They're releasing them faster than you can review them. I honestly don't understand why they pump out so many SKUs, especially since - like you've yourself said - they're all essentially the same.
@@AllThingsOnePlace and they are also releasing new "Nexode Pro" lineup with 4 SKUs at 160W, 100W and 2 version of the 65W chargers, seems to be a refresh of the Nexode lineup with new shell design and *maybe* new internals?
They released an even newer lineup of chargers behind the “Nexode Pro” label. It’s gotta be interesting to see you testing them out. Especially the Nexode Pro 100W vs Anker Prime 100W as they are both 3-port and similarly sized chargers.
Yeah, the 140W is on the way. I haven't seen the 100W yet. The next 100W round will be out eventually. I hope UGREEN didn't pull a fast one like some others, it's smaller and newer, and oh yeah, and it's worse than the previous version... ha
Got a bit of a different question. What are your overall thoughts on the GaN "revolution"? I think most people view it as a net positive but do you think it's more of a marketing gimmick? Or maybe a lazy excuse to stop innovating on efficiency and power quality on the market as a whole because GaN is such a jump anyways? Do you think the cost tradeoff is worth the efficiency? Just wondering how someone who is actually qualified and has no bias views the technology in the market as a whole
The actual gallium nitride technology as a whole is good, mostly the advantages have been in integration though. So, integration of the driver chip, mosfet, and current sense in the same package helps a lot, I wouldn't be surprised if some of these don't contain an actual GaN device. The GaN # is just marketing nonsense though. The actual advantage of switching losses being reduced is just a part of the puzzle, generally the conduction losses are higher. Silicon Carbide is also an interesting technology in this field for higher power levels, like EV chargers. A conventional mosfet circuit can hit 90+% efficiency but due to slower switching speeds may be audible or much larger so the faster speeds in a GaN or SiC device help shrink things. But the transformer, bridge rectifier, output transistors and capacitors lead to a significant amount of losses too. Cost wise, I haven't really seen any differences, UGREEN is selling the 30w adapter for about $10 or for less pretty regularly.
Please review the Nexode Pro series. Just discovered this channel and would love your opinion. I'd like to use the Nexode Pro 160 watt adapter to power 2 usb-c hobby lipo battery chargers at 80w each. Can the top 2 usbc ports do that? It says under the 2 port guide that the top does 100w and next down does 60w. Can it be 80w and 80w instead? Thanks so much. I am looking forward to more informative, unique videos.
AllThingsOnePlace: Love your videos. Thank you for helping us non-experts navigate all these power products. 🙏 Video idea: Could you create short videos that explain the various standards out there like DOE VI? Then, from future review videos, you could just link back to them.
Thanks for the video. Glad I didn’t fall for the novelty. What bothers me is that ugreen prices them as if they are safety certified yet they are not. Trying to get an away with it like an Anker wannabe. I would really want to like the unfersog but lack of safety certification kills it for me.
My 65w robot does samsung 45w charging. The interesting thing is that there was no mention about pps in my instruction booklet. Maybe a newer revision?
@@AllThingsOnePlace I noticed as I was charging my phone, even though it shows the blue circle(Samsung super fast charge 2.0 45w), when u start charging at a low battery percentage(below 40%) after a while it stops the fast charging at charges at a lower rate. I don't have the tools to measure but I guess it can't really deliver what the phone requests so it renegotiates(?). In the site specs for ugreen nexode rg 65w it mentions this: A0：USB-C1：5V/3A 9V/3A 12V/3A 15V/3A 20V/3.25A 65W Max PPS：3.3-21V/3A A1/A2：USB-C1：5V/3A 9V/3A 12V/3A 15V/3A 20V/3.25A 65W Max PPS：3.3-11V/4.5A I don't understand what the A0 or A1/A2 means.
Could you review the CUKTECH 20? I really like the display information and there is already a great teardown showing that the 2170 batteries in it could be replaced (if you have a battery welder and soldering skills). However, as usual, they don't mention whether it renegotiates and/or how well it would work as a UPS, or a lot of other details that you typically have. Your channel rocks!
