The unit is solid feeling, but it OVERHEATS so quickly, it will shutdown within 30 mins of use.I put a max load on it, and it quickly shot up to 70+ Celsius and turned off. Its rated to 160 watts, so you would think it can handle charging at that level, but no. The surface temperature is already hitting high 70 to 80 Celsius, the internals must be cooking at or above 100 degrees C.Not only that, the sides of my charger have very prominent warping, not a good sign.I will keep the rating at 1 star until there is an update. (I am predicting the unit to fail quickly at this rate due to the thermals, I will see if they will honor the warranty or it’s a return) Will update rating then.Update: Ugreen contacted me and fully stood behind their product. The issue was forwarded fairly quickly, I was kinda busy so I held up the processing a bit, but they determined that I got a faulty unit and helped resolve it. Updated rating to reflect the actual warranty process.

found this by reading several reviews on options for replacing the power-brick and cable that come w your laptop. i travel several times per month and got tired of lugging around the default ‘mess’. I’m very satisfied w this new adapter… small and fast.

Over the years my collection of electronics has grown, smartwatches, phones, headphones, you know, the important stuff. It has always been difficult to find something that can handle all of my devices, especially at the same time.This Ugreen Pro 160 has power to spare, unlike other chargers that would only trickle charge my devices or only charge one at a time, this has the ability to handle them all.GaN has pretty much become the standard, this is supposed to be more efficient than older chargers leading to faster charging and smaller power bricks. Ugreen has always been a brand that I have used and grown to rely upon, from their charging bricks, to their power cords their products have always been top notch and this charger is no exception.

I can’t believe this single unit can output so much in such a tight package! I’ll just say outright it’s expensive, but it’s a solid product.So one big thing to keep in mind is that the 160W advertisement is total max output at a time. It cannot output 160W through a single port, the highest one maxes out at 140W. I’ve tested this with an Anker 737 power bank that can charge at 140W and it displayed mid to high 130’s. Taking into account losses this little brick definitely provides the amount of juice it states. Thumbs up. The four ports provide as listed: 140W, 100W, 30W, and 22.5W maximum. This is with only one port being used. I included a picture of a paper that came in the box showing the wattages with different the output combinations. I don’t have many high rate devices so I can basically charge whatever I want at the same time at full speed and I love it.One major major major pro I’ll have to add is that the location of the plug lets you share outlets easily with other things. I’m so tired of plugs being located in positions that make these products take up two or three slots on a power strip but this one you can hand off the end and still plug something else in on the next closest slot (see picture). That’s a great attention to detail in their engineering.

I have a test that every charger I own fails. I have a laptop that requires 95W to rapid charge and power. I have a phone that requires 45W to Super Fast Charge and I have a Tablet that requires 25W to Fast Charge. Is there a charger that can handle all 3 optimally and be reasonably portable? Apparently not, but this charging block comes closer.Chargers have become more complicated over time. Multiple port charger’s ports change capabilities based on which ports & how many you are using and how much power each connected device is drawing. UGREEN does a very nice job of laying out each scenario. So either you need to keep the instruction booklet with the charging block or, do what I did, which was to take pictures of the charts and store them on the phone (and in the cloud) so I can refer to them when necessary.I’m very impressed with this charging block. It’s flexible (plenty of 2,3 and 4 port scenarios) and it’s very compact for its power capabilities. Since it uses the latest GaN technology it doesn’t generate as much heat, so its circuitry can be packed more densely with less insulation resulting in a smaller footprint. Other 160W charging blocks I’ve seen and used have all been too bulky and heavy to be carried around.Back to my test. This power block will optimally charge any 2 out of the 3 at the same time but not all 3. I’ll keep looking, but in the meantime this charger will suffice.