Ugreen has launched the MagFlow Pro, a 10,000mAh wireless power bank with a built-in liquid-cooling system designed to reduce heat buildup and maintain more consistent charging speeds during longer sessions.
The company calls it the world’s first portable power bank to combine a liquid-cooled micro-pump with phase-change thermal material. The system absorbs heat and circulates coolant away from hotter areas, helping keep both the power bank and connected phone cooler while charging.
The MagFlow Pro uses a 2C design and is priced at $149.99.
Liquid Cooling System
The cooling system combines phase-change thermal storage material with a liquid-cooled micro-pump.
The phase-change material absorbs heat while the power bank is operating, slowing the temperature increase of both the power bank and the connected phone.
When temperatures rise further, the internal micro-pump circulates coolant to move heat away from the hottest areas.
Ugreen says this approach can reduce heat compared with conventional power banks and help prevent charging speeds from dropping during longer charging sessions.
The MagFlow Pro also has a transparent section that lets users see the coolant circulating inside.
Wireless and Wired Charging
The MagFlow Pro supports up to 25W wireless charging through Qi2 magnetic charging technology.
It also includes a built-in USB-C cable capable of delivering up to 45W, while an additional USB-C port also supports charging at up to 45W.
The power bank supports PD 3.0, QC 4.0, and PPS, providing compatibility with a wide range of devices for wired charging.
Pricing and Availability
The Ugreen MagFlow Pro costs $149.99.
It is now available through Ugreen’s official sales channels and selected retailers in overseas markets.
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