Exact-SKU research guide · 15334
UGREEN Nexode CD244 15334 65W 3-Port GaN Charger, White
A white 65W three-output charger whose two USB-C and one USB-A paths have a fully explained allocation table for one, two or three devices.
65W single USB-C2× USB-C + USB-A45W + 20W dual CPD / PPSEU 2-pin
Overview
UGREEN 15334 / CD244 is a white 65W GaN wall charger with two USB-C receptacles and one USB-A receptacle. Either USB-C can reach up to 65W when used alone, while USB-A can reach up to 22.5W alone. The exact hardware manual supplies the useful sharing rules: C1+C2 is 45W+20W; C1+USB-A is 45W+18W; C2+USB-A shares 15W; all three outputs are 45W+7.5W+7.5W. Those multi-port values, not the isolated maxima, are the correct planning figures.
Best-fit summary: A 45W–65W USB-C laptop plus a phone or USB-A accessory, especially when a fully documented multi-port split is more valuable than a larger headline.
Key features
Either USB-C reaches 65W
C1 and C2 have the same 65W isolated ceiling, although their sharing behaviour differs.
Useful C1 priority
C1 retains 45W when paired with either C2 or USB-A, making it the sensible laptop port.
Conservative all-port truth
The exact manual gives 45W + 7.5W + 7.5W; this corrects the inconsistent 8.5W figures on the old page.
Port map and connector roles
USB-C1
Up to 65W alone: 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A or 20V/3.25A; PPS 3.3–21V/3A. Retains 45W in documented two/three-port modes.
USB-C2
Up to 65W alone with the same fixed and PPS profiles; becomes 20W with C1 or joins a shared 15W group with USB-A.
USB-A
Up to 22.5W alone on supported profiles; 18W with C1, shared 15W with C2, or 7.5W in all-three mode.
Fixed EU mains plug
No India plug adapter is confirmed; use only a secure compatible socket or rated adapter.
Port labels matter: Use C1 for the priority laptop because it retains 45W when other ports are added. C2 and USB-A can become a shared low-power group.
Exact power allocation
| USB-C1 alone | Up to 65W. |
|---|---|
| USB-C2 alone | Up to 65W. |
| USB-A alone | Up to 22.5W. |
| USB-C1 + USB-C2 | 45W + 20W. |
| USB-C1 + USB-A | 45W + 18W. |
| USB-C2 + USB-A | 15W shared between the two connections. |
| All three ports | 45W + 7.5W + 7.5W, using the exact-manual figure. |
Read this before connecting several devices: The India page’s 8.5W + 8.5W all-port wording conflicts with the exact manual. This draft uses the safer 7.5W + 7.5W values.
Charging protocols and speed logic
Both USB-C ports support USB PD 3.0 and PPS with fixed profiles through 20V/3.25A and PPS 3.3–21V/3A. Common QC/FCP/AFC/Apple/BC1.2 modes are available on the appropriate ports, while USB-A provides compatible legacy profiles up to 22.5W alone. Protocol availability does not preserve isolated maxima after another port is occupied.
65W cable need
A 65W session needs a compatible device and a USB-C cable rated beyond the ordinary 3A / 60W class.
C2 + A grouping
Those two outputs share 15W when used without C1, so they are not suitable for two simultaneous fast-charge sessions.
Renegotiation
Adding a second or third connection can briefly reset charging while the exact split is applied.
Compatible devices and systems
USB-C laptops
Compatible 45W/60W/65W notebooks can use either USB-C alone; use C1 if other devices will remain connected.
Phones and tablets
Compatible iPhone, iPad, Galaxy, Pixel and other devices negotiate supported PD/PPS power within the active split.
Handhelds and power banks
Switch-class devices and USB-C power banks can charge when their input matches a listed fixed or PPS profile.
USB-A accessories
Watches, earbuds, cameras and older phone cables can use USB-A, but its budget changes sharply with C2 or all-three use.
Compatibility rule: If a laptop is connected with other devices, put it on C1. Avoid C2+USB-A as a high-speed two-device pairing because those ports share only 15W.
Use scenarios
Laptop + phone
Use C1+C2 for 45W + 20W or C1+USB-A for 45W + 18W, depending on the phone cable.
Three-device bedside
All ports can charge, but the two secondary devices receive 7.5W each rather than fast-charge ceilings.
Single 65W computer
Use either USB-C alone with a suitable cable for the full supported ceiling.
Travel or hot desk
The compact charger reduces bulk, but the fixed EU pins still require a secure socket solution in India.
Setup and usability guidance
- Read the product label and confirm that the mains-input range, fixed plug and wall socket are compatible before connecting power.
- This regional SKU uses fixed EU 2-pin pins. If the socket does not grip them securely, use a properly rated certified adapter rather than forcing or balancing the charger.
- Connect the charger to a sound, dry wall socket; connect a correctly rated cable to the intended USB output; then connect the device.
- For the highest-power session, begin with the strongest documented USB-C output and one device. Add other devices only after checking the sharing table.
- Unplug by holding the charger body. Do not remove it by pulling a charging cable.
- Place a laptop on C1 before connecting secondary devices so the intended 45W priority is preserved.
Setup principle: Start with one device on the strongest intended output, then add lower-priority devices.
Everyday usability and care
C1 is the multi-port anchor
Although both USB-C ports are equal alone, C1 has the better documented sharing role.
Avoid C2 + A for speed
That pair shares just 15W and is best for low-power accessories.
All-three expectations
The two secondary 7.5W outputs may show ordinary charging rather than a fast-charge badge.
White finish care
Use a dry soft cloth; abrasive cleaners can mark the housing and liquid can enter the ports.
