Exact-SKU research guide · 40914
UGREEN Nexode CD271 40914 200W 6-Port Desktop Charger
A six-output desk station built around two 100W USB-C laptop paths, two 65W USB-C paths and two conservative 10W USB-A accessory outputs.
200W shared total100W + 100W dual C4× USB-C + 2× USB-APD 3.0 / PPSThermal load control
Overview
UGREEN 40914 / CD271 is a six-port desktop charging station with four USB-C and two USB-A receptacles. USB-C1 and C2 can each provide up to 100W alone and are documented to charge two 100W-class devices together within the 200W total. USB-C3 and C4 can each reach 65W alone. The current official EU sheet describes USB-A1/A2 as 5V/2A, 10W each; because another official regional sheet lists higher profiles, this India draft uses 10W as the conservative planning figure until the physical label is checked. With more than two ports occupied, power remains dynamically shared within 200W.
Best-fit summary: A permanent desk with two 100W-class USB-C computers plus tablets, phones or low-power USB-A accessories, where a detachable mains lead is preferable.
Key features
Two 100W priority ports
C1 and C2 are the strongest outputs and can form a documented 100W + 100W arrangement.
Two 65W secondary ports
C3 and C4 are useful for 65W-class notebooks, tablets, handhelds and phones when the total budget permits.
Thermal transparency
The exact manual states that sustained full-load temperature control may reduce the total to about 165W, then restore 200W after cooling.
Port map and connector roles
USB-C1 / USB-C2
Each up to 100W: 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/5A; PPS 3.3–21V/3A.
USB-C3 / USB-C4
Each up to 65W: profiles through 20V/3.25A; PPS 3.3–21V/3A.
USB-A1 / USB-A2
Conservative current official specification: 5V/2A, up to 10W each. Some regional CD271 sheets list up to 22.5W; verify the India unit label before relying on that.
AC input
Detachable 2m mains cord; exact India wall-end plug and any adapter are not identified on the live page.
Port labels matter: C1/C2 are the two 100W ports; C3/C4 are the two 65W ports. Treat both USB-A ports as 10W accessory outputs unless the physical India label explicitly supports more.
Exact power allocation
| System ceiling | 200W shared across all active outputs. |
|---|---|
| USB-C1 or C2 alone | Up to 100W each with a compatible device and 5A cable. |
| USB-C3 or C4 alone | Up to 65W each. |
| USB-A1 or A2 alone | Plan around 10W per the current official EU sheet/manual; check the India label because regional sheets conflict. |
| USB-C1 + USB-C2 | Documented 100W + 100W = 200W arrangement. |
| Three to six occupied outputs | Dynamically distributed within 200W; no unsupported fixed matrix is promised. |
| Thermal full-load control | The manual states that total output may temporarily reduce to about 165W at a preset upper temperature, then return to 200W after cooling. |
Read this before connecting several devices: Only the C1+C2 100W+100W split is presented as a verified fixed multi-port allocation. Do not infer a full six-port table from isolated maxima.
Charging protocols and speed logic
All four USB-C outputs support USB PD 3.0 and PPS within their individual voltage/current ranges, plus common QC/FCP/AFC/Apple/BC1.2 families. The USB-A outputs support common legacy quick-charge families, but official CD271 regional sheets disagree on their maximum electrical profile. This draft uses the lower 10W current-manual figure rather than overpromising 22.5W for India stock.
100W cable rule
C1/C2 need a compatible 5A e-marked C-to-C cable for a full 20V/5A session; the included 1m cable is rated 100W.
PPS range
USB-C PPS operates within each port’s documented 3.3–21V range and the device controls the requested value.
No PD 3.1 140W
This CD271 is a 20V, 100W-per-port design, not a 28V PD 3.1 140W charger.
Compatible devices and systems
Two USB-C laptops
C1 and C2 can serve two compatible computers at up to 100W each in the documented dual-port arrangement.
65W devices
Use C3 or C4 for compatible 45W/60W/65W laptops, tablets and handhelds when the remaining total budget permits.
Phones and tablets
Compatible iPhone, iPad, Galaxy, Pixel and similar devices draw only their negotiated power from a USB-C output.
