Fast charging
ChargerLAB tested it with an iPhone 18 Pro Max. It negotiated the 18V 3A AVS profile and delivered nearly 52W. ChargerLAB's text does not say which port it used.

A five-port 160W desk charger with a status display. ChargerLAB found it negotiates the 18V 3A AVS profile with an iPhone 18 Pro Max and delivers close to 52W, although UGREEN does not mention AVS on its US product page.
We may earn a commission.ChargerLAB tested it with an iPhone 18 Pro Max. It negotiated the 18V 3A AVS profile and delivered nearly 52W. ChargerLAB's text does not say which port it used.
UGREEN lists four USB-C ports and one USB-A port with 160W in total, and up to 140W from C1 or C2 alone. The US product page shows the power split for two to five ports in tabbed images, which this record does not transcribe.
UGREEN's US page describes PD fast charging and does not mention AVS. AVS support comes from ChargerLAB's iPhone 18 Pro Max test, not from UGREEN.
UGREEN says the rotating touch display shows total output, per-port power, the active charging protocol and internal temperature, and lists a two-year warranty.
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