I have an iPhone 15 pro max and I was considering this charger in order to charge other gadgets too. However I am a bit sceptical if this charger will produce more heat on the phone ( because of fast charging) ruining my iPhone’s battery overtime.
Yeah, valid concern. Ultimately the phone decides how fast to charge. I believe you can limit charge speed or percentage now in the settings if you want to extend battery life. The fear is higher than the reality though. If the device did the charging irresponsibly, yes it can shorten battery life a lot charging faster but the charge is managed pretty carefully by the phone itself so battery life is only degrading at the rate it would degrade anyway. Charging always slows down as the phones state of charge increases.
Came here looking for petitions to review the new Nexode Pro line and wasn’t disappointed ;) I really hope Ugreen outdid themselves with the 160W model so it can match or top the best 140W adapters on the market. At least this is the only one that shouldn’t be a copy of a previous model since 160W is new territory for them. I have Baseus’ new 160W charger with an EU plug, and while I’m not sure if it’s even available with US flat prongs yet, I’d love to see how it compares to the Ugreen Nexode Pro 160W. We’ll eventually find out, right? :)
For the Nexode pro 160W sooner rather than later. For the Baseus, I still have a lot of trouble getting or even finding many of these adapters people talk about as being available. There are fakes and copies too.
Good to hear. Looking forward to that Ugreen review. Tough job for you to keep up with all these releases :) I ordered my 160W adapter directly from Baseus on Aliexpress. Comparing EU versions, this new one is slightly more compact overall than their previous 140W model and a little lighter too (260g vs 291g). It’s still “GaN 5 Pro”, so apparently not as advanced as GaN 6, but it’s Pro, though… LOL
I recenly bought a raspberry pi, but it prefers 5v 5amps, do you know a relatively affordable power adaptor? If no maybe it would be cool to test the original raspberry 5 adapter :)
Anything with PPS, I think my video calls out the mode and if they have or don't have it for each of these. You need 5A and 11V minimum to be able to do the maximum wattage.
*Watching all of your videos! Thanks.* I would love to know what you think about GaN Switch Mode Power Supplies vs The standard old-guard units? ..just bought a Power Amp that uses a brick, but they have an upgrade supposedly that is GaN version.... Is this snake oil? Anyon else on this comments section have any input on this subject?
Yeah, the audio power amp market has a lot of snake oil. A lot of those mini amps are rated at 10% or more THD, totally unrealistic, and with power supply settings that cause thermal runaway... generally they give you a power supply that can't get the amp into that mode but still say it has that number of watts. In terms of how an audio power amp uses power, the GaN power supply probably isn't offering anything different than a conventional power supply. Perhaps a higher switching frequency so maybe a chance at lower noise? They're built cheap I doubt that was a focus in most cases. It comes down to cost and design. There is a tipping point though where cost skyrockets and it's pure snake oil.
Amazing work.. i have been using robot gan version 2 65watts and i noticed my iphone 16plus getting hot while charging.. what watts is best for u for iphone 16?
Yeah, the phone will allow itself to heat up if charging at max speed, it should achieve that max speed with that charger. In terms of best, there is no best. I think you can limit the speed in the apple settings now though. Apple still recommends the 20 watt charger with phones.
Actually I picked up the UGREEN Nexode mini 30W charger just because I was looking for chargers and with this video I'm even more a happy you approved of that charger Actually I'm waiting for the review of the new UGREEN Nexode Pro because I hope they can good even tho in Europe every charger has CE mark the new UGREEN Nexode Pro have the TUV US/CA mark on all the chargers (same as the 300W UGREEN charger) So yea gonna be excited for that video :3
I think I covered that, I didn't do the slim one... yet. I don't think any of them were particularly stand out from the crowd-ish. But you know, in that range, they're all so close...
Hello AllThingsOnePlace, I have a question for you: is it advisable to buy an anker nano ii 65w in 2024? I don't know if buying an old charger can affect its useful life. I thank you in advance.
