Ugreen X575 Travel Charger Debuts With Rotating Plug Design and 65W Fast Charging
Ugreen has introduced the X575, a new compact travel charger designed for users who want one adapter that can work across multiple regions. Unlike standard travel chargers that rely on separate plug attachments, the Ugreen X575 uses a rotating plug system that lets users switch between AU, US, UK, and EU plug types by turning the lower section of the charger.
This rotating design is one of the biggest highlights of the X575. Ugreen says the mechanism has been tested for long-term durability and is built to make international travel more convenient. With support for the most common plug standards, the charger is designed to work in more than 200 countries and regions, making it a practical option for business travelers, frequent flyers, students, and anyone who regularly moves between countries.
The charger supports a 100-200V input range, helping it adapt to different outlet standards without requiring an additional voltage converter in many situations. This makes it easier to charge devices safely while traveling, as long as the connected device also supports the local voltage range.
In terms of power output, the Ugreen X575 offers three USB ports: two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. Each USB-C port can deliver up to 65W when used individually, which is enough to charge many modern laptops, tablets, smartphones, and handheld devices. The USB-A port supports up to 22.5W fast charging, making it useful for older devices, accessories, or gadgets that still rely on USB-A cables.
When all three ports are used at the same time, the charger automatically distributes power between connected devices. In this setup, USB-C1 can provide up to 45W, while USB-C2 and USB-A share a combined 15W output. This allows users to charge a laptop, smartphone, and smaller accessory at once from a single wall outlet.
Ugreen has also included support for several popular fast-charging protocols, including PD, PPS, QC, FCP, and SCP. This wide compatibility means the X575 should work with a broad range of devices, including iPhones, Android phones, tablets, laptops, wireless earbuds, Bluetooth headphones, power banks, and other everyday electronics.
Safety is another key focus of the charger. The Ugreen X575 includes multiple protection features designed to help prevent issues such as overheating, overcurrent, overvoltage, and short circuits. These protections are especially useful for a travel adapter, since users may plug it into outlets with different power standards while moving between regions.
The design is compact and travel-friendly, with a clean two-tone finish that gives it a modern look. Its built-in rotating plug system also helps reduce the need to carry multiple adapters, making it a space-saving option for backpacks, laptop bags, and carry-on luggage.
The Ugreen X575 has launched in China with a price of CNY 169, which is roughly around $25. A wider international release has not been confirmed yet, but the charger could become an appealing choice in global markets if it arrives at a similar price point.
With its rotating plug design, 65W USB-C charging, three-port layout, and support for multiple fast-charging standards, the Ugreen X575 is positioned as an affordable and versatile travel charger for users who want a single adapter for multiple countries and devices.
