Ugreen has introduced the MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank, positioned as the industry’s first power bank to incorporate a liquid-cooling system alongside wireless charging capabilities. The device is priced at $149.99 and became available starting today.
The power bank houses a micro-pump designed to circulate coolant throughout the device, with the primary function of dissipating heat generated by internal components, particularly the wireless charging coil that supports Qi2.2 compatibility. A transparent window on the front of the device allows users to observe the coolant circulation in action, a feature Ugreen markets as part of its “CryoPulse technology.” The cooling system works in conjunction with copper foil components and a layout that isolates charging-related elements from one another to minimize heat accumulation.
According to Ugreen’s specifications, the liquid-cooling approach is intended to maintain the power bank at a lower surface temperature during extended charging sessions while helping to extend the operational lifespan of both the battery and connected devices. The system also aims to support continuous power delivery at up to 25W through the wireless charging function.
The MagFlow Pro includes both wireless and wired charging options. It features a built-in USB-C cable lanyard and a dedicated USB-C port, both capable of delivering power at rates up to 45W. However, since the overall maximum output is capped at 45W, simultaneous charging of multiple devices will result in reduced individual charging speeds.
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