Quality Chinese alternatives · no knockoffs
Ugreen is a Chinese brand. Here are its peers:
Changsha-based, Shenzhen-listed maker of GaN chargers, cables, power banks and Anker SOLIX power stations. Its Prime chargers are rated well in independent reviews (TechRadar, How-To Geek), putting it level with Belkin and Apple's own adapters.
Power station and home-battery brand of Shenzhen PowerOak Newener, founded in Shenzhen in 2009. Its AC180 was praised for efficiency and value by PCWorld and OutdoorGearLab.
Nanjing-based, Xiaomi-backed power brand built by the former ZMI team, making power banks, chargers and cables. Its Cuktech 10, 20 and 30 power banks get positive reviews for output and built-in displays, with weight the common complaint.
Shenzhen-based portable power station maker founded in 2017 (River and Delta series), competing directly with Jackery and Goal Zero. TechRadar calls the River 3 one of the best entry-level power stations for everyday use.
Shenzhen-based maker (formerly Shargeek) of design-led power banks such as the Shargeek 170 and 300 and the ICEMAG Qi2 packs. Reviewers praise the build and features, but note high prices, and XDA measured real output below the rated peak.
Shenzhen-headquartered camera maker whose Link 2 series are 4K webcams on a two-axis gimbal with AI tracking, a step above fixed webcams. Tom's Guide, Windows Central and TechRadar review them favorably.
Shenzhen-based maker of AI-tracking PTZ webcams. The Tiny 2 pairs a 1/1.5-inch sensor with a motorized gimbal, hardware that fixed webcams such as Logitech's C920 and Brio lack; Camera Jabber gave it five stars.
Shenzhen- and Hong Kong-based maker of hot-swappable, QMK/VIA-programmable mechanical keyboards. Trusted Reviews calls the all-aluminum Q1 Max a luxury keyboard, and RTINGS and XDA have also reviewed the Q Max line.
China-based gaming mouse brand making lightweight wireless mice (Atlantis, Maya, Thorn) in the same ultralight class as Logitech's G Pro and Razer's Viper. RTINGS and TechPowerUp have reviewed its Maya and Atlantis.
Shenzhen design brand founded in 2013 that sells $150-200 low-profile mechanical keyboards (Flow, Flow84, Flow 2). Laptop Mag and Tom's Guide praise the typing feel and design, with some layout and design criticisms.
Shenzhen-based keyboard brand known for low-profile wireless mechanical keyboards (Air75, Air65, Air100) for Mac and Windows. RTINGS has reviewed its Air V3, Node and WH80 boards.