Yeah, the main thing you lose is some of the modes of operation versus more modern versions. But in terms of technology and a power adapter it is still pretty good.
@@AllThingsOnePlace awesome. ill wait to buy it then for when you review it. my buddy has it and its nice so i might buy it. wanted your input on it before i did though.
A active indicator light is bad because the charger uses power which makes it less efficient. A analogue indicator on charge speed would be more promising.
Bro, i bought that 65W robo gan adapter at 2550 BDT (Approximately 21-24 USD) Maybe it's costly because of transit facility from china to USA. BTW, You covered this video based on power efficiency & Doe6. Didn't get why this 65W adapter can't meet Doe6? Will you please elaborate it in upcoming videos? One thing that i notice is that, Though my ipad supports 30W charging, i couldn't get it from this 30W port of this adapter. It hits mainly at 25W. Is there any reason of that ? Or maybe my Charging cable being an imposter here !
It didn't make it because of the high idle power usage in the case of the Robo gan, yes, there is a tolerance allowance which I don't apply. Debatable on how the test is run since the standard is not up to date with modern USB supplies but for how I run it, it didn't make it. 25W actual charging sound about right for an iPad, it sounds like it should be working fine. Depends on state of charge of the device too.
May I ask what charger would you recommend for iPhone 15? I don't mind extra price as long as the product is good quality. Also would using cooler when charging the phone help maintain battery health? If so does getting charger with multiple port would be the best? ( For phone & cooler)
Any charger should work, it comes down to speed. Of course apple's 20W usb c charger is at the top of the list. It's not great in some areas but it's reliable and extremely high volume. In terms of charging there is a goldilocks zone. Keep it room temperature, out of the sun, the charger and the phone are separate things but both should not get hot.
Amazing detailed content. Thanks and would like to know my 65w robot charger do not charge my iphone 15pro msx from c2 port but it charges only through c1 port why so? And is this charger safe for iphone ?
I’m just bought the 30w robot, i was about to buy the 30w nexode cause i already have one and works great for my devices, but then i see the little robot…
For 65W, I'm still on the Amazon Basics 65W single port train. For 100W, if size is of most concern, Anker 100W Prime wall charger, if you can do with a bit more bulk, the Baseus 100W GaN3 desktop is still my go to (for lower voltages only).
The robogan chargers look so damn cute. Wondering if the charger works with samsungs super fast charging 2.0? or is there a 3.0 (im using an s22 ultra) Im clueless and I dont understand specs lol. Would you recommend this charger? I really like everything about it.
Lol in Asia ( vietnam for me ) those charger only half the price you pay for why the hell it is so expensive there lmao.For example I bought a robogan 30w charger when they were on sale here for only 9$. Oh btw i just bought a 140w ugreen that you review years ago and they have update canada and us tuv sud safety listing. 😮
Yeah, I've known about the prices being lower in a lot of Asian markets. Not sure why they'd be more expensive in India though guessing maybe the plug type?
what even is the point of having it be a robot style with feet when I'm just going to have it plugged into an outlet in some obscure corner? would've been nice if you could put it on top of the desk for the aesthetics.
Hi, I appreciate your hard work in educating people about choosing the right charger. Keep up the good work. I need your help to figure out one thing; I hope you could assist me. I own an Asus VivoBook, and it has a 4.0*1.35 pin proprietary charger, delivering a 19.0*3.42A = 65W output. I was wondering if I buy: 100W USB C Female to 4.0*1.35 DC Male converter 100W Type C cable with e-marker chip Baseus Gan 5 Pro 65 charger Will I be able to charge the laptop? If yes, is it harmful? What are the downsides of it? If no, is there any alternative to reduce the clutter, as I have to travel a lot for my work? I don't mind charging only one device at a time or charging slowly when charging with my two other phones. Thank you
I've found that any of the USB C to barrel plugs work just fine with 19V rated laptops. I obviously can't test them all but I have had very good luck with it. If you really want to dig into it, you can either contact ASUS or investigate the power circuit on the laptop input to make sure the components can handle 20 volts or so.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Of course, the new generation Nexode Pro products look like they are premium chargers, on par with Anker power adapters, I hope so, since unfortunately due to my location it is almost impossible for me to obtain an Anker charger.
