Ugreen Launches World’s First Power Bank With Liquid Cooling

Ugreen has introduced the MagFlow Pro, a 10,000mAh wireless power bank equipped with a groundbreaking liquid-cooling system. This innovative feature aims to mitigate heat buildup and maintain stable charging speeds during extended use. The company positions this power bank as the world's first portable device to integrate a liquid-cooled micro-pump with phase-change thermal material.

The combination of these technologies works by absorbing heat and redirecting it away from the most intensely heated areas, thereby keeping both the power bank and the connected smartphone cooler. The MagFlow Pro employs a 2C charging design and is priced at $149.99. The cooling mechanism consists of phase-change thermal storage combined with a micro-pump that circulates coolant to dissipate heat within the power bank, reducing temperature increases compared to standard power banks and potentially averting a decline in charging speed during prolonged charging periods.

An interesting feature of the MagFlow Pro is its transparent panel, which allows users to observe the coolant's circulation. The device supports wireless charging up to 25W through Qi2 magnetic charging technology, alongside wired charging capabilities. It includes a built-in USB-C cable delivering up to 45W and an additional USB-C port also capable of 45W charging.

The power bank is compatible with PD 3.0, QC 4.0, and PPS, ensuring broad compatibility with various devices for wired charging. Priced at $149.99, the Ugreen MagFlow Pro is currently accessible via Ugreen's official sales channels and select overseas retailers.