Ugreen launched its thin 10,000mAh MagFlow Qi2.2 power bank back in September 2026, and now they’ve brought out a Dark Cherry version. The new finish is designed to pair with the Burgundy color of the iPhone 18 Pro series, so it actually looks like it belongs with the phone instead of just sitting next to it.

The hardware itself hasn’t changed. At 13.9 mm thick, it’s easy to carry in your pocket. It supports Qi2.2 magnetic wireless charging at up to 25W. Ugreen claims that’ll get an iPhone 18 Pro from empty to about 42% in 30 minutes. There’s also a built-in USB-C cable that can push up to 45W for wired charging and works with the usual standards like PD 3.0, PPS, and QC 4.0.

The power bank itself recharges at up to 30W. It has a low-power mode for smaller stuff like AirPods, and the built-in cable can double as a carry strap. There’s an extra Type-C port too, so you can charge up to three devices at once: wirelessly, through the built-in cable, and via the extra port. Standard protection features are included for safety.

Beyond the headline numbers, the MagFlow is also pretty light at around 7.6 ounces (~215 grams). Ugreen says a full recharge of the power bank itself takes roughly two hours with a capable charger, and the built-in cable means you don’t have to dig around for a separate one every time you want to top something up.

It’s launching at $79.99 and is already up on Amazon. If you were already interested in a slim MagSafe-compatible battery pack that can keep up with modern fast charging, the Dark Cherry option just gives you a more matching look without changing what made the original appealing.

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For a long time, portable chargers served a single, straightforward purpose: providing extra battery life for your phone or tablet when you were away from a wall outlet. You bought a battery pack, plugged in your device, and that was the extent of its functionality. However, the power banks released in 2026 show a shift in how manufacturers are approaching these accessories.

Instead of just increasing battery capacity or charging speeds, companies are integrating secondary features to make these devices more useful in everyday situations. From built-in internet hotspots to location tracking, here is a look at eight recent power banks that combine standard charging capabilities with practical additional tools.

Ugreen MagFlow Pro

Wireless charging naturally generates heat, which can slow down charging speeds and affect battery health over time. Ugreen’s MagFlow Pro, priced at $149.99, attempts to manage this issue by integrating a liquid-cooled micro-pump system into a 10,000mAh power bank.

The device uses a phase-change thermal storage material to absorb heat. When temperatures rise, an internal micro-pump circulates coolant to draw heat away from the warmest areas of the phone and the battery pack.

It supports 25W Qi2 magnetic wireless charging and includes two 45W USB-C options (one built-in cable and one port). There is also a transparent section on the casing that allows you to see the coolant system in operation.

Baseus EnerGeek GX11

Aimed at frequent travelers and remote workers, the Baseus EnerGeek GX11 combines a 20,000mAh battery with an integrated 4G hotspot. Available for $129.99, the device uses CloudSIM technology to connect to local cellular networks in over 150 countries, removing the need for a physical SIM card.

It can support up to 10 device connections simultaneously, offering download speeds up to 150 Mbps.

On the charging side, it provides a maximum output of 67W, which is sufficient for charging most standard laptops, and features a built-in USB-C cable that doubles as a carrying lanyard.

Belkin 10,000mAh 45W Night Light

Belkin has taken a practical approach with its latest 10,000mAh battery pack, currently available in China for around $49. Alongside standard charging features, this 45W power bank includes a pop-out LED light.

The light features a built-in motion sensor and touch controls to adjust brightness. It can be used as a simple bedside night light, a small fill light for video calls, or an emergency light using its SOS flashing mode.

Because LED lights require very little power, using the light function does not significantly drain the 10,000mAh battery. It also includes a built-in braided USB-C cable and a digital display for battery percentage.

Nimble Sharepower Portable Charger

The Nimble Sharepower, priced at $79.95, offers a modular design that allows the power bank to be physically split into two separate units. When connected via its magnetic pogo-pin system, it functions as a single 10,000mAh power bank with a total output of 35W, capable of charging up to three devices.

When pulled apart, it becomes two independent 5,000mAh chargers, each providing up to 20W of power. One half features a built-in braided USB-C cable and an extra port, while the other half includes a foldable USB-C connector that plugs directly into the bottom of a smartphone.

This design is particularly useful if you need to share a charger with someone else without sharing the same physical space.

