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The UGREEN MagFlow Pro Is The First Power Bank With Built-In Liquid Cooling

At IFA 2026, UGREEN announced some new additions to its lineup of charging accessories. The highlight of this lineup is the MagFlow Pro, which is a magnetic power bank with built-in liquid cooling. According to the brand, the device is the first of its kind in the world. The MagFlow Pro features a window so […] The post The UGREEN MagFlow Pro Is The First Power Bank With Built-In Liquid Cooling…

The UGREEN MagFlow Pro Is The First Power Bank With Built-In Liquid Cooling

At the IFA 2026 event, UGREEN unveiled an innovative addition to its range of charging accessories: the MagFlow Pro. This magnetic power bank boasts a groundbreaking feature - built-in liquid cooling, which the brand refers to as CryoPulse. This is the first of its kind in the world, as per UGREEN. The MagFlow Pro features a transparent window, allowing users to observe the cooling system in action.

The micro-pump system actively circulates coolant to dissipate heat from crucial components. Power banks are prone to throttling when overheated, slowing down the charging process. To counter this, UGREEN introduced the liquid cooling system, claiming it reduces heat buildup by 44%, with peak temperatures 10°C lower than conventional power banks.

The MagFlow Pro is equipped with a 10,000mAh battery and can deliver a combined power output of 45W. This power is split between a USB-C cable, providing 30W, and a 25W Qi2 wireless charging pad. This allows for an iPhone 17 Pro Max to charge to 50% in just 40 minutes via wireless charging. A smart display on the power bank's bottom right corner provides users with charging information.

The USB-C cable doubles as a strap. The device is priced at US$150 in the US. While UGREEN is pioneering liquid cooling in this category, they are not alone. Anker has also recently added active cooling to their power banks, albeit using a different solution.

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