UGREEN X773 100W 5-Port GaN Charger with Smart Display (65620B)

Nexode Pro • Exact SKU 65620B

Overview

UGREEN X773 100W 5-Port GaN Charger with Smart Display

The UGREEN X773 is a charging-only AC wall charger for a mixed USB-C and USB-A device setup. It combines four USB-C outputs, one USB-A output and a touch-controlled digital display in one compact body, with up to 100W total shared output.

Use USB-C1 or USB-C2 for a compatible high-power USB-C laptop when it is the only active port. Add phones, tablets, earbuds, watches or a power bank as needed, remembering that the available 100W budget is automatically divided when more than one device is connected.

Key features

Charging ports and shared power

Port labels matter. Reserve USB-C1 or USB-C2 for the highest-demand USB-C device. USB-C3 supports up to 30W, while USB-C4 and USB-A are useful for companion devices. USB-A can reach up to 22.5W only when the connected device, cable and charging protocol all support it.

Smart display and charging visibility

The front display is useful for checking whether a port is active and which charging profile has been negotiated. It can show protocol, voltage and current information for the connected outputs, and its touch control supports everyday screen operation and orientation.

• Use the display as a status guide: readings can rise or fall as a battery fills, the device changes power state or another port becomes active.
• Do not treat a changing value as a fault by itself: modern USB-C devices continuously manage their own charging demand.
• Expect screen sleep: the display can enter an energy-saving inactive state and can be woken using the touch control.
• Not a laboratory meter: it is not intended to replace calibrated USB power-analysis equipment.

Use scenarios

Setup and usability guidance

• 1. Inspect first: confirm that the charger, plug pins, India adapter, socket and charging cables are clean, dry and undamaged.
• 2. Fit the plug adapter firmly: attach it squarely to the European two-pin plug and insert the combined assembly into a secure Indian socket.
• 3. Connect the priority device: use USB-C1 or USB-C2 first for a compatible laptop or other high-power USB-C device.
• 4. Add companion devices: connect other equipment one at a time so any brief power renegotiation is easy to identify.
• 5. Check device and display: confirm that each device reports charging and that the display shows the expected active ports.
• 6. Leave ventilation: keep the charger exposed to free air, and route cables so they do not pull the adapter sideways or place strain on the socket.
• 7. Disconnect safely: remove cables by their connectors and unplug the charger before cleaning or extended storage.

Compatible devices and systems

Compatibility is based on the device accepting USB charging through the chosen connector and supporting a charging profile available from that port. The charger does not require an operating-system driver, but the device and cable determine the maximum negotiated power.

What this product does

• Converts compatible 100–240V AC mains input into negotiated USB charging power.
• Provides four USB-C charging outputs and one USB-A charging output from one wall connection.
• Offers up to 100W total shared output, with up to 100W from USB-C1 or USB-C2 when used individually.
• Automatically divides power according to the number of active ports and the profiles requested by connected devices.
• Shows charging-status information on its integrated digital display.
• Supports many common charging protocols, with actual availability dependent on the chosen port, device and cable.

What this product does not do

• It does not provide more than 100W total across all connected devices.
• It does not deliver 100W from USB-C1 and USB-C2 simultaneously.
• It does not transfer files or turn the USB ports into a data hub.
• It does not provide HDMI, DisplayPort, audio, Ethernet or network connectivity.
• It does not convert mains voltage through the supplied plug adapter.
• It does not guarantee a proprietary fast-charge mode that requires the original brand charger or a special cable.
• It is not a battery, power bank, UPS, extension board or precision electrical measuring instrument.

What to do

• Use USB-C1 or USB-C2 for the highest-power compatible USB-C device.
• Use a certified 100W-rated or higher e-marked USB-C cable for high-power laptop charging.
• Allow a brief pause after connecting another device while the charger redistributes power.
• Keep the charger dry, uncovered and surrounded by free airflow.
• Use a firm, undamaged wall socket and ensure the European-to-Indian adapter is fully seated.
• Check both the charger display and the device charging indicator when troubleshooting.
• Disconnect the charger before cleaning and wipe only with a dry, soft cloth.

What not to do

• Do not expect five connected devices to receive their individual single-port maximums at once.
• Do not use the charger for data transfer, display output, Ethernet or USB peripheral connections.
• Do not cover it with bedding, clothing, papers or a travel pouch while it is operating.
• Do not use wet hands, expose the charger to liquid or operate it in a damp environment.
• Do not use a loose socket, damaged plug adapter, frayed cable or connector that becomes unusually hot.
• Do not pull on cables to unplug them or allow heavy cables to lever the adapter sideways.
• Do not open, modify or attempt to repair the charger.

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