Ugreen DigiNest Cube 7-in-1: our full review

Three outlets and four USB ports in a single cube: the DigiNest Cube isn't chasing record power, it's chasing desk decluttering, at the cost of vaguer technical communication than its GaN charger cousins.

Our rating
3.6/5
Safety and protections: 4.0 out of 5 (weighting 20%)Safety4.0Build and endurance: 3.6 out of 5 (weighting 15%)Build3.6Actually delivered power: 3.6 out of 5 (weighting 25%)Power3.6Multi-port power sharing: 3.4 out of 5 (weighting 20%)Sharing3.4Protocol compatibility: 3.2 out of 5 (weighting 12%)Protocols3.2Size and technology: 4.0 out of 5 (weighting 8%)Size4.0

How is this rating calculated?

Ugreen DigiNest Cube USB power strip with outlets and USB ports

The essentials

The DigiNest Cube doesn't play the most-powerful-GaN-charger game: it takes a different approach, grouping 3 outlets and 4 USB ports into a single compact cube to declutter a desk. The physical switch that cuts everything off in one move is a genuinely practical idea, rare on this type of product. The flip side of this simplicity shows in the technical communication: no detail on how the 65W splits across the 4 USB ports, only one fast-charging protocol announced (USB PD, no PPS or Quick Charge), and no published weight or dimension data. For anyone mainly looking to cut down on bricks and power strips on a desk rather than maximize each device's charging speed, it's a practical, well-thought-out solution.

Strengths

  • Groups 3 outlets and 4 USB ports (including USB-C) into a single compact cube-shaped case
  • Physical switch that cuts all 7 outputs at once, handy for standby power
  • Up to 65W available on the USB-C port, enough to charge an ultraportable
  • 1.8m power cable offering good placement flexibility on the desk
  • Standard protections against surges, overcurrent, and short-circuits

Limitations

  • No published detail on how the 65W splits across the 4 USB ports when several devices are plugged in
  • Only one fast-charging protocol announced (USB PD), no PPS or Quick Charge
  • Neither the weight nor the exact dimensions of the cube are communicated
  • No GaN technology, a format closer to a power strip than a next-generation compact charger
  • No specific manufacturer warranty length is stated on the product page
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A power strip built to declutter the desk

The Ugreen DigiNest Cube is a 7-in-1 USB power strip in a cube format, designed to simplify a desk cluttered with a standard power strip, several chargers, and trailing cables. It groups everything into a single compact case within easy reach.

3
Power outlets
4
USB ports (including USB-C)
65 W
Total USB power

This USB power is enough to quickly charge a laptop via USB-C, while simultaneously powering a smartphone, a tablet, or a smartwatch on the other ports.

65W across 4 ports, with no published sharing detail

The USB-C port can deliver up to 65W, enough to charge most ultraportables and MacBook Air models. When several devices are plugged into the 4 USB ports at once, power splits between them, but Ugreen publishes no table detailing the real wattage per port depending on how many devices are connected.

Worth noting: without this detail, it's hard to know whether plugging in a laptop and a smartphone at the same time noticeably slows either one's charging. A direct measurement remains the only way to check.

USB PD alone, no PPS or Quick Charge

Like standard Ugreen chargers, the DigiNest Cube includes protections against surges, overcurrent, and short-circuits. On the fast-charging side, only the USB PD protocol is mentioned on the product page, with no PPS for fine-tuned Samsung smartphone charging, nor Quick Charge for older Android devices.

This is the narrowest protocol compatibility in this comparison, consistent with the product's positioning: a practical power strip rather than a cutting-edge fast charger.

The cube format and the switch: two genuinely practical ideas

The cube format is clever: it takes up little space, orients the outlets across its different faces for easy plugging, and includes a switch that cuts everything off in one move, handy for reducing standby power draw across several devices at once.

Its 1.8m power cable offers good placement flexibility relative to the wall outlet, a real plus for a desk where the outlet isn't always within easy reach.

Technical data more discreet than on a standard GaN charger

Neither the weight nor the exact dimensions of the cube are communicated on the product page, which limits precise comparison with other desk solutions. The page also makes no mention of GaN technology, consistent with a power-strip positioning rather than a next-generation compact charger.

No specific manufacturer warranty length is stated, a point worth checking directly with the seller before buying.

Who the DigiNest Cube is for

This product suits anyone wanting to replace a standard power strip cluttered with chargers with a single, well-designed solution, for working from home, gaming, or any desk short on outlets.

For anyone chasing maximum charging power or the widest protocol compatibility, a dedicated GaN charger like the Ugreen Nexode Pro 100W remains more suited; the DigiNest Cube targets decluttering rather than raw performance.

The rating in detail

Our rating
3.6/5
Actual charging current not measured
Battery compatibility not measured
Safety and protections 4.0
Build and endurance 3.6
Cables and connectors not measured
Actually delivered power 3.6
Multi-port power sharing 3.4
Protocol compatibility 3.2
Size and technology 4.0
Format and chemistry compatibility not measured
Charging precision not measured
Display and control not measured
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Frequently asked questions

It offers 3 power outlets and 4 USB ports, for 7 devices at once. The USB ports deliver up to 65W total, with no published detail on the exact split across the 4 ports.

Yes, via its USB-C port, which delivers up to 65W, enough for most ultraportables and MacBook Air models, while leaving other ports free for additional devices.

Yes, it includes protections against surges, overcurrent, and short-circuits. Its switch also lets you cut power to all devices in one move.

No, only the USB PD protocol is mentioned on the product page, with no PPS or Quick Charge, making it the narrowest compatibility compared to a dedicated GaN charger.