UGREEN puts a liquid-cooling micro-pump inside a Qi2 25W magnetic power bank
The MagFlow Pro is on sale now in the US at $149.99 and reaches Europe on 4 September at €119.99.
Charging a phone magnetically at Qi2 25W instead of the old 15W is a jump of nearly 70% in power, and the heat that comes with it has to go somewhere. UGREEN's answer is a pump. The MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank uses active micro-pump liquid cooling, which the company describes as a first for a Qi2 25W magnetic power bank.
UGREEN's own testing puts the effect at up to 10°C below a 48°C industry reference for peak temperature on an iPhone 17 Pro Max. The company's US announcement states the same result as up to 18°F below the industry benchmark.
The 10000mAh unit does 25W wireless and up to 45W wired through a built-in cable, and UGREEN reports an iPhone 17 Pro Max reaching 50% in 40 minutes on the wireless pad alone.
It is on sale now in the US at $149.99 through UGREEN's official store and Amazon, alongside two siblings that arrived at the same time: the MagFlow Pro 3-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Stand 25W at $159.99, and the MagFlow 2-in-1 Foldable Magnetic Wireless Charger 25W at $59.99.
Europe gets the lineup on 4 September. The power bank is €119.99 or £109.99 there, the 3-in-1 stand €139.99 or £119.99, and the 2-in-1 charger €49.99 or £43.99.
The rollout came through two separate events. UGREEN unveiled the three MagFlow additions at its Smart Living Launch Event at Gillette Stadium, and the company also announced it would unveil the MagFlow lineup at IFA 2026, led by the liquid-cooled power bank.
At IFA the company is spread across two halls for the first time, H3.2-153 for Communication & Connectivity and H2.2-135 for Smart Home.
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