Deal | Ugreen’s newly announced 160 W GaN charger with built-in cable drops to lowest-ever price on Amazon

Ugreen’s Nexode Pro 160 W charger is designed for users who need to power multiple devices from a single charging brick. The charger is currently available at a 40% discounted price, making it worth considering for those looking for a high-speed multi-device charging solution. Speaking more precisely, buyers can now purchase the charger for $89.99 rather than its original list price of $149.99. The current price matches the lowest-ever price for the Nexode Pro 160 W charger, according to Price History's reliable price tracker. It’s worth noting that the offer is a limited-time deal and valid till October 9. 

As stated, the Ugreen Nexode Pro charger offers a 160 W power output across three USB ports (three USB-C and one USB-A) and a retractable USB-C cable. This means the charger can charge up to four devices at once. As far as the power allocation is concerned, the retractable USB-C cable or USB-C1 port offers up to 140 W power output, while USB-C2 and USB-A can provide up to 100 W and 22.5 W, respectively. However, the output configuration becomes more convoluted when all four ports are in use. 

The cable can be extended up to 27.6 inches (70 cm) with eight adjustable lengths. Dimension-wise, it measures 82 x 36.5 x 73 mm (3.23 x 1.44 x 2.87 inches). At 310 grams (10.9 ounces), the charger is slightly on the heavier side. Although it is compact enough to fit in most of the backpacks. Unlike other Nexode chargers, the Pro variant has Ugreen Connect companion app support, and connection can be established via WiFi and Bluetooth. Plus, the app further allows users to tweak the charger’s settings. 

The portable charging accessory supports a wide range of fast-charging protocols, including QC, PPS, AFC, SCP, UFCS, and PD 3.2. The GaN-equipped charger comes with a built-in TFT display that shows essential information such as real-time power, status, current, voltage, and temperature. You can learn more about the Nexode Pro 160 W GaN charger in the review video attached below.