LAS VEGAS, Jan. 10, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Ugreen, a leading brand in consumer electronics, is announcing a new collaboration with Intel during the unveiling of the new UGREEN NASync Network Attached Storage devices on the first day of 2024 CES. This development signifies a substantial leap forward. Empowered by Intel® processors, the new product lineup come with storage efficiency, and automated smart decision-making ability. With AI becoming more integrated into daily life, UGREEN and Intel are collaborating on more easy-to-use features, making daily work and life more convenient.

"With technology shifting more and more towards AI integration and related capabilities, we made the conscious decision to collaborate with a well-known, experienced institution to integrate these functions into our upcoming products," states UGREEN general manager Evan Li. "We hope to introduce more customers to mere fractions of smart AI capabilities with the release of our NASync devices."

More known for its revolutionary charging and accessories, UGREEN has made strides into the alternative energy source industry with the recent release of the PowerRoam Portable Power Station. Catapulting from that success, the is meant to culminate Intel technical and hardware expertise in cloud computing and PC components, with UGREEN's extensive knowledge in HDD and SSD storage solutions.

"Intel has a complete and mature solution system in the NAS field," states UGREEN product manager, Kris Wei, when asked about the collaboration. "From entry-level needs to commercial fields, Intel provides key main control chips that make them the ideal first choice for cooperation."

The collaborative efforts have already begun to bare fruit, as UGREEN's product definition has incorporated many innovative designs in the consumer NAS field. Breakthroughs in areas like 8K video output, AI model computing power maximization and application are some examples of the practical benefits that have come from the team up. For more information on the UGREEN NASync series, please visit, https://nas.ugreen.com/pages/ugreen-nas-storage-preheat.

About Intel

Founded in 1968, Intel is a multinational company and one of the world's largest semiconductor manufacturers. They supply various components for computer systems, with client computing accounting for over 50% of their revenue, and are most associated with the x86 architecture.

About UGREEN

Founded in 2012, UGREEN has been dedicated to building consumer electronic devices and accessories with leading technological innovations, and making them accessible to everyday consumers. With over 40 million users in more than 100 countries, UGREEN has steadily grown into a well-known, trustworthy brand.

LAS VEGAS, Jan. 8, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Ugreen, a leading brand in consumer electronics.They'll be unveiling their rendition of NAS devices along with vehicle accessories to complement their portable power station, aptly titled the PowerRoam series, at CES 2024 (booth No.22733), running from January 9-12, 2024 in Las Vegas.

At the forefront of �Ը��� NAS product line is the flagship product: NASync DX480T Plus. The DX480T Plus is the smallest in the NAS line at 7.0 x 5.6 x 2.0 inches and developed with an emphasis on high-performance and portability. SSD storage spaces allow for up to 16TB of fast, all-flash storage space. An expandable RAM drive provides up to 32GB of memory for high-speed processing, and powering the homemade Ugreen OS Pro(UGOS Pro) is Intel's very own 12th gen Core i5 10 Core processor. Boosting data and media transfer speeds are two Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports providing up to 40Gb/s of transfer speeds, making it one of the smallest, fastest NAS devices around.

Accompanying the release of the DX480T Plus are the NASync DXP8800 Pro and DXP4800 Plus, both equipped with Intel 12th gen premium CPUs, expandable RAM, and 4 bays for the 4800 and 8 bays for the 8800. The 8800 Pro also comes equipped with two Thunderbolt 4 ports.

With the increase in Electric Vehicles, the desire for EV accessories to facilitate an easier car care and cleaning experience is quickly becoming an equivalent necessity. At CES 2024, Ugreen will exhibit an EV accessory line for the EV enthusiast. There are a plethora of accessories to choose form including:

Two portable Ugreen Tire Inflators. The smaller inflator is powered by two lithium-ion batteries with a total capacity of 2500mAh, and the larger version is a 12-volt plug-in via the car cigarette port. Both provide an intuitive display that conveys important information regarding tire pressure units, with the larger version providing additional adjustment buttons for customized pressure values, an LED light to help illuminate the tire, and supports a maximum pressure of 150 psi.

The Ugreen 300-watt Car Power Inverter converts your car cigarette outlet into a plug-in adapter that supports power to two AC outlets, one USB-C and one USB-A port simultaneously. An LED screen provides real-time information like output voltage and power, and the adapter is covered by flame-retardant material and is equipped with various protections like over-current, over-voltage, over-heating, and more.

Additionally, Ugreen will unveil a 10000mAh jump starter capable of starting 4-liter engines or 2.5L diesel vehicles, a handheld vacuum cleaner, a Portable EV Charger, and many more accessories for the active driver.

About Ugreen

Established in 2012, Ugreen specializes in providing electronic accessories and digital solutions for consumers globally. Ugreen has steadily grown into a trustworthy brand, with over 40 million users in over 100 countries, Ugreen provides a wide range of charging devices and accessories, phone and computer accessories, as well as home and auto accessories.

WILMINGTON, Del., Dec. 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Ugreen, a global leader in consumer electronics and charging technology, is pleased to announce the launch of its Revodok Series Hubs & Docking Stations. Under the banner "Expand Your Creativity," these new products cater to diverse user demands and comprise three distinct series: Revodok Max Series, Revodok Pro Series, and Revodok Basic Series.

