Where Is UGREEN From and Who Makes It? UGREEN Guide for Jordan

March 17, 2026

Where is UGREEN from, and who actually makes UGREEN products? If you have searched for a charger, cable, power bank or USB-C hub in Jordan, you have almost certainly seen the UGREEN name. This guide answers the questions people ask most about the brand, using only facts UGREEN publishes about itself and its stock-exchange listing: where the company comes from, how its products are made, what it is known for, what Apple MFi certification really means, and how to check that a UGREEN product is original before you buy it in Jordan.

UGREEN at a glance

Question	Verified answer	Where it comes from
Country of origin	China	UGREEN official About page
Founded	2012, in Shenzhen	UGREEN official About page and its official listing profile
Company name and base	Ugreen Group Limited, headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong	Its official listing profile
Stock listing	IPO in 2024; listed on the ChiNext board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on July 26, 2024 (stock code 301606)	UGREEN About page and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange
Markets	Business in more than 180 countries and regions	UGREEN official About page
Main product groups	Smart charging, smart office, smart audio and visual, and smart storage products	UGREEN official About page

Where is UGREEN from? Is UGREEN a Chinese company?

Yes. UGREEN is a Chinese consumer electronics brand. It was founded in Shenzhen in 2012 and soon began expanding internationally, according to the company's own About page. The company behind the brand is Ugreen Group Limited, which is headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong province.

Founded in Shenzhen in 2012

Shenzhen is one of China's main hubs for electronics design and manufacturing, and many accessory brands are based there. UGREEN's own timeline places its founding in Shenzhen in 2012, followed by international expansion and, in 2016 and 2017, what the company describes as major improvements in R&D and product design. Its About page also cites more than 2,000 global patents, most of them design patents.

A publicly listed company since 2024

UGREEN says it completed its IPO in 2024. The Shenzhen Stock Exchange lists Ugreen Group Limited on its ChiNext board from July 26, 2024 under stock code 301606, and describes its main business as the research and development, design, production and sale of consumer electronics. Being a listed company means UGREEN publishes regular official disclosures, which is where several facts in this article come from.

Who actually makes UGREEN products?

This is the real meaning of the question "what is UGREEN's manufacturing?" (ما هي صناعة شركة ugreen). According to the company's official listing profile, UGREEN handles research, design and sales itself, and its production model is mainly outsourced manufacturing of finished products by partner factories, supplemented by its own production capacity. The country of manufacture for a specific item is printed on its packaging or label, so check there if it matters to you.

What is UGREEN known for? The product range

UGREEN's official website groups its products into charging (power banks, chargers, wireless chargers, car chargers, power strips and cables), data and accessories (hubs and docks, trackers, audio and mobile accessories) and NAS storage. Its product lines include Nexode for chargers and power banks, Revodok for USB-C hubs and docks, and NASync for network storage.

GaN chargers (Nexode)

One of UGREEN's main product lines is its Nexode chargers, which use GaN (gallium nitride) chips. GaN semiconductors handle power more efficiently than older silicon designs, so a GaN charger can deliver the same wattage in a smaller body. That is why one compact multi-port charger can often replace separate phone and laptop chargers.

Charging and data cables

UGREEN makes USB-C, Lightning, HDMI, network, audio and many other cables and adapters. For charging cables, look at the rated wattage (for example 60W, 100W or 240W) and, for Lightning cables, whether the product is MFi certified.

Power banks

The UGREEN power banks in our store range from 10000mAh models to 20000mAh units with high-wattage USB-C output for laptops, plus magnetic wireless models for iPhone. Our power bank buying guide explains how to choose the right capacity and output.

USB-C hubs and docking stations

UGREEN USB-C hubs and docks, including the Revodok series, add ports such as HDMI, USB-A, card readers, Ethernet and pass-through charging to laptops and MacBooks that have only USB-C ports.

Audio, NAS and more

The range also includes headphones and earbuds, Bluetooth adapters, computer mice, card readers, network storage (NAS) and cable organisers.

Is UGREEN a good brand?

UGREEN is a large, publicly listed brand that sells in more than 180 countries and regions, and it publishes clear specifications for its products. That gives it a strong reputation, but quality should always be judged product by product, not by the logo alone. These points are easy to check on any UGREEN listing:

Clear output ratings: the wattage per port and the total wattage when several devices charge together.
Supported fast-charging standards: USB Power Delivery (PD) and PPS are the standards used by iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and most USB-C laptops.
Listed protections: many UGREEN chargers list over-voltage, over-current, short-circuit and overheating protection, and some state a UL94-V0 flame-retardant shell.
Certifications that matter: Apple MFi for Lightning accessories and Qi or Qi2 for wireless chargers, when the product page states them.

Is UGREEN certified by Apple (MFi)?

MFi ("Made for iPhone/iPad") is Apple's licensing program for third-party accessories, and it is granted per product, not to a whole brand. UGREEN sells several MFi-certified Lightning cables and adapters, but not every UGREEN product is MFi certified, so check the product page and the packaging. Apple's support guidance recommends accessories that carry the MFi badge on their packaging, and warns that counterfeit or uncertified Lightning accessories can damage the device, overheat, or fail to charge or sync.

For cables and adapters, MFi matters for Lightning accessories. iPhone 15 and later models use USB-C, so they work with standard USB-C cables and USB-C PD chargers.

How to spot an original UGREEN product

Find the model number (for example X553, US304 or PB536) on the packaging or the product, and search for it on UGREEN's official website.
Compare the specifications: number of ports, wattage and connectors should match the official listing exactly.
Read the label on the charger or power bank: the printed input and output ratings should match the published specifications. Blurry printing, spelling mistakes or missing ratings are common warning signs of counterfeit electronics.
For Lightning cables, look for the MFi badge on the packaging as Apple recommends.
Be careful with prices far below normal, and buy from a store that clearly lists the exact model and its specifications.

