Anker 737 GaN Prime 120W vs UGREEN Nexode Pro 100W GaN
UGREEN Nexode Pro 100W GaN wins — Both chargers perform equivalently in daily charging tests — the Anker LCD display and 22
Scores: Anker 737 GaN Prime 120W 9/10 · UGREEN Nexode Pro 100W GaN 8/10
Both chargers perform equivalently in daily charging tests — the Anker LCD display and 22.5W USB-A are the only real hardware differences. At $11 cheaper, UGREEN Nexode Pro is the better value for anyone who doesn't specifically need the power meter. Anker wins for users who want the display or Anker's customer service reputation.
Anker 737 GaN Prime 120W lists at $56 while UGREEN Nexode Pro 100W GaN lists at $45 — UGREEN Nexode Pro 100W GaN undercuts Anker 737 GaN Prime 120W by $11 (24%).
Spec-by-spec comparison
| Anker 737 GaN Prime 120W | UGREEN Nexode Pro 100W GaN |
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| wattage | 120W total | 100W total |
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| ports | 2x USB-C (100W+65W), 1x USB-A (22.5W) | 2x USB-C (100W+65W), 1x USB-A (18W) |
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| technology | GaN II, PowerIQ 4.0 | GaN5 Pro |
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| display | LCD power consumption display | LED indicator, no LCD |
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| size | 54x54x31mm | 53x53x29mm |
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| certifications | UL, TUV, CE | UL, CE, FCC |
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Anker 737 GaN Prime 120W
What works
- Built-in LCD power meter shows real-time wattage draw — you can verify a device is actually fast-charging
- 120W total allows simultaneous MacBook Pro 16-inch charge (100W) + iPhone (20W) without derating
- Anker PowerIQ negotiates the correct protocol (PD, PPS, Quick Charge) for each connected device automatically
What doesn't
- $56 is at the premium end for a GaN charger when UGREEN offers comparable wattage at lower cost
- Three-prong grounded plug is bulkier than two-prong for travel — blocks adjacent outlet in some strips
UGREEN Nexode Pro 100W GaN
What works
- At $45, $11 cheaper than Anker 737 for essentially equivalent charging performance in everyday use
- GaN5 Pro runs 20% cooler than previous GaN generations — less heat buildup in a laptop bag
- Nearly identical footprint to Anker at 53x53mm — not a portability trade-off
What doesn't
- No LCD display — you can't verify what wattage is actually being delivered without an external meter
- UGREEN USB-A port is limited to 18W vs Anker's 22.5W — slower for older devices using USB-A
Bottom line
Our pick: Anker 737 GaN Prime 120W.
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