Ugreen Debuts 300W Eight-Port Station With Dedicated DC Power
Electronics manufacturer Ugreen officially expanded its power accessory lineup on 14 August 2026 with the release of the Nexode Pro 300W Desktop Charger. Designed to serve as a central charging hub for office desks and gaming setups, the unit measures 133 x 90 x 42mm and consolidates eight power channels into a single V-0 flame-retardant chassis.
The new desktop station incorporates six USB-C ports, one standard USB-A port, and a dedicated high-capacity DC output port. According to manufacturer specifications, the station can deliver a combined maximum power output of 300W across connected devices, eliminating the need for separate wall adapters for laptops, tablets, and mobile phones.
Real-Time Diagnostics and Multi-Protocol Fast Charging
A central feature of the hardware is its integrated 3.02-inch display mounted on the front panel. The screen continuously monitors electrical parameters across active channels, offering users direct visibility into operating conditions without requiring external measurement tools.
- Direct real-time metrics for voltage, amperage, total wattage, and internal operating temperature.
- Individual USB-C ports C1, C2, and C3 delivering up to 140W each for high-draw notebooks.
- Comprehensive protocol support including Power Delivery 3.1, Quick Charge, SCP, AFC, PPS, and UFCS standards.
Physical controls on top of the device allow users to cycle through five distinct power distribution profiles. Integration with the Ugreen Smart Connect mobile app enables remote power toggling, custom screen sleep timers, brightness adjustments, and wireless over-the-air firmware updates to refine thermal management over time.
Dedicated 240W DC Architecture Redefines Desktop Power Setup
While multi-port USB chargers usually suffer from drastic power throttling when several devices are plugged in, Ugreen engineered this unit with a standalone DC port capable of supplying up to 240W on its own. This dedicated circuit ensures that power-hungry gaming laptops and portable workstations maintain maximum performance without draining power from the surrounding USB-C channels during intense workloads.
Operating at an efficiency rating of up to 93%, the internal gallium nitride (GaN) transistors work alongside Ugreen's Thermal Guard monitoring system to mitigate heat accumulation under heavy load. Priced at $170 on Amazon US, the unit signals a structural shift in desktop infrastructure by replacing bulky proprietary laptop power bricks with a unified, intelligent power station.