UGREEN is kicking off its Black Friday event with a lineup that spans compact GaN chargers, Qi2 wireless gear, and storage systems built to handle everything from a growing photo collection to a full creative studio. The promotion is running now through December 1, and with price cuts up to 40%, it gives anyone in need of a charging or storage upgrade a reason to stop pretending that the old cables, half-working bricks, and overstuffed hard drives are still fine.
Smarter Charging for the Everyday Chaos
UGREEN’s Nexode Pro 100W GaN charger is on sale for $47.99, which feels unusually friendly for a device that can power three gadgets at once without hogging a wall outlet. The main USB-C port delivers 100 watts for fast charging laptops and tablets, while a second USB-C port and a USB-A port power the rest of your gear without slowing each other down.
GaN stands for gallium nitride, a material that runs cooler and more efficiently than traditional silicon, so the charger stays compact enough to disappear in a travel bag. A foldable plug helps it vanish even further. For anyone who regularly juggles a laptop, phone, and something small like earbuds or a handheld gaming system, it means fewer accessories and far less cable wrangling.
The MagFlow 3-in-1 Wireless Charger shifts the tone toward simplicity. It sells for $ 89.99 and supports a smartphone, earbuds, and an Apple Watch simultaneously. Because it uses Qi2.2, the newest standard for wireless charging, it aligns magnetically with compatible phones, so you are not stuck guessing whether the coil is lined up.
The stand tilts up to seventy degrees, and when paired with an iPhone, it can turn into a glanceable bedside clock or desk display through StandBy mode. It folds flat for travel, which is helpful when a carry-on pocket already has too much living in it.
The MagFlow 2-in-1 Wireless Charger steps down the number of device spots but keeps the same idea. It drops to $44.99 during the sale and supports a phone and earbuds at the same time. The magnetic alignment makes bedtime charging less of a blind ritual, and its folding design rotates horizontally or vertically so you can prop up your phone while getting ready in the morning or watching something at your desk.
Portable Power Without the Cable Tumbleweed
UGREEN has been leaning heavily into its Qi2 power banks this year, and the 10,000 mAh model might be the most universally useful. It sells for $59.99 and provides 25 watts of wireless charging, along with a built-in USB-C cable that delivers 30 watts for faster speeds when you need them. A 10,000 mAh capacity is enough for most phones to get at least one full recharge, often more.
For anyone who travels light or commutes long distances, the magnetic grip keeps the phone locked in place while charging, so you can toss them both into a bag pocket without losing the connection. The digital display and thermal safety tech help you know exactly what is happening, rather than hoping the battery isn’t overheating.
The bigger 20,000 mAh MagFlow version, discounted to $79.99, is designed for multi-day use. It can deliver more than two and a half full phone charges and includes that same Qi2 wireless setup along with a built-in cable that jumps to 45 watts, enough to handle tablets and some lightweight laptops. The cable also doubles as a carrying loop, making it easier to hold in crowded airports or clip onto a bag.
For heavier lifting, the 25,000 mAh power bank is $65.99. It delivers a combined 145 watts via two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. That kind of output makes it a reliable companion if you work remotely, move between classrooms or meetings, or prefer to camp with creature comforts still intact. Since it uses a high-grade lithium-polymer battery and includes multiple protection layers, it remains stable across different devices, preventing uneven power delivery.
Anyone who wants power with personality may prefer the UGREEN Robot GaN Charger. Listed at $17.99 for the sale, it looks whimsical but supplies a serious 30-watt output. It can fill a phone quickly or give a MacBook Air a respectable top-up. The LED face comes alive when charging completes, which is far more charming than staring at another tiny indicator light.
NAS Storage for Creators, Home Offices, and Data Packrats
UGREEN is also discounting its NASync lineup, which covers everything from simple home setups to heavy creative workloads. A NAS (network-attached storage) system lets you store files on a central device that can be accessed from your local network or remotely. It is essentially your own personal cloud without handing your data to an outside service.
The DXP4800 Plus drops to $559.99 and is aimed at people who need a mix of speed, capacity, and expansion. It uses an Intel Pentium Gold processor and supports up to 136 terabytes across four drive bays and two extra M.2 slots. This makes it appealing for anyone editing 4K video, storing a sprawling media library, or running collaborative projects. The inclusion of a 10-gigabit Ethernet port and a 2.5-gigabit Ethernet port helps it keep up when moving large files.
The more advanced DXP6800 Pro reaches $ 959.99 and raises the bar with an Intel Core i5 processor, dual 10-gigabit ports, and support for up to 196 terabytes. It also includes room for expanding DDR5 memory, PCIe 4.0 for high-speed add-ons, and Thunderbolt 4. Studios working with 8K footage or businesses managing enormous data sets will appreciate the performance headroom.
Creators who prefer all-flash performance over spinning drives may gravitate toward the DXP480T Plus, discounted to $799.99. It exclusively uses M.2 NVMe solid state drives, which means instant file access and extremely fast read and write speeds. It also includes built-in Wi-Fi 6 and 10-gigabit networking, making it well-suited for rapid photo sorting, large design files, and high-resolution streaming within a workspace.
Those wanting strong performance at a more approachable price point can get the DH4300 Plus for $339.99. It supports up to 120 terabytes and runs on an 8-core ARM processor with UGREEN’s UGOS Pro operating system. This combination prioritizes simplicity and reliability. The HDMI output that supports 4K at 60 frames per second also doubles as a media hub.
Smaller teams or hobbyists may find the DXP2800 Plus appealing at $279.99. It handles up to 76 terabytes through two traditional drive bays and two M.2 slots, powered by an Intel N100 processor and 8 gigabytes of fast DDR5 memory. It hits the sweet spot for photographers or designers who need quick access to a large collection of files.
The most budget-friendly option is the DH2300 Plus, which costs $167.99. With support for 60 terabytes and an 8-core ARM processor, it is a practical entry point for personal backups, home media streaming, or shared documents, without the cloud subscription fees.
A Sale Built Around Practical Upgrades
Across chargers, wireless accessories, and NAS systems, UGREEN’s Black Friday event leans into solutions that fit into everyday routines without demanding extra effort. For anyone tired of slow charging, cluttered cables, or scattered files, the discounts from November 20 to December 1 offer a chance to upgrade gear that quietly makes daily life easier and a little less chaotic.