The Revodok Max 213, the premier product of the Revodok Max Series, is specifically tailored for professionals in fields like media, data/financial analysis, photography, audio/video production, engineering, and design. It epitomizes "Ultra-high Speed and Ultra-high Efficiency", facilitating seamless collaboration and productivity in multi-device offices and high-performance equipment settings.

With its Thunderpoint 4 interface, the Revodok Max 213 offers a remarkable 40Gbps transmission speed, facilitating rapid file transfers. It also functions as a flexible monitor interface, ensuring smooth connectivity without sacrificing performance. Professionals can enjoy a single 8K 30Hz display setup (Windows only) or a dual 4K 60Hz display, compatible with select Apple models that support two external screens for varied content display. The docking station requires no additional driver downloads, ensuring compatibility with various Windows and Apple models.

Designed to cater to the varied needs of professionals, the device comes with 13 ports, providing a wide range of connectivity options. It includes a 2.5Gbps network port, making it perfect for high-performance computing, multimedia transmission, and large-scale data transfers. It also supports 90W fast charging, ensuring devices are charged quickly and efficiently.

The Revodok Max 213 is highly adaptable, compatible with computers that have Thunderbolt 3, Thunderbolt 4, and USB-C interfaces. It provides dual TF/SD card reading capabilities, convenient for professionals who frequently use memory cards. The device's enhanced heat dissipation system, featuring a triple heat dissipation design with an aluminum shell, two-sided thermal aluminum sheet, and built-in heat dissipation silicone, guarantees optimal performance even during prolonged use. Priced at $399.99, the Revodok Max 213 is available both at Amazon and Ugreen's website.

The Revodok Pro Series, with four products available, is dedicated to delivering an exceptional user experience, embodying the essence of "Enjoy Prime Experience" as its primary focus. The series cater to professionals such as developers, financial analysts, gamers, product managers, educators, graphic designers, content creators, and more. The Revodok Pro 210, for example, supports 8K HDMI single screen (Windows only), high refresh rates, and dual 4K60 output for smooth visuals. It offers 85W fast charging for extended gaming or work sessions. Its Gigabit Ethernet port ensures a stable, fast internet connection for high-stakes gaming or crucial video calls. The product also includes a USB data interface for simultaneous multi-device connection, guaranteeing seamless interaction. Priced at €69,99 the Revodok Pro 210 is available both at Amazon and Ugreen's website.

The Revodok Basic Series is another series tailored to meet the needs of individual users. The series captures the essence of "Simple but Immeasurable," combining seamless simplicity with unparalleled functionality.

Know more about Revodok Series at Ugreen.com and Amazon.

About Ugreen:

Established in 2012, Ugreen specializes in providing distinguished accessories and digital solutions for global consumers. Ugreen has steadily grown into a trustworthy brand with over 40 million users worldwide, providing products ranging from charging devices, phone and computer accessories to home and automobile accessories. For more information, please visit www.ugreen.com.

BERLIN, Dec. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- On December 18, Ugreen, a global leader in consumer electronics and charging technology, unveils its highly anticipated Nexode Pro Series, a revolutionary line of fast charger products designed to meet the needs of modern consumers. The series introduces four cutting-edge chargers, each offering exceptional features and performance.

These chargers incorporate the latest Airpyra™ Tech, a new generation of electronic stacking technology, resulting in a compact and portable design. Despite their smaller stature, the Nexode Pro Series chargers deliver higher charging efficiency, ensuring devices are powered up quickly and efficiently.

The Nexode Pro Series chargers are ideal for a wide range of devices. All chargers of the series support various fast charging protocols, including PD/QC/SCP/AFC/PPS and the 45W Samsung Super-Fast Charging 2.0. With this comprehensive compatibility, the chargers are guaranteed to work seamlessly with the latest devices, providing efficient and reliable charging solutions.

Notably, all the Nexode Pro Series chargers contribute to a greener world through their use of GaNInfinity™ Chips, which help reduce CO2 emissions.

Among the standout products in the series is the Nexode Pro 65W 3-Port GaN Ultra-Slim Fast Charger. This compact charger delivers 65 watts of fast charging power and is designed with travel-friendliness in mind. With its palm-sized design enabled by Airpyra™ Tech with GaNInfinity™ Tech, the charger easily fits into any bag or pocket. Equipped with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, it allows users to charge multiple devices simultaneously. The charger is compatible with a wide range of electronic devices and ensures the utmost safety with its built-in Thermal Guard™ system, protecting against overheating, overcharging, and excessive current.

Another exceptional item in the series is the Nexode Pro 160W 4-Port GaN Fast Charger. This powerhouse charger features a single USB C1 port that can deliver 140W of power. It's capable of charging a 16'' MacBook Pro from 0 to 86% in just an hour. This makes it a game-changer for power-hungry devices. With three USB-C ports and one USB-A port, the charger can charge up to four devices simultaneously, eliminating the need for multiple chargers. Its compact design ensures easy portability. The charger is compatible with various fast charging protocols and incorporates the same safety features as the rest of the series, including the Thermal Guard™ system and high-grade PVC material for added protection.

