UGREEN has been busy expanding its hardware portfolio and manufacturing standards, signaling a shift toward more integrated power solutions and enhanced safety protocols. The company is currently focusing on three distinct areas: new safety partnerships for battery production, high-capacity charging hardware for the Nexode Pro series, and a new line of tracking accessories designed for the travel market.
UGREEN Partners with ATL to Update Battery Safety Standards
The consumer electronics brand has entered a strategic partnership with Amperex Technology Limited (ATL) to refine the safety and reliability of its power bank cells. This collaboration focuses on combining ATL's cell technology with UGREEN's engineering to improve product consistency. As part of this initiative, UGREEN participated in drafting GB 47372-2026, a new technical regulation for power bank safety in China.
To support these standards, the company has implemented a five-component safety system managed by a Manufacturing Execution System (MES). This system allows for full traceability; every product receives a unique serial number that tracks its production date, facility, and specific cell data. Automation now handles critical stages of production, including cell matching, welding, and glue injection.
The quality control process for these new cells involves rigorous testing protocols, such as:
- Nail penetration and compression tests
- Lithium plating analysis
- Real-time monitoring of cell performance throughout the product lifecycle
- Automated testing for anomaly recording
Nexode Pro Series Expands with 100W Charger and 55W Power Bank
Beyond manufacturing standards, the company also expanded its Nexode Pro lineup with two new high-performance charging devices. The new 100W 5-port charger and a 10000mAh 55W power bank are designed for users who need to power multiple devices simultaneously while maintaining portability. The 100W charger competes with similar multi-port offerings from brands like Anker and Satechi, featuring four USB-C ports and one USB-A port.
For mobile users, the Nexode Pro 10000mAh power bank provides a maximum output of 55W for compatible Xiaomi devices, while standard single-port fast charging reaches 45W. A notable design feature is the built-in retractable USB-C cable, reducing the need for external cords. With a rated energy capacity of 36Wh, the device is compliant with international airline carry-on regulations.
Both devices incorporate TFT digital displays. These screens provide real-time data on power distribution and charging status, allowing users to monitor how wattage is allocated across the different ports during use.
FineTrack Series Enters the Smart Tracker Market
In related news, UGREEN is making waves in the travel accessory market with the launch of its FineTrack series. These smart trackers are officially certified for the Apple Find My network, positioning them as alternatives to the Apple AirTag or Tile trackers. The series includes the FineTrack 2, featuring a spherical design inspired by the 2026 World Cup, and the FineTrack Mini 2, a slim version for wallets.
The devices are built for long-term use and visibility, offering several utility features:
- Battery life rated for up to 7 years
- Integrated glow-in-the-dark strips for nighttime recovery
- A 110dB alarm to assist in locating lost items
- Support for global positioning and separation alerts via the Find My app
These trackers were introduced alongside the "Go Light, Go Bright" campaign, which also includes a new range of Air Edition portable chargers designed for lightweight travel.
The combination of new safety regulations, high-wattage charging hardware, and long-life tracking accessories suggests UGREEN is aiming to provide a more comprehensive ecosystem for mobile professionals. By integrating manufacturing traceability with consumer-facing hardware updates, the company appears focused on balancing high power output with stricter safety oversight in its future product cycles.