Cuktech Modular Fan Plus

Cuktech’s CP Modular Fan Plus is a portable cooling device that doubles as a fast-charging power bank. Using a proprietary magnetic interface, the fan connects to a 10,000mAh battery base.

The fan utilizes a high-speed three-phase brushless motor to deliver wind speeds up to 11 m/s, and it operates relatively quietly due to acoustic tuning (ranging from 50dB to 66dB depending on the setting).

When you need to charge a device, the base functions as a power bank with 33W output and 27W input. It also supports pass-through charging, so you can run the fan while the battery itself is plugged into a wall outlet.

Portronics Power Shutter Air 20K

The Portronics Power Shutter Air 20K is a 20,000mAh power bank that consolidates several charging standards into one device. Priced at around $26 (Rs. 2,499), it features a camera-lens-style magnetic pad that supports 15W Qi2 wireless charging.

For wired connections, it offers a 20W USB-C Power Delivery output and includes a built-in, detachable USB-C cable. Additionally, it allocates a specific 2.5W output for charging an Apple Watch and 5W for wireless earbuds.

If you have multiple devices with different charging requirements, this power bank reduces the need to carry separate cables and adapters.

Huawei 12,000mAh 100W Power Bank

Misplacing a power bank is a common issue, which Huawei addresses by integrating Bluetooth tracking into its new 12,000mAh All-in-One Power Bank (priced around $59). Working within Huawei’s HarmonyOS ecosystem, the power bank communicates with your smartphone.

If you leave the battery behind, your phone will send an alert, and you can view its last known location on a map, including floor-level positioning. Beyond tracking, it supports 100W bidirectional fast charging, meaning it can charge a compatible laptop quickly and be recharged just as fast.

It also features a durable built-in liquid silicone cable and ceramic insulation for thermal management.

Portronics Vayu 7.0

The Portronics Vayu 7.0 (around $22) is primarily a portable tire inflator, but it includes power bank functionality for emergencies. It features a 150 PSI compressor with preset inflation modes for cars, motorcycles, bicycles, and sports balls, automatically stopping when the target pressure is reached.

Inside the compact frame are dual 2,000mAh batteries (4,000mAh total) that power the compressor. However, the device also includes a 5V/1A USB output, allowing it to charge a smartphone if you are stranded without another power source.

It is rounded out by an integrated LED flashlight with an SOS mode, making it a highly practical tool to keep in a vehicle.

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UGREEN’s Nexode Pro 160W charger that comes with a built-in retractable cable is down to $94 on Amazon, from a usual list price of $149.99. That is $55 off (37%). The UGREEN store on Amazon sells it, and the “Limited time deal” runs until November 8, 2026.

Buy the UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W (retractable cable) on Amazon for $94.99

UGREEN had launched this charger around late July. It is one of the few wall chargers that can run a laptop and pull its own USBC cable back in when you are done.

What you get:

• 160W total output – one USB-C port alone delivers up to 140W, enough to charge a MacBook Pro to 56% in 30 minutes
• Four ports: the retractable USB-C cable, two more USB-C ports and one USB-A port. It can split 160W across two laptops.
• Retractable cable: UGREEN rates it for more than 10,000 pulls. You need no separate cable in your bag.
• Touch display: a rotating screen shows live wattage, voltage, temperature, and the charging standard in use.
• App control: connects over WiFi or Bluetooth for remote control and firmware updates
• Travel build: GaN chips and a foldable plug, plus nine safety protections and a heat-sinking graphene layer

Is it worth it at $94.99?

Yes! if you carry a laptop and a phone and want one charger with no loose cables. One of these replaces a laptop brick, a phone charger, and the cable. The display and app are extras. The retractable cable is the real reason to buy it.

The usual list price of the product has been about $100 for most of the time since launch. It dipped to $89.99 for a short time in early October. So $94.99 is $5 above its best price and probably a good price for the next few weeks.

Cheaper option

If you don’t need the built-in cable, the regular UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W costs $59.99 on Amazon (list $89.99). It has 5 ports and the same touch display, but no retractable cable. That deal ends November 1.

Buy the UGREEN Nexode Pro 160W 5-port on Amazon for $59.99

Prices were checked on October 27, 2026. Please note that Amazon prices can change at any time.