Charging guides help here too: our fast charger guide for iPhone and Samsung explains which wattage and cable each phone needs.

UGREEN picks in Jordan

Here are UGREEN products from our store that show what the brand does best. All details below come from each product's own description.

Need	UGREEN pick	Why it fits
Laptop, tablet and phone from one charger	Nexode S 65W GaN Charger (X553)	3 ports, 65W total, PD and PPS
Compact phone charger	Nexode Mini 30W USB-C Charger (CD319)	Up to 30W, GaN, PD 3.0 and PPS
Lightning iPhone or iPad	MFi USB-C to Lightning Cable (US304)	Apple MFi certified, 20W PD
USB-C phones and laptops	USB-C to USB-C 240W Cable (L513)	E-Marker chip, PD 3.1 up to 240W
Power bank	Nexode Power Bank 20000mAh 45W (PB536)	Built-in USB-C cable, 45W output
More ports for a laptop	Revodok 105 5-in-1 USB-C Hub	4K HDMI, 100W PD port, 3 USB-A ports

UGREEN Nexode S 65W 3-Port GaN Charger (X553)

The Nexode S 65W has 2 USB-C ports and 1 USB-A port sharing 65W in total, and a single USB-C port can deliver up to 65W, which its description says is enough for laptops like the MacBook Air M2. It supports PD 3.0, PPS, QC 4+ and Samsung 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0 (a 5A cable is required). Its description lists over-voltage, over-current, short-circuit and overheating protection with a UL94-V0 flame-retardant shell.

Good for: replacing separate laptop and phone chargers at home or when travelling.

UGREEN Nexode Mini 30W USB-C GaN Charger (CD319)

This compact 30W charger uses GaN and supports PD 3.0, PPS, QC 4+/4.0/3.0, SCP, FCP and AFC. Its compatibility list covers iPhone models, iPad, Galaxy phones and tablets, and even MacBook Air M1 and M2, with protection against short circuit, over-voltage, overheating and over-current.

Good for: a small everyday charger for iPhone or Samsung.

UGREEN MFi USB-C to Lightning Cable 20W, 2m (US304)

This Apple MFi-certified cable uses the original C94 Lightning connector and supports 20W PD fast charging when paired with a USB-C PD charger, plus data sync at up to 480Mbps. It has a nylon braided 2m cable with aluminum connector housings. It is for Lightning devices only, not iPhone 15 and later.

Good for: iPhone 14 and earlier, Lightning iPads and AirPods cases.

UGREEN USB-C to USB-C 240W Cable (L513)

With an E-Marker chip, this USB-C to USB-C cable supports PD 3.1 and PPS charging up to 240W (48V 5A). Its description rates the nylon braided cable for up to 30,000 bends. Data runs at USB 2.0 speed (480Mbps), and it does not support video output.

Good for: charging laptops, iPhone 15 and later, Galaxy phones and other USB-C devices.

UGREEN Nexode Power Bank 20000mAh 45W (PB536)

The Nexode 20000mAh power bank has a built-in braided USB-C cable plus a USB-C port and a USB-A port, with up to 45W from the cable or the USB-C port and a digital battery display. It can charge three devices at once, though output drops when several ports are used together (15W total for all three), and it recharges in about 4 hours with a 45W charger (not included).

Good for: phones and tablets on long days out, with enough output for some laptops.

UGREEN Revodok 105 5-in-1 USB-C Hub

The Revodok 105 adds an HDMI port (up to 4K at 30Hz), a 100W USB-C PD port with up to 95W pass-through charging, one 5Gbps USB-A port and two 480Mbps USB-A ports. Video output needs a laptop USB-C port that supports video, and it works with Windows, macOS and Linux.

Good for: MacBooks and thin laptops that only have USB-C ports.

Frequently asked questions

Where is UGREEN from and which country makes UGREEN?

UGREEN is from China. It was founded in Shenzhen in 2012, and the company, Ugreen Group Limited, is headquartered there. According to its stock-exchange profile, it designs its products and produces them mainly through partner factories, plus some production of its own. The country of manufacture of each item is printed on its packaging.

Is UGREEN a Chinese company?

Yes. UGREEN is a Chinese company based in Shenzhen, and since July 2024 it has been listed on the ChiNext board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.

Is UGREEN a good brand?

UGREEN is a large brand that sells in more than 180 countries and regions and publishes detailed specifications. It is a strong choice for chargers, cables, power banks and hubs, but judge each product by its wattage, supported standards, listed protections and certifications.

Is UGREEN MFi certified by Apple?

Some UGREEN Lightning products are Apple MFi certified, such as the US304 cable. MFi is granted per product, so look for "MFi" on the product page and the MFi badge on the packaging.

What is UGREEN known for?

UGREEN's main product areas are Nexode GaN chargers, USB-C cables, power banks and USB-C hubs such as the Revodok series. It also makes audio products, computer accessories and NAS storage.

Is the UGREEN power bank good?

The UGREEN power banks in our store range from 10000mAh to 20000mAh, including Nexode models with high USB-C output and magnetic wireless models for iPhone. Choose by capacity, output wattage and ports, and see our power bank guide for help.

How can I tell if my UGREEN charger is original?

Check that the model number exists on UGREEN's official website, that the ports and wattage match the official specifications, and that the printed ratings on the charger are clear and match too. For Lightning cables, look for the MFi badge.