All chargers will be available at the Ugreen website and Amazon with 15% early bird discount.

• ●Nexode Pro 100W, €74.99: Available here for Amazon and here for Ugreen.
  ●Nexode Pro 160W, €119.99: Available here for Amazon and here for Ugreen.
  ●Nexode Pro 65W mini, € 55.99: Available in January
  ●Nexode Pro 65W Ultra-Slim, € 55.99: Available in January

The launch of the Nexode Pro Series reaffirms Ugreen's commitment to delivering innovative, efficient, and environmentally friendly charging solutions. With its compact design, superior performance, and wide-ranging compatibility, the Nexode Pro Series is set to transform the fast-charging experience for consumers worldwide.

WILMINGTON, Del., Oct. 9, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Ugreen, a global leader in charging accessories, has announced the release of its groundbreaking PowerRoam 2200 Portable Power Station. Living up to the slogan "Power Anything, Anytime, Anywhere," the PowerRoam 2200 solidifies its position as the best portable power station available in the 2 kWh range.

The PowerRoam 2200 is a versatile solution that is ideal for home backup and outdoor entertainment. This revolutionary device boasts "warp-speed" recharging capabilities, making it incredibly efficient. Utilizing Ugreen's proprietary PowerZip Technology, the PowerRoam 2200 recharges to 80% in just 50 minutes and becomes fully charged in 1.5 hours. This breakthrough helps users never to be held back by long charging times again. Unshackling such a limitation found on most portable power solutions, the PowerRoam 2200 offers a powerful performance that can power 99% of home appliances.

One of the product's most impressive features is its long-lasting LiFePO4 battery, which offers 3,000 recharge cycles—six times more than the industry average. The unit's internal components are shielded by a high-strength, integrated polycarbonate ABS shell, providing added durability. Further enhancing its longevity is the advanced Battery Management System (BMS), which is capable of protecting against over-current, over-voltage, and overheating.

Ease of mobility is a crucial aspect of any portable power station, and Ugreen addresses this with the PowerRoam 2200's detachable polybutylene trolley. This trolley enables easier transportation, making the device highly portable and convenient for any adventure. In terms of expandability, the PowerRoam 2200 is second to none. It allows users to connect up to five expansion batteries, offering a total capacity increase from 2kWh to 12kWh. This feature makes it easier than ever to prepare for emergencies, making the device not just a gadget but an essential home appliance.

The PowerRoam 2200 also comes with a robust array of 16 outlets, offering extensive options for any device, including a specialized Anderson port for RV power appliances. Control is further placed into users' hands through the UGREEN app, which allows for real-time monitoring and control of the PowerRoam 2200 from anywhere and at any time. The app provides access to Quiet Mode, Power-Saving Mode, and Child Safety Lock functions, among others, ensuring a safe and customized user experience.

Ugreen PowerRoam 2200 is available for purchase starting today, for $1,999 in the U.S. on Amazon.com, and Ugreen.com. The recommended retail price for Amazon UK is £1,999, and €1,999 on Amazon EU.

Established in 2012, Ugreen specializes in providing distinguished accessories and digital solutions for global consumers. Ugreen has steadily grown into a trustworthy brand with over 40 million users worldwide, providing products ranging from charging devices, phone, and computer accessories to home and automobile accessories. For more information, please visit Ugreen Official website.

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-Ugreen products will now be available through Micro Center’s retail stores

WILMINGTON, Del. Sept. 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Ugreen, a global leader in charging accessories, has teamed up with to bring its cutting-edge power supply offerings to consumers. The distribution contract will see Ugreen products available on Micro Center’s website and its throughout ��the U.S. Thanks to the agreement, consumers will now have faster, easier access to Ugreen electronics, including chargers, multifunctional docking stations, card readers, and more.��

For over a decade, Ugreen has worked tirelessly to develop and deliver the industry’s most effective consumer electronics offerings. During this time, the company has sought partnerships that are conducive for both parties to expand its customer base. These partnerships have led to the company’s entrance and success in over 100 countries. Since 1979, Micro Center has been one of the United States’ leading information technology, communications, and electronic device suppliers. As such, they were a natural choice for Ugreen to partner with in order to make further inroads into the North American market.

“We’re really excited for the opportunity to provide our products in Micro Center stores. A partnership with one of North America’s leading computer and electronics retailers is a milestone in Ugreen’s development and expansion," says Evan Li, Vice President of Ugreen. "Providing more value to our customer is one of our core values and through this partnership, we hope to achieve that by reaching a wider customer base and providing North American consumers with a variety of electronic options."��

Through the partnership, an array of Ugreen products will be more easily accessible to consumer electronics customers and enthusiasts. These include:��

●Ugreen 65WPD GaN Wall Charger with 4 Ports: This 4-in-1 high-speed charger is compatible with a variety of devices, including MacBook, Dell, iPad, iPhone, and Galaxy.��

●Ugreen 65W USB C Charging Station: With 65W of fast charging capability, this broad capability charger allows users to charge up to 4 devices at one time.��

●Ugreen 100W Desktop Charger: A charger with broad compatibility, featuring more ports for more freedom.��

