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Ugreen winds up a retractable range.

We love retractable cables, so it’s great to see Ugreen double down on the design. The company already offered wall and car chargers with pull-out cables, but now adds faster charging 65W and 145W versions, along with a 20K power bank and a 100W-rated USB-C cable.

The range is out now from Ugreen and Amazon, priced from $15.99 for the cable to $99.99 for the power bank, with a few Prime Day deals dropping the cost this week.

Image of four Ugreen chargers with retractable cables.
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