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Ugreen is trying to solve one of the biggest annoyances with wireless power banks: they get hot. The company has started selling the MagFlow Pro in overseas markets and is calling it the world’s first portable power bank with a built-in liquid-cooled micro-pump system.
The MagFlow Pro has a 10,000mAh capacity and a 2C design. It’s priced at $149.99. The main innovation is a combination of phase-change thermal storage material and a liquid-cooled micro-pump. The phase-change material soaks up heat while the power bank is working, which helps slow down how quickly both the bank and your phone warm up. When things start getting hotter, the internal micro-pump kicks in and circulates coolant to pull heat away from the warmest areas.
On the charging side, it supports up to 25W wireless charging through Qi2 magnetic technology. There’s also a built-in USB-C cable rated at 45W, plus an extra USB-C port that can also do 45W. It works with the usual protocols like PD 3.0, QC 4.0, and PPS, so it should handle a wide range of devices for wired charging.
The idea behind the active cooling is to keep temperatures lower than regular power banks, which should help maintain more consistent charging speeds during longer sessions. The power bank even has a transparent section so you can actually see the coolant moving around.
With magnetic wireless charging, dual wired options, and this more advanced heat management system, the MagFlow Pro is clearly aimed at people who use wireless charging a lot on the go and want something that doesn’t overheat as easily. It’s now available through Ugreen’s official channels and select retailers.
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(Source: Ugreen)
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