UGreen USB-C 40W review
The UGreen USB-C 40W is a nifty foldable charger, ideal for those looking to charge multiple devices when on the go.
Thanks to its two USB-C ports, you can charge your phone, as well as some wireless headphones, for example – which is especially useful if you’re a keen traveler. The total output power of 40W means you can access fast-charging for two devices at once too, so you won’t have to wait an eternity to get juiced up again.
But how does the UGreen USB-C 40W compete against some of the best Android phone chargers and best iPhone chargers? Well, when I tested this plug, I found that it worked very well. With only my Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 plugged in, I had access to super-fast charging, enabling me to fully recharge the phone in 80 minutes. I also tried charging the Fiio M11S hi-res music player alongside my phone and fast-charging worked perfectly well on both devices.
It’s worth noting that this thing doesn’t come with any charging cables, so if you don’t have any USB-C to USB-C / Lightning (or any relevant alternative) wires, you’ll need to grab those separately. That could mean you’re spending a decent amount of cash overall given this charger comes in at £23.99 (about $30 / AU$45). That’s not a crazy high price by any means, but it’s still a tad more than some competitors. Not only that, but if you’re only really on the hunt for a phone charger and don’t use many devices, UGreen already offers some strong, cheaper alternatives, like the UGreen Nexode Mini 30W, for instance.
Arguably the best thing about the UGreen USB-C 40W is how compact it is. That’s partially thanks to the charger’s foldable prongs, which makes the charger able to fit in a pocket if you’re on the go. It's not only practical though – it also has decent build quality, with a nice finish on the outer white casing.
Overall, if you’re in the market for a dual-charging charging plug, the UGreen USB-C 40W is going to deliver where it matters, thanks to fast charging speeds, a compact design, and a sensible price tag.
UGreen USB-C 40W review: Price & specs
