Ugreen used IFA 2026 in Berlin to unveil the MagFlow Pro, which the company calls the first magnetic power bank with active micro-pump liquid cooling. The 10,000 mAh battery charges magnetically over Qi2 at up to 25 watts and has been on sale across Europe since 4 September for 119.99 euros.
CryoPulse: coolant behind a window
The clever part sits inside the shell: as soon as a device charges, a tiny pump – Ugreen calls it CryoPulse – circulates coolant through the pack and draws heat away from the core components. A transparent window even lets you watch the loop in action. Ugreen puts the benefit at up to 10 degrees Celsius lower peak temperatures compared with a 48-degree industry reference. Wireless charging traditionally produces a lot of waste heat, so the cooling is meant to deliver steadier output and greater safety.
Speed, display and price
Beyond cooling, Ugreen adds an informative display and fast wired charging:
- 25 watts wireless (Qi2), up to 45 watts over USB-C
- The bank itself recharges at up to 30 watts
- iPhone 17 Pro Max to 50 percent in roughly 38 minutes
- Display shows power, temperature, battery level and charge cycles
The MagFlow Pro anchors a wider lineup that also includes a 3-in-1 charging stand for 139.99 euros and a foldable 2-in-1 travel charger for 49.99 euros. All models went on sale across Europe on 4 September. That positions Ugreen as a technical front-runner in the growing market for magnetic, MagSafe-compatible power banks – whether the elaborate cooling justifies the premium is something everyday use will have to prove.
Already available – the Ugreen MagFlow Pro (10,000 mAh, Qi2):
Ugreen (PR Newswire) · Notebookcheck