●Ugreen 10-in-1 Hub with 4K HDMI: The multiport adapter provides 100W of fast power delivery and enables a 4K UHD visual option.��

●Ugreen USB 3.0 4-Port Switch with 2 Pack USB Male Cable: Working flawlessly with high-bandwidth USB 3.0 devices, this device allows 2 users to share peripheral devices such as printers, scanners, and keyboards with data transfer rates of up to 5Gb/s.��

Founded in 1979, Micro Center is among the United States’ leading information technology, communications, and electronic device suppliers, operating twenty-six large stores in major markets nationwide. Uniquely focused on information technology products, Micro Center offers more computers, electronics, networking, and communication devices (more than 30,000 items in stock) than any other company.Know more about Micro Center at .
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Established in 2012, Ugreen specializes in providing distinguished accessories and digital solutions for global consumers. Ugreen has steadily grown into a trustworthy brand with over 40 million users worldwide, providing products ranging from charging devices, phone, and computer accessories to home and automobile accessories. For more information, please visit www.ugreen.com.

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WILMINGTON, Del., Sept. 19, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Ugreen, a global leader in charging accessories, is excited to introduce its latest adapters. The Nexode RG 30W USB C GaN Charger ("the RG 30W") and the Nexode RG 65W USB C GaN Charger ("the RG 65W"). Both chargers utilize GaNFast technology to provide faster, safer, and more convenient charging for multiple devices. They also come in a unique, playful robot design to add character to the room.

Speed is the key capability for both the RG 30W and the RG 65W. The RG 30W provides 30 watts of high-speed power that enables users to charge an iPhone 14 Pro Max to 51% in 30 minutes. Likewise, the RG 65W powers devices with 65-watts of high-speed power, bringing an iPhone to 60% battery strength in 30 minutes. Meanwhile, it can take the battery of the latest MacBook Air from 0-70% in an hour, as it is equipped with 3 ports to allow for the charging of multiple devices simultaneously.

Along with speed comes convenience and safety for the new chargers. Both come with an LED mini-smart screen that displays charging status in real time. Following the robot design, the display can be read as various facial expressions to understand charge levels, with a smile meaning the device battery is at full charge. Users don't have to worry about adaptability either, as the chargers can work with a wide variety of smartphones, tablets, and charging protocols including PD/QC/SCP/FAC/AFC. With the addition of Ugreen's built-in Thermal Guard system, the chargers monitor temperature levels in real time to prevent the devices from overheating, overcharging, or using an excessive current. Meanwhile, the chargers' flame-retardant shells add bonus security against the cause of or damage from fires.

These speed and safety measures lend themselves to Ugreen's commitment to a greener world. The GaNFast technology enables the chargers to convert energy with 95% efficiency so that less energy is lost and heat generation is kept in check while devices charge. The GaNFast chip also helps reduce up to 8.8 pounds of CO2 production compared to traditional silicon chips, as evidenced by a Navitas semiconductor calculation. This means that by 2030, Ugreen's GaN Chargers will have reduced nearly 670,000 tons of CO2.

With all these unique speed, safety, and environment-friendly features comes a conversation-starting piece of technology. Designed to resemble a robot, the RG 30W and RG 65W appear as fun, friendly additions to any room, be it a home office or shared working space. The robotic face providing updates on charge levels is mimicked in design by the magnetic robotic shoes, which are removable and protect the chargers' prongs from damage, to provide an added level of safety and fun.

The RG 30W and RG 65W are both available today.

The RG 30W is priced at $25.99 on and Ugreen.com, and comes with black and purple color options. The RG 65W is available for $49.99 on Amazon.com and Ugreen.com.

Established in 2012, Ugreen specializes in providing distinguished accessories and digital solutions for global consumers. Ugreen has steadily grown into a trustworthy brand with over 40 million users worldwide, providing products ranging from charging devices, phone and computer accessories to home and automobile accessories. For more information, please visit www.ugreen.com.

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WILMINGTON, Del., Sept. 5, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Ugreen, a global leader in charging accessories, has partnered with Navitas Semiconductor, the industry leader in gallium nitride (GaN) power integrated circuits (ICs), to announce the release of the world's first 5-port 300W GaN desktop charger – the �Ը��� Nexode 300W Desktop Charger.

"Navitas has been working closely with UGREEN for a long time, it is our relentless pursuit of innovation that continues to refresh the milestone of fast charging," said Charles Zha, Vice President and General Manager of Navitas China. "This first 300W GaN desktop charger based on LLC structure can realize such astonishing power density with such small size, which once again propelled the revolution of GaN fast charging."��

Evan Li, Vice President of Ugreen said, "We are thrilled to introduce the world's first 5-port 300W GaN desktop charger. This high-powered charger incorporates Navitas's GaNFast™ chip and Ugreen's product design innovation, representing a significant breakthrough in fast charging technology. We look forward to strengthening our partnership with Navitas and continuing to provide consumers with safer and more efficient charging experiences."