@@AllThingsOnePlace removable cords are the best imo, but it’s a bit troublesome for light travels. I would get one with it if I’m getting a brick bigger than 100W for longer trips though.
This is a great video. I picked up the UGREEN Nexode mini 30W just the other day, but haven't started using it yet. I'm glad I watched this scientific review. Thanks a bunch...
Just awesome review! I also wonder if you could review nexode pro 65/100w. They should have digitally regulated voltage and should have similar great characteristics to the 160w version you reviewed already.
Yeah, in terms of output ripple, that one was very good. It was the highlight of the 160W. I do wonder about the efficiency on the smaller ones, but I haven't got them on the schedule yet. They are on the list to do though.
They're releasing them faster than you can review them. I honestly don't understand why they pump out so many SKUs, especially since - like you've yourself said - they're all essentially the same.
It is too much, ha. Very occasionally something unique comes along.
@@AllThingsOnePlace and they are also releasing new "Nexode Pro" lineup with 4 SKUs at 160W, 100W and 2 version of the 65W chargers, seems to be a refresh of the Nexode lineup with new shell design and *maybe* new internals?
Staying the same only gets you so far
They released an even newer lineup of chargers behind the “Nexode Pro” label. It’s gotta be interesting to see you testing them out. Especially the Nexode Pro 100W vs Anker Prime 100W as they are both 3-port and similarly sized chargers.
Yeah, the 140W is on the way. I haven't seen the 100W yet. The next 100W round will be out eventually. I hope UGREEN didn't pull a fast one like some others, it's smaller and newer, and oh yeah, and it's worse than the previous version... ha
Just bought the Nexode Mini 30w CD319 and it now comes also with the TUV SUD C/US label, and also appears in TUV's website.
Yep, Ugreen is catching up now. This is nice to see.
microphone quality is simply divine
ha, it's passable I guess.
Got a bit of a different question. What are your overall thoughts on the GaN "revolution"? I think most people view it as a net positive but do you think it's more of a marketing gimmick? Or maybe a lazy excuse to stop innovating on efficiency and power quality on the market as a whole because GaN is such a jump anyways? Do you think the cost tradeoff is worth the efficiency?
Just wondering how someone who is actually qualified and has no bias views the technology in the market as a whole
The actual gallium nitride technology as a whole is good, mostly the advantages have been in integration though. So, integration of the driver chip, mosfet, and current sense in the same package helps a lot, I wouldn't be surprised if some of these don't contain an actual GaN device. The GaN # is just marketing nonsense though. The actual advantage of switching losses being reduced is just a part of the puzzle, generally the conduction losses are higher. Silicon Carbide is also an interesting technology in this field for higher power levels, like EV chargers. A conventional mosfet circuit can hit 90+% efficiency but due to slower switching speeds may be audible or much larger so the faster speeds in a GaN or SiC device help shrink things. But the transformer, bridge rectifier, output transistors and capacitors lead to a significant amount of losses too. Cost wise, I haven't really seen any differences, UGREEN is selling the 30w adapter for about $10 or for less pretty regularly.
@@AllThingsOnePlace awesome input! Thank you!
Please review the Nexode Pro series. Just discovered this channel and would love your opinion. I'd like to use the Nexode Pro 160 watt adapter to power 2 usb-c hobby lipo battery chargers at 80w each. Can the top 2 usbc ports do that? It says under the 2 port guide that the top does 100w and next down does 60w. Can it be 80w and 80w instead? Thanks so much. I am looking forward to more informative, unique videos.
Yeah. It’s on the list. I’ll certainly be checking it out.
