonybarra6595]

these videos are great and all but they all seem to have something that just isnt up to par and you make sure to showcase it. but you never give a reccomendation for something that is up to par. all the comments seem to be ignored when asked. why is that? makes these videos feel like a waste. there has to be a brand that covers all the bases. wheres the videos on that?

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Yeah, getting the technical information out there is part of it, very few doing that part. In terms of production, yeah, it's a tiny corner of a room, a shit camera, and the moron operating it so you know, never gonna win any awards that's for sure. I don't give a best of in every video, but also specifically don't do what everyone else does which is, say everything is amazing... YT wants that, it's easier for them to sell ads too. I can only answer so many comments, I do try to answer all top level comments, what happens after that is usually lost on me. I do a summary video usually yearly that covers the best of.

[@brandonybarra6595]

@AllThingsOnePlace no worries. I hear yah. but to be honest even the yearly summary video was the same way. only really "good" across the board charger you mentioned was the apple one and the computer brick thats no longer sold. the amount of hours ive spent going through all your videos in the past week trying to figure out which 100 watt charger to try and grab while black friday sales are going hurts my soul.lmao. spent a longggggg time and still dont have one pinpointed. just want one that wont shut itself down or start a fire that actually gives 100 watts. they all see to come with a "its good but..." 🥲

[@alx9r]

NEMA 1-15P on a brick. Gross.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

haha

[@divijdhillon674]

Guys the ASUS ROG 140W GaN charger is here! @allthingsoneplace when can we have a review on this soon?

[@aliensstolemybeer5362]

I think it's disgusting that ugreen and anker make their products to a low standard in this day and age. They've got too big for their boots. Anker were brilliant when they first come out. I refuse to buy their products anymore, especially since inui came out, I find their products more reliable and certainly not a rip off in price like the other brands.

[@tommyle628]

Anker switched to use more domestic power ICs and capacitor, same for Ugreen. It's a part of being less dependent on US and EU power ICs makers.

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

Interesting. I wonder if that's why the generation shift I've been seeing where everything new is worse than the last gen product. I'd expect the domestic ICs to match performance or even exceed since they can optimize further in house and these aren't leading edge technologies. Hmmm. I have no idea but it is very intriguing.

[@handlewithcare777]

Hi, sorry I gonna be honestly that I don’t understand these data at all, but I’m looking for a good 100W chargers with 3-4 ports, what will be the brand and model that you guys would recommend based on the reviews so far? Any list that I can refer to?

[@aliensstolemybeer5362]

@@handlewithcare777 inui do some excellent chargers, especially the inui 27,000 mah one, which is the one I use. Two usb-c ports and the usual usb-A port. Built in display and it has pd 3.1 for super fast charging, as long as your phone supports that. Excellent price for the specs over anker or ugreen

[@troyguererro0898]

Please review ugreen 100w nexode 2 usb c port version. I do not have the machines that you use for testing 🥲

[@RahulChachada]

I have been trying to find an ideal Gan charger with multiple port and I am very much confused can you please recommend me one good charger, that can solve my issue. Please 🙏🏻

[@AllThingsOnePlace]

I don't know your issue, but the Anker 240W GaN charger is a good catchall.