UGREEN USB C Charger Nexode 30W USB C Plug PD 3.0 Fast Charging Foldable GaN Charger Compatible with iPhone 16/15/14/13 Series, iPad Air/Mini, Galaxy S24/S23, Pixel 9/8/7, Silver Grey

USB C charger which provides super fast charging on Samsung phones. Good quality and reasonably priced, travel friendly as the plug pins fold in, bought a second one for work. Seems well made and safe, can us any usb c cable length with plug

Need a plug that would fast charge my phone, this one works a treat. Great price, love how the prongs fold to make it nice and compact. Charges my phone from 20% to full in just over half an hour.

Lovely looking little Charger - Brilliantly finished Quality Product which works Perfectly for Charging 'PD' items, and it's surprisingly Very Fast at Charging...It even Charges 'Action Cameras' -I charged my DJI Action Osmo 4 Camera's Batteries in the Multifunction Battery Case (with all 3 Batteries in it) without any problems, and at unbelievable speed - All 3 Batteries Fully Charged in no time at all...!!I truly love 'Ugreen' Brand Products - the Quality is Fantastic - from their Cables for Sound, Guitar, USB C, USB A, etc. to everything else (like this 30Watt PD 'USB C' Charger) that they supply through 'Mighty Amazon'.Infact, whenever I need anything in electronics etc. I always head straight to Amazon to see if 'Ugreen' have the item I need. And their Prices are so fair considering the Very High Quality of the item/s - the Price/Quality Ratio is so good.I'm so Happy with 'Ugreen', they have Never let me down -Thank God....

The media could not be loaded. Great handy travel plug nice small and compact that can be kept in a bag or pocket. Meets all the normal uk safety measures and does not get hot at all. Fast charging on my fold 6 and ipad. Compatible for both android and apple products. Got on offer so was a great value for money

There will always be times when you need a little more power than an 18-20 Watt USB C charger can deliver, it needs to fold and you don’t want a ridged 65 watt alternative. So as someone who has the wonderful Apple version that this is clearly based upon, I’ll describe in terms of the differences between the two for those of you, going which one should I get. UGREEN do make a 20W variant that's slightly cheaper than the Apple one but since I have the Apple one I'm not going to buy it just to find if there's is slightly smaller and lighter so please don't ask me.Whereas the Apple one opens and closes the plug prongs with the added over engineered qualities of a good fidget device, the UGREEN one is a lot stiffer by comparison (although it now has a little more fluidity that it once first did) with the full earth prong really the only means of both opening up and closing the plug prongs. Any Prong on the apple made plug can close the other two prongs with aplomb.It weighs only a few grams more than the Apple one and 8mm at its longest when closed, however since the end of it is rounded rather than flat, if you have the room to store one on your travels, you’ll have room to store the other and not notice an extra few grams of weight and mL’s of bulk but the additional 8 Watts of extra charge it can deliver could be more useful for you. The Apple one is 3cm the UGREEN is 3.8 cm deep when closed and both 5x4.6 cm on the bottom. 87 grams verses 93 gramsPower delivery: It delivers a little over 28 watts, while taking about 30 watts from the wall socket to an M1 iPad Pro I have (although a dedicated 35 plus watt charger will charge it slightly more quickly) - delivering 20v at 1.4 to 19.9v 1.44 Amps to my iPad when below 70% charge. An Apple 20W charger by comparison will max out at 20W power delivery, where as the UGREEN can provide up to 20 volts if need be as well as 12 and 15 volts, depending on what you are trying to charge. It goes without saying if all your devices can only take a maximum of 5 volts 1 Amp of charge then this isn’t going to charge your device any quicker but it will still charge them. Another thing is that it seems to intelligently optimises voltage and ampage to deliver maximum wattage rather than defaulting to maximum voltage it can deliver as its priority at the expense of over all wattage charge obviously dependent on what your charging.The big oddity that others have said is the fact when you plug it in to a wall socket the company logo is upside down yet in the booklet on how to use it and on the box, it’s clearly intended to be the other way up. The packaging box it comes in is larger than it needs to be but given it provides information and unlike the apple device, the theory is a bigger box on a shelf in a store is more likely to be noticed. Personally I’m happy to overlook this, as it’s discounted. Others may think otherwise. Whether the logo in the future is the right way up and the box it comes in becomes smaller – I’m not sure but an option for UGREEN to clearly think about.As for inserting and removing the plug, the apple device has a slight indentation so slightly easier to grip but given their respective bulk there is little in it, as for inserting the plug the UGREEN (being stiffer) isn’t going p to try and close up on you, the apple one has once or twice slightly close all 3 prongs on me (during hundreds of uses I might add).Longevity – only had it a week so hard to say although given the plastic bit on the prongs are black unlike the Apple brilliant white ones these will not discolour and show their age. Will it become super loose and not work overtime I’m not sure. Both my Apple ones have lasted a few years and will probably out last the iPad I dare say.Verdict – A Winner for me. Given that the UGREEN ones delivers more charge, so more useful for those with low powered laptops that charge via USB C (and come with a 45/65 watt charger designed more to fast charge than simply power the laptop with a dead battery) this product will also slowly charge rather than only just dripple a charge (using an apple 20 watt charger in an emergency and still need to use it whilst charging) to say an 11th Gen U intel core i laptop, which for me at least ensures it’s a more versatile option. If however you must have an annoying noisy fidget device as well as a charger then alas you’re better off getting the Apple one and accept it’s not going to be as versatile power charging wise.I have used the other type of UK folding plug which are thinner but much longer that Samsung sell 18 and 45watt variants and if I’m honest I’d much prefer this type of plug design, even if they are slightly lighter.I'm tempted to buy a second one and sell what will now become a redundant Apple one on to CEX. If after two years of this review it's still going strong then I'll update to a deserving 5 star rating. Can’t be any fairer than that.

This charges my iPad within 2 hours and folds up to fit in a pocket, which is great for travelling with no pointed parts on it.

Bought this as a spare to keep in my laptop bag and for my travels.It’s really well built with folding pins for east storage and transport.Made by a reputable company and at 30W, it’s fast charging.The perfect alternative to the original at great value.

Nice charger.Folds up to a need block, for transport.Good charging capacity (amps)Excellent