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Ugreen has introduced a new 67W travel charger in China, combining a multi-region plug adapter and a multi-port fast charger into a single unit. It is currently available for pre-order for 189 yuan ($28).
Ugreen 67W Travel Charger Specifications
The charger features a built-in screen that displays real-time charging information. It shows the active charging protocol, current, power output, and charging status, giving you more information than a standard LED indicator.
The display also works with the charger’s intelligent temperature control system and shows when thermal protection is active during demanding charging sessions. It also comes with a PPS (Programmable Power Supply) priority mode, which can be switched on by pressing and holding the control for two seconds.
For the actual charging hardware, the brick has three ports: two USB-C and one USB-A. If you plug a single device into either of the USB-C ports, it can output the full 67W using the PD 3.2 protocol. That is enough power to keep most standard thin-and-light laptops charged, along with phones and tablets from companies like Apple, Lenovo, and Xiaomi.
The USB-A port is capped at 22.5W, which is standard for charging smaller accessories like wireless earbuds or power banks. If you use multiple ports at the same time, the charger splits the power across the connected devices, but the total draw will never exceed 67W.
Since it is designed for travel, the charger has interchangeable plugs built into the body. It includes prongs for US, UK, European, and Australian outlets. It also supports a 100V-240V input range, meaning you can plug it into the wall in most countries without needing a separate voltage converter or a bulky adapter.
To keep the size down, Ugreen is using a stacked internal design that it calls AirPyra 2.0. The whole unit measures 92.2 x 52.0 x 30.9mm and weighs 166 grams. Ugreen compares the overall footprint to a small pack of pocket tissues, so it shouldn’t take up much room in a backpack or carry-on bag.
The charger goes by the model number X576 and includes an 18-month warranty. Right now, it is only available in China, and Ugreen hasn’t said if or when it will be sold in other regions.
In related news, Ugreen has recently launched its first Thunderbolt 5 GPU dock with an 850W PSU and triple-port daisy-chaining support. The company has also introduced the HiTune T8 earbuds with -55dB ANC, LDAC support, AI-powered features, and up to 50 hours of battery life.
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