OnePlus is dropping more than just the compact OnePlus 13T on April 24 in China—they’re also unveiling the OnePlus 27W Freezing Point Phone Cooler. This nifty accessory, designed to keep your phone cool during intense gaming or heavy tasks, is a beefier follow-up to the 18W version from 2021 and the 27W model from 2023 — neither of which were MagSafe-compatible.
Reasons why OnePlus’s new 27W Freezing Point Cooler is special
The OnePlus 27W Freezing Point Cooler is set to steal some spotlight at the OnePlus 13T (roundup) launch. Alongside a 20,000mAh power bank, this cooler aims to tackle phone overheating with a combo of thermoelectric (TEC) cooling and a fan. Unlike the oval-shaped 18W model, this one rocks a round design with a grey finish, black fan, and a bold red OnePlus logo. It connects via a USB-C port and needs at least a 27W power adapter to do its thing. No word yet on whether it has the three-speed switch found on its predecessor, but fingers crossed for that customization.
What’s cool is the MagSafe compatibility, letting it snap onto phones like the OnePlus 13T, 13, 13R, or 12, as well as other OnePlus and Oppo devices with magnetic cases. While it’s launching in China first, a global release might follow, making it a handy add-on for anyone pushing their phone to the limit.
For those unfamiliar with this product category, it uses electricity to actively dissipate heat from the back plate of your phone into the surrounding environment. While phone manufacturers have increasingly integrated larger heatsinks to transfer heat to the outer surface, once you’ve used an active cooler like this, there’s no going back. I bought the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2-powered iQOO Neo9 Pro specifically for Genshin Impact — one of the best devices of its time for the game — and yet, I rarely play without my active cooler. It truly takes sustained performance to another level.
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