UGREEN Nexode 65W 4-Port GaN II Desktop Charger (90747)
Overview
UGREEN Nexode CD327 / 90747 brings four charging ports to the desktop through a two-metre AC power cord. Two USB-C ports can each provide up to 65W when used alone, while two USB-A ports support compatible charging up to 22.5W individually. Its 65W total output is automatically shared when several devices are connected, making the unit useful for a laptop, phone and daily accessories at one organised workstation.
- 65W total output
- 2 × USB-C
- 2 × USB-A
- 2m AC power cord
What it does well.
Four charging ports—not four USB-C ports
The front panel contains USB-C1, USB-C2, USB-A1 and USB-A2. The product supplies charging power only; it does not transfer files or act as a data hub. Sixty-five watts is the shared system maximum, not 65W from every port simultaneously.
Key features
- Two USB-C ports each support up to 65W when used alone with a compatible USB-C PD device and cable.
- Two USB-A ports support up to 22.5W individually for compatible phones and accessories.
- GaN II power conversion allows a compact desktop unit while managing a 65W shared output.
- A two-metre AC mains lead lets the charging ports sit on the desk even when the wall outlet is lower or farther away.
- Supported protocols include PD 3.0, PPS, QC 4+/3.0, SCP, AFC, Apple 5V/2.4A and BC1.2, with availability varying by port and device.
Use scenarios
Power a USB-C laptop from C1 while charging a phone or earbuds from another port at a shared desk.
Place the charger on a bedside or reception surface where a two-metre mains cable is more practical than a wall-mounted brick.
Use mixed USB-C and legacy USB-A cables without keeping separate adapters for every small accessory.
Create a compact travel-workstation charger after checking that the mains cord and destination socket are mechanically compatible.
Setup and usability guidance
Place the charger on a firm, dry, ventilated surface and connect its two-metre AC cable securely to mains.
Use USB-C1 or USB-C2 for the highest-power device, such as a compatible laptop.
Use charging cables rated for each device's required wattage; a 65W laptop setup needs a suitable USB-C cable.
Connect lower-power accessories to the remaining USB-C or USB-A ports and allow the charger to redistribute power.
Expect a brief pause or restart when adding or removing a device as the shared power budget is renegotiated.
Compatible devices and systems
- USB-C PD laptops, tablets, phones, handheld consoles and power banks can charge within the available USB-C profile.
- USB-A ports support compatible phones, earbuds, watches and accessories using the appropriate USB-A cable.
- PPS and other fast-charge modes operate only where the selected port, device and cable share the protocol.
- The universal-voltage input is electrical; the physical mains plug still must fit the local wall socket safely.
How real-world performance is decided
Advertised maximums describe what the product can support under a compatible setup; they are not a promise of constant power or speed. The connected source, cable or adapter, receiving device, active ports, software, battery state and temperature can each set a lower operating limit.
For this exact model, the practical starting point is: 65W total output • 2 × USB-C • 2 × USB-A • 2m AC power cord. Confirm the required connector and use the verified specifications below when planning the complete signal or charging path.
Check before buying
USB-C PD laptops, tablets, phones, handheld consoles and power banks can charge within the available USB-C profile.
It does not provide 65W from every port at the same time.
The 65W rating is shared; connecting more devices reduces the power available to individual ports.
USB-C and USB-A device charging cables are not listed as included
Warnings and limitations
- The 65W rating is shared; connecting more devices reduces the power available to individual ports.
- A multi-port connection change can briefly interrupt charging while power is renegotiated.
- Fast-charge protocol support does not guarantee every brand's proprietary maximum.
- Some warmth is normal under load. Disconnect if there is unusual heat, smell, noise or visible damage.
- Universal-voltage input does not replace the need for a safe physical plug fit at the destination.
UGREEN 90747 at a glance
Choose this product when its exact connectors, verified power or data capability, physical format and stated limitations match the intended setup.
At a glance.
- Brand / model / SKU
- UGREEN Nexode / CD327 / 90747
- Product type
- Four-port GaN II desktop charger
- AC input
- 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz, up to 1.8A
- Total output
- 65W maximum shared
- Ports
- 2 × USB-C and 2 × USB-A
- USB-C1 or USB-C2 alone
- Up to 65W: 5/9/12/15V⎓3A; 20V⎓3.25A
- USB-A1 or USB-A2 alone
- Up to 22.5W
- C1 + C2
- 45W + 20W
- One USB-C + one USB-A
- 45W + 18W
- A1 + A2
- 5V⎓3A shared
- C1 + C2 + one USB-A
- 30W + 20W + 15W
- All four ports
- 30W + 20W + 5V⎓3A shared across A1/A2
- Protocols
- PD 3.0, PPS, QC 4+/3.0, SCP, AFC, Apple 5V/2.4A, BC1.2
- AC cable
- 2 metres
- In the box
- 1 × UGREEN Nexode CD327 / 90747 65W 4-port desktop charger
1 × 2m AC mains power cord
USB-C and USB-A device charging cables are not listed as included
Questions buyers ask.
Are all four ports USB-C?
No. The charger has two USB-C ports and two USB-A ports.
Can it charge a laptop at 65W?
Yes. USB-C1 or USB-C2 can provide up to 65W when used alone with a compatible USB-C PD laptop and suitable cable.
Can both USB-C ports output 65W together?
No. With C1 and C2 active, the specified allocation is 45W + 20W within the shared 65W total.
What happens when all four ports are used?
The listed allocation is 30W on C1, 20W on C2 and 5V/3A shared by the two USB-A ports. Connected-device negotiation can affect actual draw.
Why did another device briefly stop charging?
Adding or removing a device can trigger power redistribution and renegotiation. A short pause is normal for many shared multi-port chargers.
Does the charger transfer data?
No. All four USB ports provide charging power only; the unit is not a USB hub or computer dock.
Is the two-metre cable a USB-C cable?
No. It is the charger's AC mains power cord. Device charging cables are separate.
Will PPS fast charging work on every port?
Protocol availability varies by port and connected device. Use a compatible USB-C port and cable, and expect the device to set its supported rate.
Can it be used abroad?
The input accepts 100–240V AC, but you must verify the physical mains plug and use a safe, correctly rated adapter where necessary.
Is warmth normal?
Moderate warmth can occur during high-power or multi-device charging. Keep the charger uncovered and ventilated; disconnect it if heat is excessive or accompanied by damage, smell or noise.