UGREEN introduces a limited-edition 65W GaN USB-C charger inspired by Honkai: Star Rail, offering a compact, stylish power solution for gamers and travellers alike, while maintaining high-speed charging capabilities.
UGREEN’s Honkai: Star Rail special-edition Nexode Air charger is a reminder that travel power accessories no longer need to look plain to be useful. The model keeps the brand’s compact GaN design but adds character artwork and themed packaging aimed at fans of the game, while still functioning as a 65W USB-C charger for everyday use.
According to UGREEN’s product page, the charger measures 1.30 x 1.22 x 1.59 inches and is 74% smaller than a standard 60W unit, with a foldable plug to make packing easier. The company says it uses GaN, or gallium nitride, to improve energy efficiency and reduce heat compared with older silicon-based chargers.
The charging output is the main reason this device is more than a collector’s item. UGREEN says the charger supports 65W high-speed USB-C power delivery and can take a MacBook Air to 55% and an iPhone 17 Pro Max to 68% in 30 minutes under ideal conditions. It is also described as compatible with a wide range of USB-C devices, including tablets, handheld gaming devices and phones that support PD, PPS and QC fast-charging standards.
TechRadar reported that the Honkai: Star Rail collaboration is part of a broader UGREEN accessory line themed around Yao Guang, with the charger priced at $49.99 in the United States. Notebookcheck’s coverage also noted that the special edition sits about $10 above the standard model and comes with a matching braided USB-C cable and cable organiser, which adds to the presentation without changing the core hardware.
That combination of style and practicality is what makes the charger stand out. For travellers, a single compact adapter can reduce bag weight and outlet clutter. For gamers and collectors, the limited-edition finish gives the product a more distinctive identity than a typical black or white charging brick. FinalWeapon described the collaboration as a broader themed lineup built around both usefulness and fan appeal.
The main drawback is also obvious: it is a single-port charger, so only one device can charge at a time. It also costs more than a basic no-name alternative. Even so, for users who want a compact 65W charger with established safety certifications and a more deliberate design, the Honkai: Star Rail edition looks like a sensible travel accessory rather than just a novelty.
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