Ugreen’s small 65W USB-C charger, using GaN technology, is now available at a record-low price of $21, offering a powerful yet portable solution for travellers and mobile professionals.
Ugreen’s compact 65W USB-C charger is being sold for $21, a price Android Police says is 46% below its usual $40 and the lowest it has seen for this model. For buyers who want a small single-port charger rather than a multi-port desktop unit, that makes it an unusually cheap way to get laptop-grade power in a pocketable form.
The charger’s appeal is its size as much as its output. Android Police says it measures 1.22 x 1.30 x 1.59 inches and uses a foldable plug, which helps it stay close to wall-plug size when packed away. Ugreen’s use of gallium nitride, or GaN, is part of the reason it can remain so compact while still handling more demanding devices.
Despite having only one USB-C port, the charger is rated at up to 65W, which is enough for many phones, tablets and lighter laptops. The company also includes a cable in the box, and safety protections are built in. That keeps it aligned with Ugreen’s broader Nexode range, which has recently focused on combining high output with distinctive designs such as the robot-themed RG model and versions with built-in or retractable cables.
This is not the most versatile charger in Ugreen’s line-up, and anyone who needs to power several devices at once will want something with more ports. But for travel, commuting or keeping as a spare, the combination of very small size, 65W output and a low sale price makes it a practical buy while the discount lasts.
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