Thanks so much for letting me know! Merry Christmas.@AllThingsOnePlace
AllThingsOnePlace: Love your videos. Thank you for helping us non-experts navigate all these power products. 🙏 Video idea: Could you create short videos that explain the various standards out there like DOE VI? Then, from future review videos, you could just link back to them.
Yeah, I think that could be useful, thanks for the suggestion. It's three thousand page standards so might be more than a short, ha.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Haha, but I have faith in your ability to dumb it down for the rest of us! 🤠💪
@@AllThingsOnePlace Happy holidays and thank you for all the great videos in 2023! 🙇
Since you're doing novelty chargers, could you also test the Sharge Retro 35 and 67? I love mine and it would be interesting to see how they compare.
I'd say this was an exception. Added to the list though.
The new Nexode Pro line is out I wonder if you'll get to them eventually
Yeah, on the list already.
Please review the new Baseus 140W powerbank. I think its a good contender against the anker prime as Baseus is advertising that is 140w charging.
Yep, I have it here. Not sure when it will make it.
I hope you review the 160 pro Ugreen charger! I'm really interested in the bigger one to only have carry 1
Yeah, it's on the list, no idea when.
Thanks for the video. Glad I didn’t fall for the novelty. What bothers me is that ugreen prices them as if they are safety certified yet they are not. Trying to get an away with it like an Anker wannabe.
I would really want to like the unfersog but lack of safety certification kills it for me.
They are slowly adding the safety listings but yeah, for premium price I expect premium features.
My 65w robot does samsung 45w charging.
The interesting thing is that there was no mention about pps in my instruction booklet.
Maybe a newer revision?
Yeah, a lot don’t bother mentioning PPS.
@@AllThingsOnePlace I noticed as I was charging my phone, even though it shows the blue circle(Samsung super fast charge 2.0 45w), when u start charging at a low battery percentage(below 40%) after a while it stops the fast charging at charges at a lower rate.
I don't have the tools to measure but I guess it can't really deliver what the phone requests so it renegotiates(?).
In the site specs for ugreen nexode rg 65w it mentions this:
A0：USB-C1：5V/3A 9V/3A 12V/3A 15V/3A 20V/3.25A 65W Max
PPS：3.3-21V/3A
A1/A2：USB-C1：5V/3A 9V/3A 12V/3A 15V/3A 20V/3.25A 65W Max
PPS：3.3-11V/4.5A
I don't understand what the A0 or A1/A2 means.
Could you review the CUKTECH 20? I really like the display information and there is already a great teardown showing that the 2170 batteries in it could be replaced (if you have a battery welder and soldering skills). However, as usual, they don't mention whether it renegotiates and/or how well it would work as a UPS, or a lot of other details that you typically have. Your channel rocks!
Thanks for watching! Yeah, I have that power bank here to look at, still not sure when. I have the Iniu ones up next.
Why I bought mine last october the 65w but now its not working... 😢😢😢
Sounds about right.
I have an iPhone 15 pro max and I was considering this charger in order to charge other gadgets too. However I am a bit sceptical if this charger will produce more heat on the phone ( because of fast charging) ruining my iPhone’s battery overtime.
Yeah, valid concern. Ultimately the phone decides how fast to charge. I believe you can limit charge speed or percentage now in the settings if you want to extend battery life. The fear is higher than the reality though. If the device did the charging irresponsibly, yes it can shorten battery life a lot charging faster but the charge is managed pretty carefully by the phone itself so battery life is only degrading at the rate it would degrade anyway. Charging always slows down as the phones state of charge increases.
Came here looking for petitions to review the new Nexode Pro line and wasn’t disappointed ;)
I really hope Ugreen outdid themselves with the 160W model so it can match or top the best 140W adapters on the market. At least this is the only one that shouldn’t be a copy of a previous model since 160W is new territory for them.
I have Baseus’ new 160W charger with an EU plug, and while I’m not sure if it’s even available with US flat prongs yet, I’d love to see how it compares to the Ugreen Nexode Pro 160W. We’ll eventually find out, right? :)
For the Nexode pro 160W sooner rather than later. For the Baseus, I still have a lot of trouble getting or even finding many of these adapters people talk about as being available. There are fakes and copies too.