USB-A accessories
Use A1/A2 for watches, earbuds, cameras or older cables where 10W planning is acceptable; do not rely on a higher India rate without label confirmation.
Compatibility rule: Match the device to the port class: 100W device on C1/C2, up to 65W on C3/C4 and low-power accessory on A1/A2.
Use scenarios
Dual-laptop workstation
Use C1 and C2 for the clearest 100W + 100W two-computer arrangement.
Editing or studio desk
Run two computers plus lower-demand tablet, phone and accessories while accepting dynamic sharing below isolated maxima.
Shared charging counter
Label the six cables by port class so users do not occupy a 100W port with a watch cable.
Home office cable reduction
The detachable AC lead and six front outputs consolidate several bricks into one visible station.
Setup and usability guidance
- Place the station on a stable, dry, ventilated surface with the ports and mains lead free of strain.
- Inspect the supplied mains cord and verify that its wall-end plug fits the intended socket securely. Do not promise or assume a regional adapter unless the exact India bundle lists one.
- Connect the detachable mains cord fully to the charger and wall supply before attaching devices.
- Start with the highest-demand laptop on the strongest documented USB-C port, using a suitable 5A cable where more than 60W is requested.
- Add other devices one at a time and use the verified allocation information instead of adding all single-port maxima together.
- Before a full-load session, place C1/C2 devices first and keep the housing clear so thermal management is not obstructed.
Setup principle: Start with one device on the strongest intended output, then add lower-priority devices.
Everyday usability and care
Symmetrical pairs
C1/C2 share the 100W class; C3/C4 share the 65W class; A1/A2 serve legacy accessories.
Front-facing cable plan
Route cables without bending connectors or blocking labels so every user can identify the intended port.
Load changes
Expect brief renegotiation after a new connection and possible lower power as the six-port load grows.
Thermal behaviour
A temporary reduction at sustained full load can be the documented protection response, not a permanent 165W limit.
Keep the desktop station on a hard surface, clean dust from around—not inside—the port openings, and avoid setting warm laptops or power banks directly on top of it.
What this product does
- Centralises several negotiated USB charging outputs around one detachable AC mains connection.
- Can power compatible laptops, tablets, phones and accessories when each device fits the relevant port profile.
- Dynamically shares a defined total power budget as connections change.
- Works as a standalone charger without software, drivers or network access.
- Provides a verified two-computer 100W + 100W arrangement.
What this product does not do
- It is not a dock, hub, display adapter, data switch, UPS or battery backup.
- The USB ports do not carry files, video, Ethernet or peripheral data.
- It does not guarantee that every port keeps its individual maximum during multi-device use.
- It cannot exceed the charging ceiling built into the device or cable.
- It does not contain six USB-C ports; two of the six outputs are USB-A.
What to do
- Use the labelled high-power USB-C ports for computers and reserve lower-power ports for phones or accessories.
- Use 5A e-marked USB-C cables for power above 60W and an EPR-rated cable when 28V PD 3.1 is required.
- Keep the station upright or flat as intended with clear ventilation around the housing.
- Allow the charger to renegotiate after adding or removing a device.
- Disconnect the mains cord before cleaning or rearranging the station.
- Verify the physical India label if more than 10W from either USB-A output is important.
What not to do
- Do not put the station under papers, fabric or other heat-trapping material.
- Do not use a damaged mains lead, loose wall socket or improvised plug connection.
- Do not treat a headline total as a single-port rating or add isolated maxima together.
- Do not place liquids, conductive objects or metal debris near the ports.
- Do not disassemble or continue operation after odour, arcing, repeated shutdown or visible damage.
- Do not use an undocumented six-port allocation chart copied from another UGREEN model.
Warnings and limitations
- The supplied mains-cord wall plug can vary by region; confirm the India pack physically when the live listing does not specify its wall end.
- High total output produces heat. Normal warmth should remain stable; abnormal heat or cycling is a stop-use condition.
- Adding or removing a device can briefly interrupt another output while the station assigns a new power budget.
- The strongest charging mode requires compatible device electronics and the correct cable, not merely a USB-C connector.
- The station is for dry indoor environments and does not provide battery backup during an outage.
- At sustained full load, the exact manual permits a temporary total reduction to about 165W for thermal control.
