Ugreen has launched the MagFlow Pro, a portable power bank that aims to solve overheating issues common with wireless charging.
It is now available in overseas markets.
The company claims it is the world's first power bank with a built-in liquid-cooled micro-pump system.
The device packs a 10,000mAh battery and is priced at $149.99.
The cooling system combines phase-change thermal storage material with a liquid-cooled micro-pump. The phase-change material absorbs heat during operation, slowing temperature rise.
When temperatures increase, the micro-pump activates and circulates coolant to draw heat away from hot spots. This active cooling helps maintain consistent charging speeds during extended use.
For charging, the MagFlow Pro supports up to 25W wireless charging via Qi2 magnetic technology.
It also includes a built-in USB-C cable rated at 45W and an additional USB-C port with the same output.
The power bank is compatible with PD 3.0, QC 4.0, and PPS protocols, ensuring broad device support for wired charging.
A transparent section lets users see the coolant moving inside.
With magnetic wireless charging, dual wired options, and advanced heat management, the MagFlow Pro targets frequent wireless charging users who want reliable performance on the go.
The product is now available through Ugreen's official channels and select retailers.
