The four-port GaN adapter can power a MacBook Air, iPad and phone from one compact unit, with its latest discount matching its lowest price since Black Friday.
For anyone tired of carrying separate chargers for a phone, tablet and laptop, Ugreen’s Nexode 65W multi-port adapter is being positioned as a compact all-in-one option at a sharply reduced price. Macworld says the charger is available for $25, which it describes as a 38% discount and the lowest level seen since last year’s Black Friday period.
The appeal lies in its mix of power and portability. Ugreen says the adapter uses GaN technology, which helps keep the unit small while improving efficiency and heat management. The charger measures just 2.59 x 1.57 x 1.22 inches on the company’s own product page, or 2.64 x 1.65 x 1.5 inches in Macworld’s description, and the folding plug should make it easier to pack in a laptop bag or carry-on. Ugreen lists three USB-C ports and one USB-A port, with each USB-C connection capable of 65W on its own and the USB-A port rated up to 22.5W.
That single-port output is enough for larger devices such as a MacBook Air, while lower combined output when several devices are attached still leaves enough headroom for phones and tablets. Ugreen says the charger supports a range of fast-charging standards, including Power Delivery, Quick Charge and PPS, and notes compatibility with devices such as the MacBook Air, iPad Pro, iPhone 15 and Samsung Galaxy models. Independent coverage has generally praised the Nexode line for its compact design and travel-friendly form factor, while also noting that multi-device charging can reduce available wattage and, in some cases, interrupt charging briefly under heavier loads.
The wider market context is that Ugreen has been expanding the Nexode family into different form factors, including versions with retractable cables and novelty robot-style designs. Those variants have attracted attention for convenience and presentation, but they also underline the same basic trade-off: these compact chargers are most convincing when used as versatile everyday adapters rather than as replacements for the highest-output desktop bricks. For buyers who want a small charger that can handle a typical mix of Apple gear and accessories, the discounted 65W model looks like a practical middle ground.
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