A new addition to the �Ը��� Nexode series, the �Ը��� Nexode 300W Desktop Charger is a high-power device that can fast charge five devices simultaneously, with four USB-C ports and one USB-A port. The single port output can deliver up to a maximum of 140W, powerful enough to charge a 16" MacBook Pro from 0 to 56% in just 30 minutes. This makes it the perfect solution for rapidly charging laptops, tablets, phones, and more.

The charger supports PD 3.1 and QC3.0, along with other fast charging protocols including PD/QC/SCP/FCA/AFC, ensuring hyper-fast charging. Safety is a top priority with the charger. It features a built-in smart Thermal Guard™ system that monitors temperature changes in real-time, taking 6000 temperature readings each minute to protect connected devices from overheating, overcharging, and excessive current.

Encased in a robust, fire-resistant, and flame-retardant PVC shell, the �Ը��� Nexode 300W Desktop Charger offers enhanced protection against fire hazards, as well as resistance to bumps and drops. This charger is not just a potent charging solution, but also an environmentally friendly choice. It can significantly reduce carbon emissions by up to 30 percent, potentially eliminating an estimated 2.0 Gtons of CO2 by 2050, according to data from Navitas.

�Ը��� Nexode 300W desktop charger is available for purchase starting today, September 5th, for $269 in the U.S. on , and Ugreen.com. The recommended retail price for Amazon UK is £269.99, and €269.99 on Amazon EU.

The Nexode series are high-end chargers that offer better heat dissipation, smaller size, and lower energy consumption, among other high-quality features. Learn more on Amazon.

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BERLIN, August 28 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Ugreen, a renowned consumer electronics brand focused on power solutions, has confirmed plans to participate in the highly anticipated IFA 2023 in Berlin, Germany. The event, known for showcasing innovation and technical breakthroughs in consumer electronics, will take place at Messe Berlin from September 1-5. Ugreen will showcase some of its upcoming products at the event as part of its commitment to revolutionizing the charging and portable energy sectors. Visitors will get to experience next-gen future power solutions up close by visiting Ugreen's exhibition booth located at Booth H 5.2-A113 on any given day during the event.

Leading the way among Ugreen products at the show is the Nexode 300W Gallium Nitride Charger, which is the first 300W multi-port GaN fast charger. Capable of fast charging multiple devices simultaneously, the product also comes equipped with four USB-C and one USB-A port, establishing a new industry benchmark for mobile-device quick charging. Next up for visitors seeking innovative solutions is Ugreen’s exciting PowerRoam 2200 Portable Power Station, which features the latest LiFePO4 EV-rated batteries and caters to the growing demand for reliable and portable energy solutions.

As a global brand, Ugreen leverages its technical expertise in the consumer power domain to form strategic alliances with industry giants like BYD to foster pioneering product development and advances outdoor power solutions, creating a sustainable and mutually beneficial ecosystem for all stakeholders.

Spearheaded by a commitment to being a value-driven and customer-centric brand, Ugreen has stood firm in its pursuit of industry-leading excellence. With an eye on the future industry landscape, Ugreen has planned to launch a new series - the �Ը��� NAS (Network Attached Storage), which is positioned as a small data center.

UGREEN's Vice President Evan Li said, “At Ugreen, we constantly listen to our users' feedback and strive to incorporate their suggestions into our product development process. It is through this close collaboration with our customers that we are able to bring them more surprises and exceed their expectations.”

Established in 2012, Ugreen specializes in providing distinguished accessories and digital solutions for global consumers. Ugreen has steadily grown into a trustworthy brand with over 100 million users worldwide, providing products ranging from charging devices, phone and computer accessories to home and automobile accessories.

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Ugreen – a brand you might recognize for its extensive lineup of chargers, hubs, cables, and more – recently released a new portable power station. The is a 1024Wh model with LiFePO4 batteries, 13 output ports (including six AC outlets with 1200W output), fast-charging, wireless connectivity, and a very manageable 25.4 pound weight. It can also be paired with portable solar panels for a completely off-the-grid backup or camping power solution. With a $999 MSRP (available at discounted pricing at time of publication that knocks a good chunk of that off), the PowerRoam 1200 is a compelling option.

The PowerRoam 1200 makes a solid first impression.

Portable power stations in this capacity are starting to adopt a fairly similar form factor – basically a gray plastic box with rounded edges, a molded plastic handle on top, cooling vents on the ends, and a display on the front. This one is attractively executed with no rough edges, and bumpers on the bottom corners. What does make it a bit different from the rest are the location of its AC outlets, which are all arranged on one end instead of on the front. You’ll still find USB outlets on the front, but I think this approach makes for a less fussy appearance and makes it easier to position the power station so you can see the display when devices are plugged in.

The opposite end houses power inputs (including solar), which are concealed beneath a hinged door. The LCD display is crisp, bright enough to make out even on a sunny day, and shows the information you’ll care about, including current power use and percent of battery charge remaining.

Despite being equipped with LiFePO4 batteries (which trade a heavier weight for enhanced safety and longer life compared to Li-Ion), the power station weighs just 25.4 pounds. This makes it truly portable.

Setup is a matter of plugging in the power cable to fully charge the batteries (which can take as little as 1.5 hours), then downloading the app and connecting via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. The app is optional, but does offer remote access and other features – more on that shortly...

