Ugreen has brought its Nexode Pro 45W charger to the United States, the United Kingdom and Germany, giving buyers in those markets a compact USB-C power adapter whose most visible feature is a small screen set at an angle. The display is tilted at 45 degrees, a design choice meant to make it easier to read once the charger is plugged into a wall outlet.
The single USB-C port delivers up to 45W, and the adapter supports the PD and PPS fast-charging protocols. Ugreen says the charger recognizes iPhone 15, 16 and 17 series devices and tailors charging accordingly. The company also claims that an iPhone 17 Pro can reach 70 percent charge in 30 minutes.
A screen that shows more than wattage
The angled panel is not limited to a single reading. It can show real-time power output and temperature, and it also supports emojis and illustrations, turning a normally anonymous accessory into something with a small visual personality. Because the screen is tilted, users do not have to crouch or angle their heads to check on charging status when the adapter is in a low wall socket.
Beyond phones, Ugreen lists tablets, gaming handhelds and lightweight laptops among the devices the charger can power. MacBook Air charging is supported as well, according to the brief. That range puts the Nexode Pro in the category of travel chargers that aim to cover several gadgets without requiring a separate brick for each one.
Size, prongs and portability
The charger measures 1.57 by 1.73 by 1.50 inches, a footprint small enough to disappear into a bag pocket. Its prongs fold down, which helps when packing and reduces the chance of the adapter snagging on other items. The combination of a compact body and foldable plug is aimed at people who move between outlets at home, in an office or on a trip.
Ugreen is selling the Nexode Pro 45W on Amazon in all three launch countries. The US price is $34.99, the UK price is £35.99 and the German price is €34.99.
How it lines up against Anker
The new charger enters a market where Anker already offers a 45W adapter with a display at the same $34.99 price point in the US. Anker’s model detects iPhones, including the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, according to the brief. Ugreen’s model, by contrast, is described as recognizing the iPhone 15, 16 and 17 series.
Anker also sells a different 45W adapter that ramps up to 65W but lacks a display. That gives shoppers a choice between a screen and higher dynamic output. Ugreen’s Nexode Pro sits on the screen side of that trade-off, with a fixed 45W rating and a display that provides live information.
A China-first debut
The charger was not entirely new when it reached the US, UK and Germany in September 2026. Ugreen had released it in China in May as a limited edition bundled with a PB610 power bank. The wider launch now makes the product available to buyers in three additional markets through Amazon.
For anyone comparing compact 45W chargers, the Nexode Pro’s pitch is straightforward: a single USB-C port, broad device support, a screen that shows what the charger is doing, and a body small enough to carry. Whether the angled display is enough to separate it from Anker’s similarly priced option will depend on how much buyers value seeing real-time data and custom graphics on a charger that fits in a palm.
