Satechi ST-UC165GM-EU yleispikalaturi 165 W 4× USB Type-C

The Satechi ST-UC165GM-EU is a 165W USB-C 4-Port PD GaN charger for indoor use, offering four USB Type-C Power Delivery ports in a compact black-and-grey enclosure. With GaN technology and a 100–240V input range, it supports fast charging for laptops, tablets, phones and other USB-C devices, and is compatible with a wide range of devices including MacBook Pro M1 and iPad Pro setups.

Advantages

GaN (Gallium Nitride) technology provides a smaller, more efficient power supply that delivers up to 165 W across four USB-C PD ports. The universal compatibility and wide input voltage make the charger suitable for global use, while the multiple ports allow simultaneous charging of several devices without the need for multiple adapters. The charger’s compact indoor design and two-tone black and grey finish fit neatly on a desk or in a travel bag.

Suitable for

• Laptops with USB-C PD (for example MacBook Pro M1)
• Tablets such as iPad Pro
• Smartphones that support USB-C fast charging
• Charging multiple devices at a workstation or while traveling

Key specifications

• Model: Satechi ST-UC165GM-EU
• Maximum power: 165 W
• Ports: 4 × USB Type-C (Power Delivery)
• Input voltage: 100–240 V AC
• Charger type: Indoor
• Compatibility: Universal (USB-C PD devices)
• Colour: Black, Grey
• Weight: 0.34 kg

How to use

Connect the charger to a suitable AC outlet using the supplied or compatible power cable. Plug USB-C cables into the charger’s ports and into your devices. The charger negotiates Power Delivery automatically to deliver appropriate power to each connected device. Distribute devices across ports depending on required power — for example, use a single port for a laptop to allow maximum wattage when needed.

Recommendations

Use USB-C cables rated for the required power level, place the charger on a stable, ventilated surface during operation, and avoid covering it to ensure proper heat dissipation. For maximum single-device charging, connect only that device or consult device power requirements to determine port allocation.