Good to hear. Looking forward to that Ugreen review. Tough job for you to keep up with all these releases :)
I ordered my 160W adapter directly from Baseus on Aliexpress. Comparing EU versions, this new one is slightly more compact overall than their previous 140W model and a little lighter too (260g vs 291g). It’s still “GaN 5 Pro”, so apparently not as advanced as GaN 6, but it’s Pro, though… LOL
The 30w nexode with the EU plug is 63 grams, 26% heavier!
Yeah, I've noticed they are generally larger.
@@AllThingsOnePlace it is still quite popular in india given no good competition except for the mcdodo 33w for about 20 - 25% less.
I recenly bought a raspberry pi, but it prefers 5v 5amps, do you know a relatively affordable power adaptor? If no maybe it would be cool to test the original raspberry 5 adapter :)
Yeah, I have that on my list to check out. Unfortunately, the choice to go with 5A and 5V is pretty limiting.
@@AllThingsOnePlace thanks :)
Which chargers are compatible with Samsung's super fast charging 2.0?
Anything with PPS, I think my video calls out the mode and if they have or don't have it for each of these. You need 5A and 11V minimum to be able to do the maximum wattage.
Nexode Robot compatible with Samsung's super fast charging 2.0?
*Watching all of your videos! Thanks.* I would love to know what you think about GaN Switch Mode Power Supplies vs The standard old-guard units? ..just bought a Power Amp that uses a brick, but they have an upgrade supposedly that is GaN version.... Is this snake oil? Anyon else on this comments section have any input on this subject?
Yeah, the audio power amp market has a lot of snake oil. A lot of those mini amps are rated at 10% or more THD, totally unrealistic, and with power supply settings that cause thermal runaway... generally they give you a power supply that can't get the amp into that mode but still say it has that number of watts. In terms of how an audio power amp uses power, the GaN power supply probably isn't offering anything different than a conventional power supply. Perhaps a higher switching frequency so maybe a chance at lower noise? They're built cheap I doubt that was a focus in most cases. It comes down to cost and design. There is a tipping point though where cost skyrockets and it's pure snake oil.
Amazing work.. i have been using robot gan version 2 65watts and i noticed my iphone 16plus getting hot while charging.. what watts is best for u for iphone 16?
Yeah, the phone will allow itself to heat up if charging at max speed, it should achieve that max speed with that charger. In terms of best, there is no best. I think you can limit the speed in the apple settings now though. Apple still recommends the 20 watt charger with phones.
@@AllThingsOnePlaceHi! Is this 30w robo charger MFi? Do you have any inputs on how these chargers from Ugreen affects battery health of iPhones?
What about the other phone u used to charge using same robot charger?? Does it also get hot?
Is the ugreen nexode mini 30 the same as the Anker nano III 30?
No.
@@AllThingsOnePlacemay i ask which of the two is better to “prolong” battery on iphones
@@jk-ob1nc🆙
Actually I picked up the UGREEN Nexode mini 30W charger just because I was looking for chargers
and with this video I'm even more a happy you approved of that charger
Actually I'm waiting for the review of the new UGREEN Nexode Pro because I hope they can good even tho in Europe every charger has CE mark the new UGREEN Nexode Pro have the TUV US/CA mark on all the chargers (same as the 300W UGREEN charger)
So yea gonna be excited for that video :3
Thanks for watching and glad you picked the better one!
What about the simple nexode ugreen GaN charger 65 watt? Is it better than robot one?
I think I covered that, I didn't do the slim one... yet. I don't think any of them were particularly stand out from the crowd-ish. But you know, in that range, they're all so close...
@ thanks for the response and efforts u put in so making videos. Very informative
no UK plug type?
Hello AllThingsOnePlace, I have a question for you: is it advisable to buy an anker nano ii 65w in 2024?
