Power banks have been quietly evolving these days. Just as solid-state versions started gaining traction, Ugreen showed up with what might be the next step forward, and it happened at its own Smart Living Launch Event, away from the usual IFA 2026 spotlight.
The product in question is the Ugreen MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank, a 10,000mAh, 25W unit that Ugreen calls the world’s first liquid-cooled power bank, one that combines wired charging with wireless top-up in the same device.
How does the MagFlow Pro Liquid Cooling work?
You can actually watch the coolant move through the channels via a transparent window on the front of the device. It’s a similar concept to what Red Magic has done with liquid cooling in its Red Magic 11S Pro phone and the newer Red Magic Astra gaming tablet, both of which use a rear glass panel to show the coolant flowing through visible channels.
As for the tech itself, which Ugreen calls CryoPulse, the company says it can cut heat buildup roughly in half, keeping the power bank up to 18 degrees Fahrenheit cooler than it would run otherwise.
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Alongside the liquid-cooled micro-pump setup, there’s a layer of copper foil positioned just under the Qi2 magnetic ring to help pull heat away even further.
One small detail I really appreciate is the built-in charging cable. It folds up and locks into place with a buckle, so you can actually use it as a strap when you’re not charging anything.
How fast does MagFlow Pro charge your phone?
On the specs front, the wireless pad on the MagFlow Pro’s 10,000mAh power bank supports 25W Qi2 magnetic charging, which is enough to take an iPhone 17 Pro Max from dead to 50 percent in about 40 minutes.
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If you go the wired route instead, using the built-in USB-C cable, you get 45W of output, good for a 0 to 65 percent charge on the same phone in just 30 minutes. Charging the power bank itself back up to full takes around 2 hours.
Ugreen MagFlow Pro: Pricing and Release Date
There’s also a separate USB-C input on the power bank, which means you can charge three devices at the same time. It covers a good range of charging standards too, including PD 3.0, Qi2, QC 4.0, and PPS, among others.
As for price, the Ugreen MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank costs $149.99, roughly double what you would pay for a regular 10,000mAh Ugreen power bank with wireless charging. It’s already available on Ugreen’s website with a 20 percent discount, and you can also pick it up through Amazon’s US storefront.
