A 65W GaN charger can tidy up a phone-and-laptop charging setup, but the useful number is the power available with your devices connected. Three ports do not mean three 65W outputs. This guide compares the existing UGREEN Nexode 65W CD244, Anker 735 Nano II 65W and Baseus CCGAN65E2 using manufacturer documentation, with model uncertainties stated below. It is a specifications-based comparison, not a hands-on test or a buyer-review survey.
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Quick comparison: power sharing matters
| Product / exact model | One USB-C device | Two USB-C devices | All three ports | Practical fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UGREEN Nexode 65W / CD244 | Up to 65W | 45W + 20W across the two USB-C ports | C1: 45W; C2 + USB-A: 17W shared | Laptop plus phone, if the seller’s version matches the documented allocation |
| Anker 735 Nano II 65W / A2667 | Either USB-C: up to 65W | C1: 45W; C2: 20W | C1: 40W; C2: 12W; USB-A: 12W | A clear fixed allocation, with the laptop on C1 when sharing |
| Baseus 65W GaN / CCGAN65E2 | Exact-model output not verified | Exact-model allocation not verified | Exact-model allocation not verified | Compare only after the seller supplies a matching output label or manual |
C1 and C2 mean the ports marked USB-C1 and USB-C2. Figures are maximum published outputs, not measured charging speeds. UGREEN figures are from its 2022 Japan CD244 launch guide; they must not be assumed for every regional SKU or revision. Anker figures apply to A2667. The Baseus uncertainty is explained below. UGREEN CD244 source [1]; Anker A2667 manual [2].
1. UGREEN Nexode 65W
Useful for a laptop and phone: the documented CD244 supports USB PD and PPS, with 65W available when one USB-C port is used. Its launch allocation gives two USB-C devices 45W and 20W. That suits a laptop able to charge at 45W alongside a phone; it does not preserve 65W for the laptop.
Check the version: UGREEN publishes CD244 manuals for multiple product codes. Match the listing’s code and printed output table before relying on the three-port split above or a particular phone’s fastest PPS mode. Regional plug, included cable and warranty need separate seller confirmation. UGREEN’s model-specific manual index [3].
2. Anker 735 Charger
Choose by model number: Nano II 65W is A2667. The similarly named 735 GaNPrime is A2668 and uses a different allocation system; do not transfer its features to this listing. Anker’s A2667/A2668 comparison [4].
Port choice matters: A2667 gives C1 + USB-A up to 40W + 22.5W, whereas C2 + USB-A is limited to 12W per port. Use C1 for the laptop when sharing. Anker explicitly says this model does not provide 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0 for the Galaxy S22 Ultra, despite its 65W headline rating. Official A2667 specifications [5].
3. Baseus 65W GaN Charger
Confirm CCGAN65E2 before comparing value: the exact model in this guide could not be matched to an official manufacturer-hosted specification during this check. Baseus’s download centre links a GaN2 65W manual whose printed model is CCGAN65S2-X, a US version. That is insufficient evidence for CCGAN65E2’s port allocation, PPS range or supplied accessories. Baseus download centre [6]; linked manual [7].
Ask the seller for a clear photo of the CCGAN65E2 output label and the matching manual, including two- and three-device operation. A low listed price only helps if that exact unit supports your laptop and phone together. Do not substitute specifications from another Baseus 65W generation.
Buying guide: match the whole charging setup
- Start with the laptop. Check that it accepts USB-C Power Delivery and the wattage it requires. With the documented UGREEN or Anker allocations, connecting a phone reduces the laptop’s available power. If you need a full 65W for the laptop while a phone also charges, these published splits do not meet that requirement.
- Use a suitable cable. For a full 65W USB-C connection, use a 5A e-marked USB-C-to-USB-C cable rated above 60W, commonly 100W or 240W. A 60W cable cannot deliver the full 65W. Anker’s cable guidance [8] and USB-IF power-rating guidance [9] explain the distinction. A higher-rated cable does not increase the charger’s output.
- Check the phone’s protocol. USB-C describes the connector; USB PD and PPS describe charging capabilities. Match the exact phone’s requirements, the selected port and its shared-use mode. “65W” alone does not promise 65W charging for a phone.
- Compare the delivered package. Check the actual plug, included cable rating, Malaysian warranty provider, returns and final checkout total. For Kuching, confirm stock location and delivery timing. Prices, seller bundles and shipping have not been verified here.
Which should you choose?
For a laptop and USB-C phone, shortlist the UGREEN CD244 version with a confirmed 45W + 20W split or Anker A2667 if 45W is enough for the laptop. For three devices, compare the smaller remaining outputs with the needs of your phone and accessories. Keep Baseus CCGAN65E2 as a conditional option until its exact specifications are verified. There is no evidence here for a universal winner or a current best-price claim.
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