A charging brick is usually the least charming thing on a desk. UGREEN’s Uno gives it a little face—and, more importantly, enough ports to make that face useful. This black 65W version makes sense when a laptop, phone and small accessory keep competing for one outlet.
The smile is a bonus; the port layout is the reason
Two USB-C ports and one USB-A let you move away from a pile of separate adapters. Picture a compact work corner where the laptop charges during the day and the phone takes over at night. Uno can simplify that routine without hiding a plain power brick behind the desk.
Its display communicates charging status rather than acting as a detailed power meter. The magnetic shoe cover is a playful storage detail, not a charging pad. Nothing charges by sitting on its feet.
Read 65W as a shared budget
The headline power is not a promise that three connected devices each receive 65W. Check UGREEN’s port-allocation chart against your laptop’s requirements, especially if you plan to charge several things together. A demanding notebook can still need its original higher-powered adapter.
Your USB-C cable matters too. Use a suitable cable for the intended power, and make sure the device accepts USB-C charging. The charger does not convert a proprietary laptop socket into USB-C.
A desktop character, not a universal travel solution
The linked variant has a US plug. Travelling elsewhere can require the correct regional plug arrangement; voltage and destination compatibility must be checked separately. Nearby sockets also deserve a look before buying a chunky novelty-shaped charger.
Buy it if you want a functional object that earns a visible place on your desk. Choose a plain compact charger if pocket size matters more, or keep the adapter you already own if charging is not a problem. Uno’s strongest pitch is not the grin alone: it is a small, useful change to a desk you see every day.
