UGREEN Nexode Pro 300W: An 8-Port GaN Desktop Charger for Everything You Own
UGREEN unveiled the Nexode Pro 300W GaN Desktop Charger at CES 2026, and it started shipping in March. Eight ports. 300 watts total. GaN efficiency in a desktop form factor that replaces the tangle of adapters most multi-device setups still rely on.
What You Get
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Output | 300W |
| USB-C Ports | 5 (PD 3.1) |
| USB-A Ports | 3 |
| Max Single Port | 140W (USB-C) |
| Tech | GaN5, PD 3.1, PPS |
| Form Factor | Desktop station |
The single-port max of 140W means this can handle a 16-inch MacBook Pro at full speed while simultaneously charging a phone, tablet, and two other devices. That’s the real pitch here – one charger replaces four.
Why It Matters
UGREEN has been climbing the charger ladder fast. Their Nexode 200W (which we reviewed) was already a strong contender for desk charging setups. The 300W version adds three more ports and 100 more watts, pushing it squarely into “whole desk” territory.
The main competition is Anker’s Prime 240W, which costs more and delivers less total wattage. Anker still has brand recognition in Western markets, but UGREEN has been closing that gap with aggressive pricing and solid build quality.
Pricing
Early Amazon listings show the Nexode Pro 300W at around $149.99 USD. For an 8-port GaN charger with PD 3.1 support, that undercuts most comparable multi-port stations by $30-50.
Our Take
We’re requesting a review unit. If it holds up like the 200W model did, this becomes the default recommendation for anyone running a multi-device desk. The port count alone makes it worth watching.
Related: UGREEN Nexode 200W Review | Best Charging Stations
