CUKTECH Enters Desktop Charging Arena with 300W Ultra Station

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – January 19, 2026 – CUKTECH Technology Co., Ltd., a company known for its high-performance portable power banks, has made a significant strategic move by launching its first desktop charging solution in Malaysia. The CUKTECH 30 Ultra Charging Station, which became available on January 16, marks the brand's ambitious entry into a new product category, aiming to redefine the desktop power experience for Malaysian consumers.

The device is being sold through the company's official stores on major e-commerce platforms Shopee and Lazada. It carries a retail price of RM429, but early adopters can purchase it for a special introductory price of RM383. This launch signals a new phase for the brand as it expands beyond on-the-go power to tackle the cluttered and power-hungry desks of modern users.

A New Powerhouse for the Modern Desktop

At the heart of the CUKTECH 30 Ultra is a formidable 300W DC desktop charging system. Its standout feature is a dedicated DC port capable of delivering a continuous 300W of power, a specification designed to fully support even the most demanding gaming laptops, such as models from the Lenovo Legion series. This single feature positions the device as a serious contender for users who have traditionally relied on bulky, proprietary power bricks for their high-performance machines.

Beyond its massive DC output, the station is a versatile multi-device hub. It features a sophisticated array of ports to cater to a complete tech ecosystem: two USB-C ports (C1 and C2), each capable of delivering up to 140W, a third USB-C port (C3) providing 44W, and a USB-A port offering 22.5W. This configuration allows for the simultaneous fast charging of a high-end laptop, a tablet, a smartphone, and another accessory, effectively eliminating the need for multiple individual chargers.

Enhancing its functionality is a vibrant 1.83-inch “All-View” color display. This integrated screen provides users with real-time data, including total power output, the wattage being drawn by each individual port, internal temperature, and a dynamic power curve. This level of transparency is a feature typically found in enthusiast-grade products and offers users a deeper understanding of their power consumption. The package also includes a magnetic stand that props the device at a 10° angle, improving visibility and ergonomics on a crowded desk.

Broad Compatibility and Intelligent Charging

Powering the CUKTECH 30 Ultra is the company's proprietary ADC 2.0 technology. According to CUKTECH, this system incorporates an intelligent power distribution algorithm that dynamically manages output across all connected devices. This ensures a stable and smooth charging experience, preventing the power interruptions or resets that can occur with less sophisticated multi-port chargers when a new device is plugged in.

The station’s broad appeal is cemented by its support for 13 mainstream fast-charging protocols. This includes the cutting-edge PD 3.1 standard, enabling it to deliver 140W via USB-C, perfect for the latest MacBook Pro models and other high-end ultrabooks. It also supports Programmable Power Supply (PPS) up to 100W, a critical protocol for enabling "Super Fast Charging" on Samsung's flagship Galaxy devices.

Significantly, the charger also supports Xiaomi's proprietary 120W HyperCharge. This is a key selling point for users within the Xiaomi ecosystem, as compatibility with this high-speed protocol is often limited to first-party chargers. CUKTECH's history as a supplier for major brands like Xiaomi lends credibility to this claim, suggesting a deep integration that goes beyond generic standards. This wide-ranging protocol support ensures that the vast majority of modern laptops, tablets, and smartphones can be charged at or near their maximum possible speeds from a single, centralized station.

CUKTECH's Strategic Play in a Competitive Market

The launch of the 30 Ultra is a calculated entry into Malaysia's burgeoning market for technology accessories. The market for mobile phone accessories is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.00% to reach USD 4.37 billion by 2032, while the computer accessories segment is expected to expand by over 8.5% annually. This growth is fueled by high device penetration and a consumer base increasingly seeking powerful, convenient, and feature-rich peripherals.

CUKTECH is stepping into a competitive arena dominated by established brands like Anker, UGREEN, and Baseus, all of which offer a range of multi-port desktop chargers. However, the 30 Ultra's specifications and pricing give it a distinct edge. For comparison, Anker's Prime 240W GaN Desktop Charger is priced significantly higher at RM799, while UGREEN's 200W Nexode desktop charger retails for around RM499.

At its introductory price of RM383, the CUKTECH 30 Ultra offers a higher total power capacity and, crucially, a dedicated 300W DC port for gaming laptops—a feature largely absent from its direct competitors, which typically max out individual USB-C ports at 100W or 140W. This aggressive price-to-performance ratio positions the device not just as an alternative, but as a disruptive force in the premium desktop charging segment.

Building on a Foundation of Portable Power

While the 30 Ultra is its first desktop charger in Malaysia, CUKTECH is no newcomer to the power solutions space. The company, which merged with the core team of ZMI in 2022, has a strong background in smart energy products. With over 70% of its staff focused on Research & Development and Quality Assurance, the brand has reportedly shipped over 150 million power banks under the CUKTECH and ZMI banners.

Its existing line of portable power banks has already earned a positive reputation among Malaysian tech enthusiasts for their robust performance, fast charging speeds, and useful features like detailed information displays. This established brand trust and a pre-existing retail presence on Shopee and Lazada provide a solid foundation for this new product launch. The move from portable to desktop power is a logical evolution, leveraging the company's expertise in charging technology to address a different, yet related, consumer pain point: desktop cable clutter and the need for a single, powerful solution.

The company has stated that the CUKTECH 30 Ultra was designed with consideration for local user scenarios, such as compact workspaces and multilingual environments. It further committed to incorporating feedback from Malaysian users into future product development, signaling a long-term vision for its role in the region's tech landscape.