SHARGE Retro 35 — a 35 W GaN charger with a colour LED power display, Retro White
- Store pickup
- Tashkent, Shaykhantakhur district, Iftikhor street, 2
- Courier
- 50,000 UZS
- Warranty
- 1 month
About this product
All specifications →SHARGE Retro 35: description and configuration
SHARGE Retro 35.
The SHARGE Retro 35 is a compact 35 W charger whose body echoes a mid-1980s desktop computer: beige plastic, a "screen" with a pixel smile and a decorative floppy slot. At 55 g and 31.7 × 34.9 × 43.4 mm it takes up less room in a bag than most adapters of comparable output.
Inside is gallium-nitride (GaN) circuitry. The single USB-C port delivers up to 35 W over Power Delivery 3.0 (20 V / 1.75 A) and supports PPS at 3.3–11 V / 3 A, plus QC4+, Apple 2.4A, SCP, FCP, AFC and PE. The "screen" is an LED indicator: white means no load, yellow up to 12 W, blue 13–20 W and green 21–35 W. The light switches off after five minutes with no load or once charging completes. A sheet of 12 stickers is included so you can swap the face on the screen.
One detail to settle before ordering: the built-in folding prongs are the flat US/Japan Type A shape, so sockets in Uzbekistan need an adapter with a European plug — the SHARGE Plugs Adapter kit, for example. Ask the GEEKSHOP manager to add one to the order. 35 W is enough for a phone, a tablet, a Nintendo Switch or a MacBook Air; 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro models need a more powerful adapter.
A 1984 computer on your outlet
The Retro 35 is a nod to mid-1980s desktop computers: the same beige tone, the sloped "face" with a screen, a floppy slot and vent ribs along the side. It is a SHARGE accessory, not an Apple product: a charger with the recognisable silhouette of that era's computers.
On a desk or in a power strip it looks like a desk toy, yet it behaves like any charger: plug it in, connect a cable, and the device charges.

SHARGE Retro 35 in Retro White: a desktop-computer-shaped body with a pixel smile on the screen
A screen that shows the output
The pixel "smile" on the screen is a four-colour LED indicator. White means no load; yellow lights up below 12 W, blue at 13–20 W and green at 21–35 W. The colour tells you at a glance whether fast charging is running or the device is topping up the last few percent.
After five minutes with no load, and once charging has finished, the light goes out so it does not glow at night.

SHARGE Retro 35 at an angle: the green screen means 21–35 W of output
35 watts in a jacket pocket
GaN circuitry fits 35 W into a 31.7 × 34.9 × 43.4 mm body weighing 55 g. The single USB-C port gives all of that to one device, so a phone, an iPad, a Nintendo Switch or a MacBook Air charges without trading away speed.
PPS support at 3.3–11 V / 3 A helps phones that fine-tune voltage, while QC4+, SCP, FCP, AFC and Apple 2.4A cover the rest.

SHARGE Retro 35 with the screen lit green and the flat Type A prongs unfolded
Plug and sockets: what to check before ordering
The prongs fold into the body so they do not snag a bag lining. Their shape, however, is the US/Japan standard — two flat blades (Type A) — while sockets in Uzbekistan take round pins.
The charger therefore needs an adapter with a European plug: in the SHARGE range that is the Plugs Adapter kit with EU, UK and AU modules. Tell the GEEKSHOP manager you are taking the Retro 35 and they will add the adapter to the same order.

SHARGE Retro 35 beside EU, UK and AU plug adapters, which are sold separately
SHARGE Retro 35 specifications
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