CHF63.90
Ugreen Nexode Desktop
100 W, 4 ports
Question about Ugreen Nexode Desktop
After a short time I have a device failure Ugreen Nexode Desktop 100W: No more voltage at all outputs. I received a new device from digitec. Also with this device, after a few days on C1-C3 no more output voltage. USB A still has the correct 5V. What is the reason for this? Do others have similar experiences? I am now wondering whether I should order a third device. This device would suit me.
Helpful answer
We have three of these things in use, next to the bed, when travelling, etc.
So far they've always been problem-free - although they do get quite warm and I could imagine that this could sometimes be a problem.
But there are few devices like this - either they have a wall plug, which becomes difficult when you're on holiday, or they have more power and are three-pin (and there are countries where three-pin sockets are in really short supply).
So far they've always been problem-free - although they do get quite warm and I could imagine that this could sometimes be a problem.
But there are few devices like this - either they have a wall plug, which becomes difficult when you're on holiday, or they have more power and are three-pin (and there are countries where three-pin sockets are in really short supply).
I have been using the device for a few weeks now. No problems so far.
Could it be that the USB-C cable or the device you are connecting is causing a short circuit and therefore triggering a fuse?
Could it be that the USB-C cable or the device you are connecting is causing a short circuit and therefore triggering a fuse?
So I used the devices rather weakly usb c1 and c2 each about 10w, the device was cool and still the failures.