Protect the fixed pins from bending and avoid packing the charger while still warm. Keep the three port openings free of lint and moisture.
What this product does
- Converts 100–240V AC mains power into negotiated low-voltage USB charging outputs for compatible electronics.
- Selects a mutually supported voltage and current with the connected device; there is no manual voltage switch.
- Redistributes a finite total power budget when more than one output is occupied.
- Works without an app, account, driver, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection.
- Provides explicit one-, two- and three-device allocation rules from the exact manual.
What this product does not do
- It is not a voltage converter for AC appliances and it does not create a household AC outlet.
- Its USB connectors are charging outputs, not file-transfer, video, networking or docking ports.
- It cannot force a device to accept a wattage or fast-charge protocol that the device and cable do not support.
- It cannot keep every port at its single-port maximum when several devices share the charger.
- It does not provide 65W from both USB-C ports at the same time.
What to do
- Use sound cables rated for the current and power requested by the device.
- Keep the charger uncovered and exposed to air during high-power charging.
- Place the highest-demand device on the strongest documented output.
- Expect a brief charging reset when a connection changes and power is renegotiated.
- Disconnect mains power before cleaning and use only a dry, soft cloth.
- Use C1 for a laptop whenever another output will also be active.
What not to do
- Do not use a loose, scorched, cracked, wet or mechanically damaged wall socket, adapter, cable or charger.
- Do not cover the charger with bedding, clothing or other insulating material.
- Do not force EU pins into a socket that does not accept them securely.
- Do not assume connector shape alone proves protocol or wattage compatibility.
- Do not disassemble the housing or continue use after arcing, smoke, odour, deformation or repeated unexplained shutdown.
- Do not plan two fast-charge sessions around the C2 + USB-A 15W shared group.
Warnings and limitations
- The printed wattage is a maximum under defined conditions, not a promise that every device will draw that power.
- Charging normally slows as a battery fills, warms up or applies its own battery-health controls.
- Some warmth is normal at high load. Excessive heat, smell, noise, deformation or cycling requires immediate disconnection.
- This charger is intended for dry indoor use and is not documented as waterproof.
- A plug adapter changes only physical fit; it does not repair a loose socket or create a new charging protocol.
- The exact India package does not confirm a charging cable or India plug adapter.
Stop-use trigger: Disconnect immediately for arcing, smoke, burning smell, melted material, visible deformation or repeated unexplained power loss.
Troubleshooting
Laptop drops from 65W
Any second connection invokes a sharing mode. Use C1 and consult the exact row; disconnect others to restore a possible 65W session.
C2 and USB-A are unexpectedly slow
Together they share 15W by design. Move the priority USB-C device to C1.
All-three figures do not match old copy
The exact CD244 manual supports 45W + 7.5W + 7.5W; this draft intentionally uses that conservative value.
EU plug is unstable
Disconnect and use a sound compatible socket or properly rated adapter. Do not force or prop the charger.
Useful diagnostic: Test the priority device alone on C1, then add C2, then USB-A. The sequence makes each documented allocation change visible and helps identify a limiting cable.
Technical specifications
| Brand / model / SKU | UGREEN Nexode CD244 / 15334 |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| AC input | 100–240V~ 50/60Hz |
| Outputs | 2 × USB-C + 1 × USB-A |
| Maximum total | 65W |
| Either USB-C alone | Up to 65W; fixed profiles through 20V/3.25A; PPS 3.3–21V/3A |
| USB-A alone | Up to 22.5W |
| C1 + C2 | 45W + 20W |
| C1 + USB-A | 45W + 18W |
| C2 + USB-A | 15W shared |
| All three | 45W + 7.5W + 7.5W |
| Plug | Fixed EU 2-pin |
| Cable / India adapter | Not confirmed as included |
Package contents
Exact SKU information lists 1 × white UGREEN CD244 / 15334 charger and 1 × user manual. No USB-C charging cable or India plug adapter is confirmed.
- Match SKU 15334 / CD244 in white.
- Use C1 for the laptop in any multi-device arrangement.
- Accept that all-three mode gives 7.5W to each secondary output.
- Provide a suitable cable and, if needed, a secure rated EU-to-India adapter.
SKU assurance: This guide is written for SKU 15334 / model CD244. Do not transfer its power table or package claims to a similar-looking product.
Product-specific FAQ
What is the maximum charging output?
Either USB-C port can provide up to 65W alone. The charger total is 65W.
How does power change with multiple devices?
C1+C2 is 45W+20W; C1+A is 45W+18W; C2+A shares 15W; all three are 45W+7.5W+7.5W.
Can it charge a laptop?
Yes, if the laptop accepts USB-C PD at 65W or less. Use C1 if any second device will be connected.
Which output or charging area should I use first?
Use USB-C1 for the priority laptop, USB-C2 for the secondary USB-C device and USB-A for a legacy accessory.
Which fast-charging standards does it support?
USB-C supports PD 3.0 and PPS plus common quick-charge families; USB-A supports compatible legacy modes.
Can this regional product be used in India?
The electrical input supports India mains voltage, but the fixed EU plug may need a secure rated adapter. None is confirmed in the box.
Why can charging pause or restart?
A brief pause can occur when another port is added because the charger moves to a new allocation.
Why can real charging speed be lower than the printed wattage?
Port sharing, device input, cable rating, battery level and temperature can all reduce real charging speed.
Do any of these connectors transfer data?
No. All three connectors are charging outputs only.
What is included in the package?
One white CD244 / 15334 charger and a user manual are listed. No cable or India adapter is confirmed.
How do I confirm this exact model?
Match SKU 15334 / CD244. Do not use the 8.5W + 8.5W old-page figure; the exact manual supports 7.5W + 7.5W.