• 1024Wh LiFePO4 batteries with 10-year service life and 3,000+ charge cycles��
• 6 x AC outlets (3 with ground plug), 2 x 100W USB-C ports, 2 x 25W USB Type-A ports, 120W DC output, 2 x DC5521��
• 1200W total AC output with surge support up to 2500W��
• Recharges in as little as 1.5 hours with PowerZip fast-charging��
• LCD display��
• Integrated flashlight Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity��
• Multiple modes via app including Quiet Mode with lowered fan noise��
• Measures 13 x 8.7 x 10.6-inches, weighs 25.4 lbs��
• Includes AC charging cable, car charger cable, solar parallel adapter, accessory bag

As I typically do with higher capacity power stations, I tested the PowerRoam 1200 with my basement refrigerator. Used for storing leftovers, drinks, and whatever won’t fit in the main refrigerator, this is a 21 cubic foot model that is several decades old. So it’s not particularly energy efficient. At the time of testing, we were also in the midst of a heatwave. The AC was on, but the basement wasn't as cool as usual so the fridge had to work a little harder.

The Ugreen PowerRoam kept the refrigerator running for approximately 15 hours, which was a pretty good showing.

The power station’s 1024Wh capacity means you could charge a smartphone over 70 times. And its 1200W output (with surge to 2500W) means you could also use it to power high demand appliances like an electric kettle or coffee maker.

Even when battery capacity is at 0%, a battery emergency mode will keep the flashlight going or even top up your smartphone using reserves.

Wireless access with an app gives additional functionality. Not just remote charging and battery status info, but also access to features like modes including power reduction modes, UPS mode, and others. When it worked, it worked well. However, I did have occasional issues with both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi where the power station refused to connect to my iPhone. I maybe wouldn’t count on the app for critical remote functionality...

1024Wh sounds like a lot of capacity, but if you have a power outage that lasts for days – or you’re relying on the PowerRoam 1200 for a camping trip – that battery can be used up relatively quickly.

However, plug into a solar panel, and you can recharge the PowerRoam 1200 without having access to an electrical outlet or a vehicle. The power station supports connecting a pair of Ugreen’s portable solar panels to do just this. I used a single, 200W Ugreen folding solar panel and without fussing with making certain the panel was optimally positioned throughout the day, I got a 65% charge over the course of nine hours. A pair of the panels would have easily fully recharged the power station.

I’ll have a full review of that solar panel separately, by the way.

It’s far from a whole-home power backup solution, but it’s also far more capable than the portable battery power stations you usual find in hardware stores. The Ugreen PowerRoam 1200 delivers truly portable home emergency backup (or camping power) that will keep a full-sized refrigerator running for 15 hours, critical equipment like CPAP machines going for even longer, and has the power to handle everything from a smartphone to an electric kettle. And its 1024Wh LiFePO4 batteries ensure you’ll be able to use this power station for years.

Not bad for under $1,000.

Disclosure: Ugreen provided a PowerRoam 1200 for evaluation purposes but had no input into this review.

Note: The article was originally published on and was written by James Bruce. To access the original article, .

App connectivity, long-lasting LFP cells, and great value make this an almost perfect 1024Wh power station and solar combo.

The PowerRoam 1200 is almost perfect as a mid-size portable battery—the only downside being that the carry-handle doesn't fold over, and there's no Qi charging pad. It can power AC continuously up to 1200W (or some higher-powered appliances in UTurbo mode), along with a selection of high-power USB ports, and a built-in emergency lighting system. App control over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi rounds out this great value battery.

The SC200 panels, of which you can pair a maximum of two with the PowerRoam 1200 to charge in around 4 hours, are well-designed and include an angle guide to help you get optimal output. Unfortunately, a little power is wasted when connected to the battery using the included Y-splitter cabling, and out of the box you can't do series wiring for full efficiency.

SPECIFICATIONS��

• Brand: UGREEN��
• Weight: 11kg (25.4lbs)��
• Size: 340 x 220 x 270 mm (13.4 x 8.7 x 10.6 inches)��
• Capacity: 1024Wh Maximum��
• Discharge: 1200W continuous, 3000W surge (and capable of powering certain high power devices up to 2500W in UTurbo mode)��
• Input: 400W solar (XT60), 500W AC��
• Lifecycles: 3000 to 80%��
• Battery Type: LFP (Lithium iron phosphate) Solar Charging: 400W max, 12-48V@15A��
• Cost per Wh: $0.80��
• AC outputs: 2 x AC��
• USB outputs: 2 x USB-C 100W, 2 x USB-A 22.5W��
• Other outputs: 12 car port and 2 x DC

Ugreen is a fairly well-known household name when it comes to chargers, cables, and USB hubs. But, to my knowledge, they haven't tackled power stations or solar before. It's always good to see some innovative competition in this space.

Today, we're looking at the new Ugreen PowerRoam 1200, combined with two of their SC200 portable solar panels. I've been impressed both in terms of performance and value of the power station, but with a few niggles. The solar panels are outstanding though, and have quickly become my favorite portable panels to take everywhere.

