UGREEN, a leading provider of innovative charging and connectivity solutions, proudly introduces its latest innovation: the UGREEN 300 W 48000mAh Portable Charger with Smart Digital Display, Lighting, and SOS Mode. Designed for adventurers, travelers, and those seeking reliable backup power at home, this powerhouse battery pack promises to revolutionize the way we stay charged in an increasingly mobile world.

With a maximum total output of 300 W and PD3.1 140 W bidirectional charging, the UGREEN portable charger ensures a swift and efficient power solution. Equipped with 5 ports, it allows multiple devices to charge simultaneously, reducing wait times and maximizing productivity. Thanks to its 140 W self-charging speed, achieving a full charge takes a mere 1.5 hours, making it ideal for busy schedules and time-sensitive situations.

Featuring a dual pump, dual chamber design for unprecedented cooling efficiency, this AIO cooler is perfect for high-performance CPUs. It's not just about cooling; it's about customizability, style and setting new standards in the industry. Discover how the G11 AIO elevates your PC's performance and aesthetics.

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Ugreen, a global leader in charging accessories, has partnered with Navitas Semiconductor, the industry leader in gallium nitride (GaN) power integrated circuits (ICs), to announce the release of the world's first 5-port 300 W GaN desktop charger—the Ugreen Nexode 300 W Desktop Charger.

"Navitas has been working closely with UGREEN for a long time, it is our relentless pursuit of innovation that continues to refresh the milestone of fast charging," said Charles Zha, Vice President and General Manager of Navitas China. "This first 300 W GaN desktop charger based on LLC structure can realize such astonishing power density with such small size, which once again propelled the revolution of GaN fast charging."