UGREEN
UGREEN DigiNest Cube 65W GaN 7-in-1 Desktop Charging Station
A 7-in-1 desktop station with three AC outlets, two USB-C ports and two USB-A ports delivering up to 65 W total output via a 6 ft cord
- Charge 7 devices from one cube with 3 AC outlets, 2 USB-C and 2 USB-A ports
- 65 W single-port output powers a laptop at full speed
- GaN III technology keeps the unit small and cool under load
- Built-in overcurrent, overvoltage, short-circuit, overheat and overcharge protection
- 6 ft extension cord lets you place the hub where it is most convenient
Compact 7-in-1 power hub
The UGREEN DigiNest Cube is a desktop charging station that combines three AC outlets with two USB-C and two USB-A ports in a single GaN-powered unit. It delivers up to 65 W from a USB-C port, making it suitable for charging laptops, tablets and phones at the same time. A 6 ft extension cord connects the cube to the wall socket.
Port mix and GaN efficiency
Two USB-C ports each support 65 W output while the two USB-A ports provide 18 W each, letting you fast-charge a MacBook Air or iPhone 14 Pro Max alongside smaller accessories. Gallium-nitride circuitry keeps the 3 x 3 x 3 inch cube cooler and more efficient than traditional silicon designs. The seven ports replace multiple wall warts and reduce cable clutter on the desk.
Check your power needs first
Verify that the combined draw of every device you plan to plug in stays within the station's 65 W total USB budget and the AC outlet rating for your region. The unit relies on a single wall socket, so confirm you have a free outlet near the desk. Buyers who need more than three AC receptacles or higher per-port USB power should look for a larger power strip.
Highlights
- Charge 7 devices from one cube with 3 AC outlets, 2 USB-C and 2 USB-A ports
- 65 W single-port output powers a laptop at full speed
- GaN III technology keeps the unit small and cool under load
- Built-in overcurrent, overvoltage, short-circuit, overheat and overcharge protection
- 6 ft extension cord lets you place the hub where it is most convenient
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Do the USB-C ports share the 65 W total or can each deliver 65 W on its own?
The two USB-C ports share a combined 65 W maximum; when both are used the power is split between them.
What limits continuous output when all three AC outlets and four USB ports are loaded?
The 65 W total power budget is the first limit; drawing more will trigger the over-current protection.
How hot does the GaN cube get when it runs at full load all day?
GaN III technology keeps temperatures lower than silicon designs, and the built-in over-heating safeguard will throttle power before the case becomes unsafe.
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