GoKawiilUgreen launches $149.99 MagFlow Pro power bank with visible liquid cooling
Ugreen has released the MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank, a $149.99 10,000mAh device it calls the first liquid-cooled power bank with wireless charging. A small pump circulates coolant past a copper foil layer to pull heat away from its Qi2.2 wireless coil, visible through a window on the front, while a lanyard-integrated USB-C cable and separate USB-C port allow wired charging of extra devices.
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Heat buildup is one of the biggest limits on fast wireless charging, degrading batteries over time and throttling power delivery; active cooling in a portable accessory is a novel attempt to solve that without sacrificing speed. The high price and modest capacity show this is a premium, engineering-forward product rather than a mass-market fix, signaling where accessory makers may push differentiation as charging speeds plateau.
- Ugreen's MagFlow Pro uses an internal micro-pump and coolant loop to actively cool its wireless charging coil.
- At $149.99 for only 10,000mAh, it's priced far above typical power banks of similar capacity.
- Total output caps at 45W, so charging multiple devices at once via its USB-C cable, port, and wireless coil will split available power.
Ugreen MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank — This is the star of the article: a 10,000mAh magnetic power bank with Ugreen's liquid-cooling system and a see-through window that lets you watch coolant circulate. It supports Qi2.2 wireless charging while the micro-pump and copper foil pull heat away from the coil, which helps keep both the bank and your phone cooler during top-ups.
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Published there as: “You can watch the coolant flow inside Ugreen’s liquid-cooled power bank”
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