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• Ugreen launches an ultra-slim 100W charger that can even power your laptop

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Ugreen has released plenty of travel accessories this year, from high-capacity power banks to slim chargers and portable storage. Several are now available in the US, UK, and Europe, so you can buy them locally rather than importing them from China.

The lineup includes options for charging laptops on long trips, keeping an iPhone topped up, tracking luggage, and carrying files between devices. Here are eight Ugreen gadgets released in 2026, along with their prices and availability.

Best power bank for laptops

Ugreen launched the Nexode Pro 25,000mAh 200W Power Bank in Europe before bringing it to the US in May under the name Ugreen 200W Power Bank 25000mAh. It packs a 25,000mAh battery with a combined output of up to 200W, making it suitable for charging laptops and other devices while travelling.

It has two built-in USB-C cables, including a 68cm retractable cable and a 35cm cable that doubles as a carrying strap. You also get a standard USB-C port and a USB-A port, allowing you to charge several devices without carrying extra cables.

Each USB-C output can deliver up to 100W when used individually, and the power bank supports Xiaomi’s 90W charging protocol. Using three USB-C outputs simultaneously brings the combined output down to 115W. It has a small TFT screen that displays the power going to each port, remaining battery capacity, and battery health.

The power bank itself supports charging at up to 100W, with Ugreen claiming a full recharge takes around 2.2 hours. It weighs 631 grams and measures 158 x 54 x 50mm, so it is not the lightest option for everyday carry.

The power bank costs €99.99 in Germany and France, £89.99 in the UK, and $139.99 in the US.

Best mid-size power bank

If you don’t need 200W of output, the Ugreen Nexode Power Bank 20,000mAh 55W is a more manageable alternative. It has a built-in 7-inch USB-C cable, alongside a USB-C port and a USB-A port, so you can charge up to three devices at once.

The maximum output from the battery pack is 55W for supported phones, while laptops can draw up to 45W. Like the model above, it also has a built-in display that shows the remaining battery capacity, output power, charging cycles, and temperature. 

The unit weighs 389 grams and measures 11.65 x 7.1 x 3cm. It costs £39.99 in the UK and starts at €69.99 in Europe, with listings available on Amazon in the UK, Germany and France.

Best for iPhone

The Ugreen MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh 25W was among Ugreen’s main launches at IFA 2026. It combines a 10,000mAh battery with Qi2 wireless charging at up to 25W, along with wired charging at up to 45W through USB-C.

Its main feature is a liquid-cooling system. A micro-pump circulates coolant to help control heat during wireless charging, while a transparent window lets you see the coolant moving inside. Ugreen says the power bank can charge an iPhone 17 Pro Max to 50% in around 40 minutes.

The cooling system is an unusual addition to a magnetic power bank, although it comes at a price. You can get it for €119.99 in Europe, £109.99 in the UK and $149.99 in the US. Amazon has sold it for around $100 in the US since September.

If you don’t need liquid cooling or would rather get a larger battery for your money, our roundup of the best magnetic power banks of 2026 covers other options.

Best for hotel rooms

The Ugreen MagFlow 25W 2-in-1 Foldable Wireless Charger is a compact option for travellers who want to charge their phone and earbuds without carrying separate wireless charging pads.

It folds down to 2.36 x 2.96 x 0.52 inches and weighs 3.88 ounces. Unfold it, and you get a Qi2.2 charging pad with up to 25W of output for an iPhone 16 or newer. The iPhone 16 requires iOS 26 or later to use the charger at its supported speeds. A second pad handles AirPods, and the main charging surface can also prop up a phone for video calls.

Unlike a power bank, the MagFlow needs an external power source. Ugreen recommends using a 45W USB-C charger to get the best charging speeds, so you’ll need to pack a suitable wall adapter as well.

The launch prices are €49.99 in Europe, £43.99 in the UK, and $59.99 in the US. 

Best slim wall charger

Traditional wall chargers can take up a surprising amount of space in a travel bag, particularly when you’re carrying one powerful enough to charge a laptop. Ugreen’s Nexode Air Slim series takes a different route with a thin design and foldable prongs.

The Ugreen Nexode Air Slim 65W measures just 12mm thick and has two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. It costs $49.99 in the US. When you use all three ports simultaneously, the main USB-C port delivers up to 45W, while the other two share the remaining 15W.