My first and only actual complaint with the Ugreen battery is the name. Most manufacturers name their device models after the capacity. So, if you put 1200 in the name, I'd expect around 1200Wh of capacity. Not so in this case, and it feels a little deceptive. In fact, 1200 is the total power output possible (1200W), while the capacity is slightly smaller at 1024Wh. Now, that's still a respectable amount of power, but it does make it a little harder for less knowledgeable consumers to compare batteries.

Since we're talking about specs anyway, I'll also mention that the surge output is an impressive 3000W, and the continuous 1200W should be enough for a travel kettle or most household appliances, just not a full-size kettle. It was enough for our induction hob to cook breakfast though, and that's the highest draw of appliance we'd use in an emergency.

However, if you do want to use even higher-powered devices, it employs a technology they call U-Turbo to allow devices that use up 2500W. This works by lowering the voltage, even though the total power drawn stays under the limit, so if you try with a larger kettle for instance, it'll boil maybe half as fast. It's worth noting this won't work with all devices; it's mostly just inductive load things like big heating elements or large motors that can be run like that. But that's a useful feature where applicable.

It also has another trick up its sleeve, and that's what they call 0% battery emergency mode. This appears to be a reserve supply, so once it reaches 0%, it'll still let you run the built-in light and charge your phone for up to 7 hours. Hopefully, you never get desperate enough to use that, but it's peace of mind.

In terms of output, there are two AC sockets a 12V car socket and DC ports.

For USB, we have an impressive two 100W USB-C PD and two USB-A ports running at up to 22.5W, which is excellent. Typically, those will only go up to 18W, so that's a bit of extra juice.

Most portable batteries also only feature a single USB-C PD, so this is pretty generous on that front, with plenty of smartphone and laptop charging possible. Given the 1200W limit or U-Turbo mode for one appliance, the two AC ports are more than enough on a battery of this size. It's also worth noting that the USB ports don't need to be turned on; they're automatically activated. The DC button only controls the car output set over here. However, there’s no Qi wireless charger if that’s important to you.

As for size and weight, at 340 x 220 x 270 mm and 11kg (13.4 x 8.7 x 10.6 inches and 25.4 pounds), it's as compact and lightweight as you could expect from a battery of this size. For instance, the Jackery Explorer Pro 1000 is exactly the same weight and ever so slightly larger. You can find 1000Wh batteries under 10kg, however, those use lithium-ion rather than lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells. Lithium-ion has a significantly reduced lifespan—around 500 full cycles compared to 3000 cycles of LFP before degradation.

Either way, you can carry it comfortably in one hand, but not very far because 11kg is still pretty unwieldy. The handle is fixed, which for stowing in your trunk can be a little annoying.

As for design, it’s pretty demure with no bold orange colors, just dark and light grey. Also worth mentioning, you get a handy cable case included for the AC cable, car cable, XT60 Y splitter, and DC-to-DC cabling.

To charge over AC, you just need an IEC cable, and you can get up to 80% of capacity power in 1.5 hours. This is something they tout on their sales page as remarkable technology they call "PowerZip," but actually, that works out at about a 500W charge rate and isn't really that remarkable. You can find charge rates up to 2400W on other batteries, albeit bigger ones. It's not bad by any means, but it's certainly not something I'd give a special name and claim to be 5.3X faster than everyone else. That may have been true of the last generation of portable batteries, but it's nothing special now.

There’s no external power brick needed, which is both great in terms of fewer accessories to lose and for overall convenience. However, it’s not magic, of course. It just means that the power brick is integrated into the unit, making it slightly heavier than competitors that don't do that, but only by a tiny margin.

You can also charge via a car battery (with protection so it doesn't kill it by charging too much), and up to 400W over solar (12-48V, 15A), via the separate XT60 input port.

Featuring IoT connectivity via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, the Ugreen app offers a comprehensive set of settings and features.

While I managed to connect it over Wi-Fi, it seemed to have issues roaming between my access points. That's probably the fault of my infrastructure rather than a Ugreen problem, so I won't ding it for that. But you'll need the app if you want to enable U-Turbo mode.

It's also nice to see granular output stats for every USB port, and you can even toggle the lighting feature on or off directly from the app, without having to press the one physical button to cycle through modes. So, the app offers everything I'd want from a portable battery app in a clean and easy-to-understand interface. Big tick there.

The Ugreen SC200 (200W) solar panels are without a doubt the best portable solar panels I've come across yet, but with one annoying caveat: they provide the wrong cables. I'll explain more in a moment.

The SC200 are briefcase-style panels with a built-in solid plastic handle, which is very convenient and avoids having to provide a separate carry-case. The rear stand on the back of each panel is secured with a magnetic clasp, so no fumbling around to unclip them. Folded, they measure 57 x 54 x 51cm, and weigh around 8.4kg (22.6 x 21.3 x 20 inches, 18.8lbs).

One really neat feature I want to point out is the angle guide, which I've not seen built into a panel before. It's a small piece of clear plastic with a dot in the middle, and underneath, there's a little cavity into which the dot projects. There's a circle labeled in the center. It's a straightforward idea: get the projected dot inside that circle for maximum output, because that's where you'll be 90 degrees to the sun.

I set the panels up as I always do and found that I was a bit off. By tweaking the angle so it was perfectly lined up at the center, I added another 10-20W to the output from a single panel. So, even if you think you're angling it right, this feature can be handy.