I don't know if buying an old charger can affect its useful life. I thank you in advance.
Yeah, the main thing you lose is some of the modes of operation versus more modern versions. But in terms of technology and a power adapter it is still pretty good.
can you do a test of the "CUKTECH 20 Power Bank, 25,000mAh 210W Total Output Portable Charger"?.
That’s on the list. Also in house so coming.. eventually.
@@AllThingsOnePlace awesome. ill wait to buy it then for when you review it. my buddy has it and its nice so i might buy it. wanted your input on it before i did though.
A active indicator light is bad because the charger uses power which makes it less efficient. A analogue indicator on charge speed would be more promising.
Yeah, in this case mostly for the novelty.
It's cute but, does it support Xiaomi turbo charge up to 65w like as the max watt?
No.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Just fast charge 18w?
Bro, i bought that 65W robo gan adapter at 2550 BDT (Approximately 21-24 USD) Maybe it's costly because of transit facility from china to USA. BTW, You covered this video based on power efficiency & Doe6. Didn't get why this 65W adapter can't meet Doe6? Will you please elaborate it in upcoming videos? One thing that i notice is that, Though my ipad supports 30W charging, i couldn't get it from this 30W port of this adapter. It hits mainly at 25W. Is there any reason of that ? Or maybe my Charging cable being an imposter here !
It didn't make it because of the high idle power usage in the case of the Robo gan, yes, there is a tolerance allowance which I don't apply. Debatable on how the test is run since the standard is not up to date with modern USB supplies but for how I run it, it didn't make it.
25W actual charging sound about right for an iPad, it sounds like it should be working fine. Depends on state of charge of the device too.
Why they do things for US and Europe and forget about the dump the pin connector of the UK
The UK plug is massive but it is probably the most safe option out there for a consumer plug end.
So samsung super fast charging 2.0 45w charging won't work?
It works
thanks.
May I ask what charger would you recommend for iPhone 15? I don't mind extra price as long as the product is good quality. Also would using cooler when charging the phone help maintain battery health? If so does getting charger with multiple port would be the best? ( For phone & cooler)
Any charger should work, it comes down to speed. Of course apple's 20W usb c charger is at the top of the list. It's not great in some areas but it's reliable and extremely high volume. In terms of charging there is a goldilocks zone. Keep it room temperature, out of the sun, the charger and the phone are separate things but both should not get hot.
Sooo the 65w robot is better than the 65w cd244?
My poor choices in life :(
haha
Do you recommend this Ugreen Nexode Robot 65w or the Anker 715 Nano II 65w to charge the new iphone 16 which can do 45w charging?
715 would be my choice of those.
Amazing detailed content. Thanks and would like to know my 65w robot charger do not charge my iphone 15pro msx from c2 port but it charges only through c1 port why so? And is this charger safe for iphone ?
It's safe enough. Only working on one port is odd and I'm not sure why it would do that.
Really sad. Now I use pixel 2xl's orginal charger for Iphone 15max and you know its charges fast and does not heat at all.@@AllThingsOnePlace
I just bought both of those lil robots!
Robots everywhere.
I’m just bought the 30w robot, i was about to buy the 30w nexode cause i already have one and works great for my devices, but then i see the little robot…
Yeah, it's a shelf piece for me.
Any recommendation for a 65w gan charger? And for 100w? Thank you so much
For 65W, I'm still on the Amazon Basics 65W single port train. For 100W, if size is of most concern, Anker 100W Prime wall charger, if you can do with a bit more bulk, the Baseus 100W GaN3 desktop is still my go to (for lower voltages only).
@@AllThingsOnePlace appreciate it. Thanks and more power to your channel
The robogan chargers look so damn cute. Wondering if the charger works with samsungs super fast charging 2.0? or is there a 3.0 (im using an s22 ultra) Im clueless and I dont understand specs lol. Would you recommend this charger? I really like everything about it.
This will do up to 25W fast charging for that device.
