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Ugreen Launches Ultra-Thin 12.5mm 45W GaN Charger in China

Ugreen Launches Ultra-Thin 12.5mm 45W GaN Charger in China
Ugreen Nexode Air 45W GaN charger
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Ugreen has launched the Nexode Air 45W Ice Chip charger in China, an ultra-thin GaN power adapter measuring just 12.5mm thick.

Priced at 109 yuan (about $16), the charger is designed for portability with dimensions of 62.2 x 42.74 x 12.5 mm and a weight of 54 grams.

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According to Ugreen, the new model is roughly 58% smaller by volume than its previous 45W chargers, thanks to GaN technology.

The flat, rectangular charger features foldable prongs and a single USB-C port on the bottom edge. It comes in a silver-gray finish.

The 45W output is sufficient to fast-charge modern smartphones, tablets, and handheld gaming PCs.

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Ugreen claims it can charge an iPhone 17 Pro from 0 to 67% in about 30 minutes.

It supports standard fast-charging protocols and operates on a 100-240V input range, making it suitable for international use with a plug adapter.

Thermal Management and Safety

Ugreen uses a high-density internal layout and a heat-conductive structure to manage thermals, which it calls the Ice Chip system.

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The charger also includes Thermal Guard, which monitors temperature multiple times per second to prevent overheating.

With a power density of 1.496W/cm³ and 90% energy conversion efficiency, the internal components are tightly packed.

Safety features include protection against overcurrent, overvoltage, and short circuits, housed in a flame-retardant shell.

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A voltage regulation system adjusts power delivery as devices charge, and once a device reaches 80%, the charger switches to trickle-charge mode to preserve battery health.

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