UGREEN has unveiled its latest MagFlow charging lineup at IFA 2026, bringing Qi2 25W wireless charging to three new products. The range includes the MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank with what UGREEN claims is the world’s first micro-pump liquid cooling system in a magnetic power bank, alongside a TEC-cooled 3-in-1 charging stand and a compact foldable 2-in-1 charger.
Heat has always been one of the drawbacks of wireless charging, particularly as charging speeds increase. With Qi2 now supporting up to 25W compared with the previous 15W standard, UGREEN is tackling the problem with a mixture of active cooling and temperature management rather than simply allowing charging speeds to throttle when things get too warm.
The new MagFlow range is designed for devices across the Apple, Samsung and Google ecosystems, although the headline charging figures naturally depend on the device being used.
UGREEN MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank brings liquid cooling to your pocket
Introducing a liquid cooling system on a power bank, the MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh 25W.
UGREEN has somehow managed to put a miniature liquid cooling system inside a portable power bank. Called CryoPulse, the system combines an active micro-pump with VC copper heat-spreading foil and a separated internal layout to circulate coolant around the primary heat source. According to UGREEN’s internal testing, the system can keep peak temperatures up to 10°C below its 48°C industry reference point. More importantly, reducing heat should allow the power bank to maintain Qi2 25W charging for longer before thermal throttling becomes necessary.
There’s even a transparent window on the power bank that lets you see the coolant circulating inside. It’s probably unnecessary from a purely functional perspective, but I have to admit that being able to actually see a tiny liquid cooling system working inside a power bank sounds pretty cool.
Wireless charging reaches up to 25W over Qi2, with UGREEN claiming an iPhone 17 Pro Max can reach 50% in approximately 40 minutes. There’s also a built-in bi-directional USB-C cable capable of delivering up to 45W, which can reportedly take the same phone to 65% in around 30 minutes.
The 10,000mAh power bank can charge three devices simultaneously using its magnetic wireless charger, integrated USB-C cable and separate USB-C port.
UGREEN has also fitted a display showing real-time charging wattage, temperature, remaining battery capacity and charging cycles. The magnetic connection provides 8N of holding force, while a low-current mode is available for smaller devices.
Inside are high-density ATL battery cells paired with UGREEN’s Dymondcell 2.0 protection system. The company rates the battery for 800 cycles while retaining 90% of its original capacity and includes 13 layers of circuit protection.
Along with Qi2, the power bank supports PD 3.0, QC 4.0, PPS, FCP and AFC charging protocols.
The MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh 25W is priced at US$129.99.
MagFlow Pro 3-in-1 Stand uses TEC cooling
For a more permanent charging setup, UGREEN has also announced the MagFlow Pro 3-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Stand 25W.
Instead of liquid cooling, the desktop charger uses a TEC Active Cooling System combining a thermoelectric cooling module with a small fan rated at 15dB or below.
UGREEN says the magnetic charging surface can reach approximately 11°C with cooling enabled and reduce peak phone temperatures by as much as 18°C compared with standard chargers.
The stand can deliver up to 25W Qi2 wireless charging to a compatible iPhone, alongside fast charging for an Apple Watch through an MFW-certified charging module and another 5W charging surface for AirPods.
According to UGREEN, an iPhone 17 Pro Max can reach 50% in around 26 minutes, while an Apple Watch Series 11 can reach 50% in approximately 19 minutes.
There’s a TFT display on the base showing charging wattage, temperature and the current cooling mode. Physical controls let you independently control the cooling system and display, which is a nice touch if you’re planning to keep the charger on a bedside table.
The magnetic phone mount provides 8N of holding force and can be rotated and tilted to different viewing positions, including landscape orientation for Apple’s StandBy mode.
UGREEN’s ThermalGuard system monitors temperatures 200 times per second and adjusts power distribution when multiple devices are charging simultaneously.
The MagFlow Pro 3-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Stand 25W is priced at US$149.99.
A smaller MagFlow 2-in-1 charger for travelling
The third product is considerably simpler and cheaper. The MagFlow 2-in-1 Foldable Magnetic Wireless Charger 25W is designed as a compact travel charger measuring just 60 x 72 x 27mm when folded.
It opens into a magnetic stand capable of delivering up to 25W through Qi2 while simultaneously providing up to 5W for wireless earbuds, with total wireless output reaching 30W.
UGREEN claims an iPhone 17 Pro Max can reach 50% in approximately 30 minutes.
There’s no active liquid or TEC cooling system here. Instead, the charger uses a cool-touch glass surface and UGREEN’s ThermalGuard technology, which monitors temperature 200 times per second and works alongside eight layers of circuit protection.
UGREEN has also included its SmartCharge technology to automatically manage power distribution across more than 1,000 compatible devices.
The magnetic mount uses 17 N48H magnets to provide up to 11N of holding force, which should help keep a phone securely attached even when you’re interacting with the screen.
When opened, the charger doubles as an adjustable desktop phone stand with support for iOS StandBy mode. Fold it back down and its small footprint should make it much easier to throw into a bag than carrying separate phone and AirPods chargers.
The MagFlow 2-in-1 Foldable Magnetic Wireless Charger 25W is priced at US$49.99, with a 1-metre USB-C cable included.
Of the three new MagFlow products, the liquid-cooled power bank is definitely the one that stands out. We’ve seen active cooling used in gaming phones (like this REDMAGIC smartphone we reviewed) and wireless charging stands like the HiRise 3 Deluxe by Twelve South before, but squeezing a pump and circulating coolant into something designed to sit in your pocket is much more unusual. Whether that extra complexity translates into noticeably better sustained charging performance will be interesting to see in real-world testing.
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