@AllThingsOnePlace oof I rlly thought itd go upto 45w :(( anyways I bought the pink one the aesthetics makes up for the lack of speed haha 😄
Lol in Asia ( vietnam for me ) those charger only half the price you pay for why the hell it is so expensive there lmao.For example I bought a robogan 30w charger when they were on sale here for only 9$. Oh btw i just bought a 140w ugreen that you review years ago and they have update canada and us tuv sud safety listing. 😮
Even more expensive for India... Except for the amazon basic gan chargers 😂
Yeah, I've known about the prices being lower in a lot of Asian markets. Not sure why they'd be more expensive in India though guessing maybe the plug type?
@@AllThingsOnePlace and the high import taxes 😅
Can it supercharge 45w a samsung s24+?Does it support superfast chsrge?
It's in the video, there's like 7 chargers in this video some do and some don't.
COSTCO have 2 X 30W adapters for $29.99 - 6 = $23.99, please review it
I will put it on the list, but I don't really have a way of getting those.
what even is the point of having it be a robot style with feet when I'm just going to have it plugged into an outlet in some obscure corner?
would've been nice if you could put it on top of the desk for the aesthetics.
Yeah, that's what I said.
I love your videos, can you please review ldnio 140w gan charger
Added to the list.
Thank you for your hard work
Thanks for wathing.
Hi, I appreciate your hard work in educating people about choosing the right charger. Keep up the good work.
I need your help to figure out one thing; I hope you could assist me. I own an Asus VivoBook, and it has a 4.0*1.35 pin proprietary charger, delivering a 19.0*3.42A = 65W output. I was wondering if I buy:
100W USB C Female to 4.0*1.35 DC Male converter
100W Type C cable with e-marker chip
Baseus Gan 5 Pro 65 charger
Will I be able to charge the laptop? If yes, is it harmful? What are the downsides of it? If no, is there any alternative to reduce the clutter, as I have to travel a lot for my work? I don't mind charging only one device at a time or charging slowly when charging with my two other phones.
Thank you
I've found that any of the USB C to barrel plugs work just fine with 19V rated laptops. I obviously can't test them all but I have had very good luck with it. If you really want to dig into it, you can either contact ASUS or investigate the power circuit on the laptop input to make sure the components can handle 20 volts or so.
@@AllThingsOnePlacethanks for your response. I'll give it a try. Hope it doesn't affect my battery life
Ugreen is the new Xiaomi in the charger market 😂
Not sure about that, they're certainly trying to be the new Anker.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Of course, the new generation Nexode Pro products look like they are premium chargers, on par with Anker power adapters, I hope so, since unfortunately due to my location it is almost impossible for me to obtain an Anker charger.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
amazing work!!
Thank you! Cheers!
I actually bought the robot because I don’t want the folding prongs after so many of them failed after a while of use due to our shitty plugs
mmmm yeah, I can say I don't really use many with the folding plugs. I mostly use desktop supplies with removeable cords.
@@AllThingsOnePlace removable cords are the best imo, but it’s a bit troublesome for light travels. I would get one with it if I’m getting a brick bigger than 100W for longer trips though.
This is a great video. I picked up the UGREEN Nexode mini 30W just the other day, but haven't started using it yet. I'm glad I watched this scientific review. Thanks a bunch...
Thanks for watching! Of course the YT algorithm gave it very few impressions, 1/10th of a normal video.
The same😊
Yet different.
I'm engaged 😁👍
Thanks for watching.
Just awesome review!
I also wonder if you could review nexode pro 65/100w.
They should have digitally regulated voltage and should have similar great characteristics to the 160w version you reviewed already.
Yeah, in terms of output ripple, that one was very good. It was the highlight of the 160W. I do wonder about the efficiency on the smaller ones, but I haven't got them on the schedule yet. They are on the list to do though.
u sound like Jerry
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شاحن فاشل لقد كان سبب رئيسي في نزول نسبة البطارية هاتفي الايفون
That’s the worst case when the charger damages your device.
love ur vids
Thanks!
T'es vraiment pas un robot
haha.