With the increasing adoption of remote working models and the growing number of Malaysians who require extra battery power for their devices, portable chargers are seeing a massive demand. In fact, according to Allied Market Research, the global portable charger market is projected to reach USD $17.3 billion by 2031, with a CAGR of 9.8% from 2022 to 2031. Now, UGREEN is launching its revolutionary Nexode RG 65W Charger — a unique innovation that is not just a safe, multiple-port charging device, but a delightfully cute robotic companion, too.
The Nexode RG is a piece of art, a lovable day-to-day accessory, and a portable charger using the revolutionary GaNFast™ chip with fast-charging capabilities three times as efficient as traditional silicon-based chargers. Notably, in contrast to the functional but standard designs of conventional chargers, its playful and unique robot design is aimed to charm users who want something that isn’t purely utilitarian.
The use of Airpyra™ technology for a greatly reduced size allows for easy portability, making it the perfect partner for home, work, or anywhere else in the world! In addition, with 2 USB C ports and 1 USB A port, it is compatible with all modern smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other devices, and can get an iPhone 15 Pro to 60% or a MacBook Air M2 to 51% in only 30 minutes!
“The Nexode RG’s designer, Canyu Yang, is determined to break away from the tradition of using a minimalist, business-focused style,” says Christy Wang, Product Manager of UGREEN. “Canyu, who has lived and worked independently for years, has always wished for more companionship. Consequently, a charging device designed to serve as a life companion became his primary focus. He decided to utilise an artful, fun-sized aesthetic to enhance the charger’s warmth and appeal, and also incorporated his love for music, giving rise to the concept of a sweet little robot adorned with headphones.”
Users looking to enrich their lifestyle with tech products will be delighted by the adorable mini LED screen that shows different emoji expressions for charging states, providing real-time charging information in the cutest manner possible. Furthermore, while its compact size makes it perfect for on-the-go 65W fast charging, its removable boots also work as both a stand and a protective accessory for the Nexode RG’s prongs.
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UGREEN also demonstrates a commitment to user safety through their understanding of concerns about safety during the charging process. Many users might be apprehensive of portable chargers, with worries of overheating or potential damage to devices. The Nexode RG is built with flame-retardant and durable materials — as well as UGREEN’s temperature monitor system, Thermal Guard™ — to provide additional safety, preventing those and other related issues of short circuiting, overloads, and overvoltage.
On a different note, UGREEN’s commitment to social responsibility, humanistic care, and environmental concerns is reflected in the use of GaN technology. In contrast to silicon chips, the GaN chip not only allows for a smaller sized and lighter weighted charger, but its increased efficiency also results in less waste heat generated. In this way, the eco-friendly GaN chip provides a suitable sustainable alternative — one chip reduces CO2 emissions by 4 kilograms each, again in comparison to traditional silicon chips.
At the heart of it all, UGREEN wants the Nexode RG to represent progress, thoughtful design, and environmental responsibility. The Nexode RG is designed to show Malaysians a future where charging is not just practical but also enjoyable, transforming chargers from simply a utilitarian item to a premium experience.
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