Stop-use trigger: Disconnect immediately for arcing, smoke, burning smell, melted material, visible deformation or repeated unexplained power loss.
Troubleshooting
Two laptops are below 100W
Use C1 and C2 only, with known 5A cables, and confirm each laptop accepts 20V/5A USB PD.
USB-A rate differs from a listing
Check the charger label. CD271 regional sheets conflict between 10W and 22.5W; this draft intentionally plans around 10W.
Total falls under prolonged heavy load
Clear ventilation and allow cooling. The manual documents a temporary reduction to about 165W at a preset temperature.
A device restarts when another is added
Power renegotiation can briefly interrupt an output. Repeated cycling without connection changes requires cable and load isolation.
Useful diagnostic: Disconnect all secondary devices and test the two laptops only on C1 and C2. Then add C3/C4 and USB-A loads one at a time to locate the combination that changes the result.
Technical specifications
| Brand / model / SKU | UGREEN Nexode CD271 / 40914 |
|---|---|
| AC input | 100–240V~ 50/60Hz, 2.5A max |
| Outputs | 4 × USB-C + 2 × USB-A |
| Maximum total | 200W shared |
| USB-C1 / C2 | Up to 100W each; fixed profiles through 20V/5A; PPS 3.3–21V/3A |
| USB-C3 / C4 | Up to 65W each; fixed profiles through 20V/3.25A; PPS 3.3–21V/3A |
| USB-A1 / A2 | Current official EU/manual: 5V/2A, 10W max each; other regional sheet: up to 22.5W |
| Verified dual-C allocation | C1 + C2: up to 100W + 100W |
| Thermal-control note | May temporarily reduce total to about 165W at preset full-load temperature |
| Dimensions | Approximately 101 × 101 × 32.3mm |
| Listed weight | Approximately 520g |
| Included AC cable | 2m detachable |
| Included USB-C cable | 1m USB-C to USB-C, rated up to 100W |
Package contents
Official exact-model materials list 1 × CD271 charger, 1 × 2m detachable AC power cable, 1 × 1m 100W USB-C to USB-C cable and 1 × user manual. The wall-end plug and an India adapter are not confirmed by the exact India page.
- Match SKU 40914 / CD271.
- Confirm the physical India label’s USB-A rating if it matters.
- Confirm the supplied mains-cord wall end or obtain a secure rated solution.
- Use C1+C2 for the verified dual-100W arrangement.
SKU assurance: This guide is written for SKU 40914 / model CD271. Do not transfer its power table or package claims to a similar-looking product.
Product-specific FAQ
What is the maximum charging output?
The station total is 200W. USB-C1 and C2 each reach up to 100W; C3 and C4 each up to 65W.
How does power change with multiple devices?
C1+C2 is documented at up to 100W+100W. With more ports occupied, power is dynamic within 200W; this draft does not invent an unsupported full matrix.
Can it charge a laptop?
Yes, for compatible USB PD laptops. Put 100W-class computers on C1/C2 and up-to-65W systems on C3/C4.
Which output or charging area should I use first?
Use C1 and C2 for the two highest-demand devices, then C3/C4, and reserve A1/A2 for low-power accessories.
Which fast-charging standards does it support?
USB-C supports PD 3.0, PPS and common quick-charge families. This model is not a 28V PD 3.1 140W charger.
Can this regional product be used in India?
The electrical input supports India mains voltage, but the exact India listing does not identify the mains-cord wall plug or include an adapter claim. Verify the physical box.
Why can charging pause or restart?
A brief pause can occur after a connection change. Repeated restarts without changes may indicate an unstable cable, socket or excessive load.
Why can real charging speed be lower than the printed wattage?
Device input, cable rating, active-port sharing, temperature and battery state all affect real power. Full-load thermal control may temporarily lower the total.
Do any of these connectors transfer data?
No. The four USB-C and two USB-A receptacles are charging outputs only.
What is included in the package?
Charger, 2m AC power cable, 1m 100W USB-C to USB-C cable and manual. India wall-plug fit is not confirmed.
How do I confirm this exact model?
Match SKU 40914 / CD271. Check the physical label before relying on the disputed USB-A ceiling.