The Ugreen Nexode Air Slim 100W provides more power and has recently become available in the UK for £59.99. Either USB-C port can deliver up to 100W when used alone, while the USB-A port supports up to 22.5W. The UK version also has foldable prongs.

Connecting multiple devices reduces the power available to each port. Ugreen says the first device receives roughly 60W to 80W when more than one device is connected.

The slim design makes the chargers easier to slip into a bag than many conventional laptop adapters, although the 100W model is the better choice if you regularly charge a laptop alongside a phone or tablet. You can also check our roundup of the best 100W and higher GaN chargers to compare it with alternatives.

Best charger with a screen

The Ugreen Nexode Pro 100W 4-Port Charger takes a more traditional form than the Air Slim models, but adds a color screen to show charging information. The display reports output power, temperature, voltage and charger health, making it easier to check how connected devices are drawing power.

Measuring 63 x 63 x 63mm, the charger has three USB-C ports and one USB-A port. Two of the USB-C ports can deliver up to 100W individually, while the third supports up to 65W. The USB-A port reaches 22.5W, and total output across all ports is capped at 100W.

Ugreen launched the charger in the UK for £55.99 before bringing it to the US at $64.99. Promotional pricing has brought the US version down to $54.99 on Ugreen’s official store and Amazon.

It’s worth considering if you want one charger for several devices and like having charging information visible at a glance. However, the 100W shared limit means you won’t get the full rated output from multiple ports at the same time.

Best luggage tracker

The Ugreen FineTrack Slim Duo 2 is a thin tracker for people who want to keep tabs on luggage, wallets, or passport holders. It works with both Apple’s Find My network and Google’s Find Hub, making it compatible with iPhones and Android phones.

At just 1.7mm thick, the tracker can slip into places where a conventional tracking tag would be too bulky. It also has an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance. Ugreen rates the battery for up to seven years, compared with five years for the first-generation model.

Prices start at $29.99 in the US and €29.99 in Germany, France and Spain, following an earlier launch in the UK. Check the listing carefully before ordering, as Ugreen sells its trackers in multi-packs.

Best for creators

The Ugreen NeoDrive Go is a portable SSD built for people who need fast storage without carrying a conventional external drive. It measures 3.46 x 2.16 x 0.47 inches and weighs 70 grams.

Rather than requiring a separate cable, the drive has a built-in 5.4-inch braided USB4 cable that also works as a lanyard. Ugreen claims transfer speeds of up to 3,800MB/s, while direct iPhone connectivity allows users to record 4K video at 120fps in ProRes.

The 1TB model launched in the US for $499.99. Ugreen’s European store lists it at €399.99, with a 25% discount bringing the price down to €299.99.

Ugreen says the NeoDrive Go can survive drops from around 2.1 metres, although it does not have a water or dust resistance rating. If you’d prefer to assemble your own portable storage, Ugreen also launched M.2 SSD enclosures with built-in USB-C cables this month.

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Ugreen has launched a new 500W car inverter in China. The Ugreen 500W Car Inverter (model EP704) has two AC outlets, a USB-C port, and a USB-A port, so you can power everything from a large appliance to a small device from the vehicle itself.

The inverter measures 207.5 x 89 x 54.5 mm and comes in a fire-retardant PC casing with a metallic paint finish. It has a digital display on the front displaying stats like input and output voltage and power in real time.

Ugreen has also added a safety shutter to the AC outlet to prevent accidental activation. According to the company, inserting a plug requires around 45N of force, which is meant to stop accidental activation during everyday use.

Ugreen 500W Car Inverter Specification

The amount of power available depends on how you connect the inverter to your vehicle. Using the included alligator clip cable to connect directly to a car battery unlocks the full 500W output, which is enough to run devices such as a small rice cooker or projector. The cable measures 0.4 meters, including the clips.

Alternatively, you can connect the inverter to a car’s cigarette lighter socket using the included 1-meter adapter cable. In this setup, the maximum total output drops to 150W, making it more suitable for charging phones and laptops or powering a car refrigerator. The inverter supports 12V vehicles, with an input rating of 12V and up to 40A.

The AC outlets deliver 220V at 50Hz, with a rated current of 2.28A. The inverter also uses a pure sine wave output. 

