UGREEN Nexode CD319 30W USB-C GaN Charger, EU Plug (90666)
Designed for your everyday.
UGREEN 90666, also identified as Nexode CD319, delivers up to 30W from one USB-C port. Its published fixed profiles run from 5V/3A through 20V/1.5A, with PPS from 3.3–11V/2.75A for compatible devices.
What it does well.
The details that make a difference.
A simple one-port power path.
USB-C output. Supports fixed 5V, 9V, 12V, 15V and 20V profiles up to a 30W maximum, plus PPS for compatible devices.
Protocol set. PD 3.0, PPS, QC 4+/4/3, SCP, FCP, AFC, Apple 5V/2.4A and BC 1.2 are listed for broad device negotiation.
AC input. 100–240V AC at 50/60Hz makes the electronics suitable for common travel voltages; plug fit still requires a correct adapter.
Fixed EU plug. The two round pins do not fold and do not directly match every Indian socket. A plug converter is not the same as a voltage converter.
Useful power for phones, tablets and compatible compact notebooks
The charger publishes 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/2.5A, 15V/2A and 20V/1.5A outputs. The connected device selects a profile rather than receiving 30W continuously.
- Use a USB-C cable rated for the required output.
- 30W is the ceiling, not the constant draw.
Compatible devices can request finely adjusted PPS voltage
The listed PPS range is 3.3–11V at up to 2.75A. PPS can improve the match between charger and compatible phone, while the broader protocol set supports many USB-C charging implementations.
- PPS requires a compatible device and cable.
- Unsupported devices fall back to a mutually supported profile.
Small 32.6mm-square body for a focused charging kit
The official dimensions are approximately 32.6 × 32.6 × 58.5mm including the fixed pins, with a listed weight of 57g. GaN II electronics help keep the charger compact for a 30W class output.
- Allow free air around the casing.
- Do not cover it with bedding or clothing.
Wide-range input with a region-specific plug limitation
The 100–240V, 50/60Hz input covers common mains systems, but the charger still has a fixed European two-pin plug. Check the destination socket and use one properly rated converter where needed.
- No India plug converter is claimed in the box.
- No voltage conversion is required within the 100–240V input range.
Put it to work.
Where a single 30W port makes sense.
Daily phone charger. Use PD, PPS or another supported protocol with the phone's correct USB-C or USB-C-to-Lightning cable.
Tablet charging. Power a compatible USB-C tablet at its negotiated rate without carrying a larger multi-port adapter.
Earbuds and accessories. Charge lower-power USB-C equipment safely at the profile requested by the accessory.
Light laptop duty. Use with a notebook that accepts 30W USB-C input, while recognising that heavy workload may exceed supplied power.
Check your device. Find your fit.
Check the exact device and port requirements below; brand names alone do not establish compatibility.
Choose by USB-C charging requirement and plug fit.
USB-C phones. Compatible iPhone, Galaxy, Pixel and other phones can negotiate a supported charging profile with the correct cable.
USB-C tablets. Compatible iPad, Galaxy Tab and other tablets can charge up to the rate they accept within 30W.
USB-C notebooks. Some MacBook Air and other efficient notebooks accept 30W; confirm the exact model and workload requirement.
Regional sockets. The charger fits EU-style outlets directly. Indian and other socket formats may need a separately purchased compliant adapter.
Set up with confidence.
One cable, one device, one negotiated profile.
- Inspect the charger, socket, any plug converter and USB-C cable for damage or moisture.
- If the socket is not EU-compatible, attach one correctly rated plug converter firmly.
- Insert the charger into a sound wall socket with ventilation around the body.
- Connect a suitable USB-C cable to the charger, then to the device.
- Check the device's charging indicator; protocol negotiation can take a moment.
- If charging is slow, test a known-good cable and compare the device's required wattage with 30W.
How the 30W output works.
Because model 90666 has one USB-C port, its total is not split between devices. Real charging remains limited by the lower rating of charger, cable and device.
Phones. Can use a compatible PD, PPS or legacy profile; the phone controls its own maximum and tapering.
Tablets. Can draw up to their supported rate within 30W, provided the cable and protocol match.
Laptops. May accept 30W but perform differently under load. Compare with the original adapter before relying on it as a replacement.
Accessories. Low-power devices request less current; the 30W label does not force excessive power into them.
Function scope and boundaries
- Charge one compatible USB-C device at up to 30W.
- Support PD 3.0, PPS and several common charging protocols.
- Accept 100–240V AC input.
- Offer the published 5V to 20V fixed profiles.
- It does not charge two devices simultaneously.
- It does not provide 45W, 65W or 100W output.
- It does not transfer data or video.
- It does not have foldable pins.
Check before buying
Confirm these points before buying or connecting model 90666:
- Confirm the device can charge over USB-C and requires no more than 30W for the intended use.
- Select the correct cable separately; none is included.
- The fixed EU two-pin plug may need a compliant socket adapter.
- A plug adapter does not convert voltage.
- The one USB-C port cannot charge a second device.
Good practice
- Use an undamaged, correctly rated cable.
- Keep the charger dry and ventilated.
- Support the adapter firmly in the socket.
- Check the device maker's recommended wattage.
- Do not force EU pins into an incompatible socket.
- Do not cover the charger during use.
- Do not use a loose, damaged or scorched outlet.
- Do not expect 30W when the device or cable accepts less.
Before you connect.
Warning 1. Stop use if the charger or socket becomes excessively hot, discoloured, loose, noisy or deformed.
Warning 2. Use indoors in a dry area and keep liquids and conductive debris away from the USB-C port.
Warning 3. Use only one correctly rated plug converter where necessary; stacked or loose adapters can create unsafe contact.
Inside the box.
A USB-C cable and EU-to-India plug converter are not included in the verified package statement.
- UGREEN Nexode CD319 30W USB-C charger, model 90666 × 1
- User documentation × 1
At a glance.
- Brand
- UGREEN
- Model
- Nexode CD319
- SKU
- 90666
- Port
- USB-C × 1
- Maximum output
- 30W
- Fixed outputs
- 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/2.5A, 15V/2A, 20V/1.5A
- PPS
- 3.3–11V/2.75A
- Input
- 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz, 800mA max
- Protocols
- PD 3.0, PPS, QC 4+/4/3, SCP, FCP, AFC, Apple 5V/2.4A, BC 1.2
- Dimensions
- 32.6 × 32.6 × 58.5mm including pins
- Weight
- 57g
- Plug
- Fixed EU two-pin
- Colour
- Space grey
Questions buyers ask.
How many devices can it charge at once?
One. Model 90666 has a single USB-C output.
What is the maximum output?
Up to 30W, with fixed profiles through 20V/1.5A and PPS up to 11V/2.75A.
Can it charge a laptop?
It can charge a compatible USB-C notebook that accepts 30W, but higher-power laptops may charge slowly or discharge during heavy use.
Does it support PPS?
Yes. The published PPS range is 3.3–11V at up to 2.75A, subject to device and cable compatibility.
Are the pins foldable?
No. The exact model has a fixed European two-pin plug.
Can I use it in India?
Yes with a safe, correctly rated EU-to-India plug converter and a compatible socket. No converter is claimed in the box.
Does a plug adapter change voltage?
No. It changes physical fit only. The charger electronics accept 100–240V AC.
Why is my device charging below 30W?
The device, cable, battery state and temperature determine the negotiated rate; 30W is only the charger ceiling.
Does it carry data?
No. The USB-C port is a power output, not a data or display connection.
Is a cable included?
No USB-C cable is included in the verified package statement.
What is in the box?
One UGREEN Nexode CD319 30W charger and user documentation.