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Ugreen has introduced a new premium magnetic power bank that brings liquid cooling technology to portable charging. The MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank, launching at $149.99, is designed to manage heat during wireless charging while delivering up to 25W of power.
The 10,000mAh power bank sits at the higher end of the market in terms of price, but Ugreen is positioning its advanced cooling system as a major differentiator. The company claims the MagFlow Pro is the world’s first power bank to combine a liquid-cooling system with wireless charging.
At the heart of the system is a miniature pump that circulates coolant through the device to remove heat from key components. This includes the wireless charging coil, which supports the Qi2.2 standard.
One of the most unusual design features is a transparent window on the front of the power bank. Dubbed the “Cyber Window,” it allows users to see the coolant moving through the internal cooling system while the device is operating.
Ugreen says the liquid cooling system works together with copper foil and an internal layout that separates charging components to limit heat buildup. Managing temperatures is particularly important during wireless charging, which can generate more heat than conventional wired charging.
According to Ugreen, the cooling design is intended to keep the MagFlow Pro cooler during extended charging sessions while helping maintain its performance. The company also says the technology can contribute to extending the battery life of both the power bank and the connected smartphone.
The MagFlow Pro’s cooling system, marketed by Ugreen as “CryoPulse technology,” is therefore aimed at more than simply improving thermal comfort. The company is using it as a way to maintain consistent charging performance while reducing the effects of prolonged heat exposure.
With a $149.99 price tag and a 10,000mAh capacity, the MagFlow Pro is considerably more expensive than many conventional magnetic power banks. Its liquid-cooling system and visible coolant circulation, however, give Ugreen’s latest charger a distinctive approach to managing one of wireless charging’s biggest challenges: heat.