Another cool feature, which unfortunately may also be confusing for some, is that the cabling isn’t built-in. Instead, you'll find an XT60 socket underneath a rubber cover on the rear. This is an interesting design choice because it means you can use a straight-through XT60 to XT60 cable for ease of connection, and you can replace broken cables cheaply an d without fuss. With portable panels, it's easy to forget something is plugged in or snag the cabling when folding them up.

Once optimized with the angle guide, I found the output from a single panel to be outstanding, with a maximum of 150 watts during our springtime morning sun.

However, when I connected them in parallel using the supplied Y adaptor cable that came with the battery, I only got 250W—rather than double that of a single panel, which would have been 300W. So, somewhere along the line, 50W is mysteriously disappearing.

This is easy to explain if we look at the electrical specifications of the panels. The solar input on the battery is rated at 12-48V, 15A maximum. Each panel operates at 16V and around 9A at the time of this test. By using the supplied parallel connector cable (a Y-shape), we combine the current (A), resulting in an input of 16V 18A, which is above the maximum 15A input by about 3A. And three times 16V gives us the missing 50W. This overcurrent doesn't break the charging circuit but ultimately limits the power we can use. So, if you use the cable provided, you're wasting potentially 50W or more.

Instead, we should combine voltages using a series circuit, where one panel feeds into another, then the positive from one panel and negative from another go to the battery. Out of the box, this isn't possible, and when I mentioned this to Ugreen, they said they would be providing another cable in the battery box to help with that. Unfortunately, that still wouldn't allow you to do this, as I'll discuss later.

I should also mention that this issue of mysteriously disappearing power isn't a unique problem to Ugreen. I had the same issue with Jackery panels before. While individually very efficient, collectively they don't perform as well and tend to waste power. It's always a good idea for you to know the power output of your panels, the open circuit voltage, the current, as well as your battery input ranges. It's okay to exceed current; you’ll just be limited, but generally not voltage. That's more likely to cause damage.

Lastly, we need to talk about polarity of the supplied MC4 cables, because it's sort of wrong depending on which angle you look from. Essentially, it stems from the fact that both the battery and the panels use an XT60 connector.

As well as an XT60 to XT60 cable for directly connecting the panels to the battery, Ugreen supplies an MC4 to XT60 cable in the solar panel box. In theory, this should allow you to plug it in to the socket on the panels and get the same standard MC4 tails that you would get with any other generic solar system. Then you'd be free to charge any other battery from these panels, or to connect them in series (which you can't do with a straight through XT60 cable). Unfortunately, the cable they provide with the panels have reversed polarity. These cables are designed to go on the battery end, allowing you to use MC4 tails from a solar panel into the battery.

It’s widely accepted on solar panels that an MC4 tail will be male plug for positive (the sticky-out bit) and female socket for negative. However, the cable provided is male for negative (black) and female for positive. So, as it is, this is the kind of cable that should have been provided with the battery to enable use with other solar panels, not supplied with the panel to enable use with other batteries. As you can see, simply adding another one of these cables in the battery box wouldn't help.

In the grand scheme of things, this isn’t a huge deal. If you understand solar wiring, you can always create some male-to-male and female-to-female adaptors or just get them off Amazon. But it would indicate that Ugreen didn't fully understand what they were doing here, or attempt to test the series connectivity.

The PowerRoam 1200 battery offers pretty much everything you could want in a midsize battery backup unit, including the ability to power appliances well above average for its size, a comprehensive display, 0% emergency mode, built-in lighting, and plenty of ports. It even has a smartphone app for some of the more complex configurations and remote monitoring. And with a rated 3000 cycles until 80% battery degradation thanks to the lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells, you could use it every day with a full charge and discharge for around 8 years before it would be degraded to 80% capacity. It's almost perfect, except for the lack of wireless charging pad.

Normally, I'd expect a little premium over the standard $1 per Watt-hour price point for all those features, but in this case, you can actually get it on sale until May 21st as a . And if you use the code 05UG1200, you'll get another $50 off. That's a fantastic deal for a midsize 1024Wh portable battery. If this is Ugreen's first entry, I look forward to seeing what's next.

As for the SC200 panels, cabling issues aside, they are also superb in terms of efficiency, portability, and that nifty little angle guide feature. They're my new favorite portable panels, but be prepared to learn solar wiring if you want to get the absolute best performance. Two SC200s is the maximum you can plug into the PowerRoam 1200 battery, and, to be honest, that's sufficient. It'll get you charged in four to eight hours, depending on conditions, of course.

At , they align with similar offerings such as those from Bluetti. But there are cheaper, unknown-brand portable panels out there for as low as $250. The only other foldable 200W panel I've tried is nowhere near as efficient as these, so the SC200 would be my pick, for sure.

As always, remember you pay a premium for portability when it comes to solar generation. If you can get away with a 400W static panel on the roof of your cabin, it'll cost about a third of the price of these for the same equivalent power output. So, do consider if you need that portability. They're only really suitable for camping, or if you're not permitted to modify your building structure.

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The article was originally published on and was written by Gabriela Vatu. To access the original article, .

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