For smaller devices, the USB-C port supports USB Power Delivery (PD) and provides up to 30W. Supported output profiles include 5V/3A, 9V/3A, and 12V/2.5A. The USB-A port supports SCP fast charging at up to 22.5W, with output profiles of 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A, and 10V/2.25A.

However, the two USB ports share a maximum output of 24W when used simultaneously, so neither can deliver its full rated power while both are active.

Ugreen already sells high-power charging products such as the Nexode 300W five-port desktop charger, which launched at $270. The new 500W car inverter serves a different purpose, allowing users to power appliances and charge devices while on the road.

The Ugreen 500W Car Inverter (EP704) retails in China for 599 yuan (~ $90). International pricing and availability have yet to be confirmed.

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Ugreen has released two new M.2 NVMe SSD enclosures. There is a 10Gbps version available for $27.99 ($24.99 for Amazon Prime members) and a faster 20Gbps version priced at $39.99 ($34.99 with Prime).

Ugreen M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure Specifications

Instead of relying on a separate, detachable cable that you might easily misplace, these enclosures come with a 7.9-inch USB-C cable permanently attached to the device. When you aren’t using the drive, the cable simply tucks into the side of the case for storage, and there are cable clips to keep things tidy.

The outer shell is made of aluminum, which helps keep the internal drive cool during file transfers. Ugreen also includes a thermal pad in the box to assist with heat dissipation. If you are using an older computer that doesn’t have a USB-C port, the package comes with a USB-C to USB-A adapter. There is also a basic LED light on the outside to let you know when the drive is active.

Inside the enclosure, you can install M.2 NVMe PCIe SSDs with storage capacities up to 8TB. It is compatible with the standard 2230, 2242, 2260, and 2280 drive sizes, and it works with both M-Key and B+M Key configurations. You secure the drive with an included screw to keep it from moving around while you are carrying it.

The enclosure is plug-and-play, meaning you don’t need to install any drivers to use it on Windows, macOS, or Linux computers. It supports standard storage features like TRIM and SMART, which help maintain the drive’s long-term health and performance. If the drive is plugged in but left idle, it will automatically go to sleep after 15 minutes to save power.

The transfer speeds you actually get will depend on the model you buy and the ports on your computer. The $27.99 model uses a USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface for speeds up to 10Gbps. The $39.99 model uses USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 to reach up to 20Gbps. However, there is a catch with the faster version: your computer needs a specific USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 port to hit that 20Gbps mark.

Thunderbolt 3 and 4 ports, like the ones found on all MacBooks and many modern Windows laptops, do not support the Gen 2×2 standard. If you plug the 20Gbps enclosure into a Thunderbolt port, it will just run at 10Gbps. Because of this, Mac users and people with Thunderbolt-only laptops are probably better off saving a few dollars and buying the 10Gbps model.

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Ugreen has announced a new 699 yuan, or about $105, 11-in-1 USB4 docking station called the Ugreen U500. It connects to a laptop through a single USB4 cable and adds ports for high-speed data transfer, 8K video output, 2.5GbE networking, and up to 115W of laptop charging.

The Ugreen U500 supports up to 40Gbps of shared bandwidth across its ports. Its USB4 downstream port gets up to 20Gbps, allowing users to connect another USB4 device through the dock.

The front panel houses a 3.5mm audio jack, SD and TF card slots with transfer speeds of up to 200MB/s, a 10Gbps USB-C port, a 10Gbps USB-A port, and the power switch. Around the back, there’s another USB4 port, an HDMI 2.1 port, two 5Gbps USB-A ports, a 2.5GbE Ethernet port, and a PD input.

For external displays, the dock supports resolutions up to 8K at 60Hz or 4K at 240Hz. An indicator light shows the current display mode: white indicates USB4 mode, which supports dual-screen setups, while orange indicates DP Alt mode, which supports a single screen or no display.

The power switch also lets users turn the dock off and back on with a short press. Ugreen also includes a Type-C to DisplayPort cable in the box, while networking is handled by the built-in 2.5GbE port, which supports 2500Mbps, 1000Mbps, and 100Mbps connections.

Power delivery is another key part of the U500. It supports PD 3.1 and accepts up to 140W of total input power, with up to 115W delivered to a laptop through the upstream USB4 port. The downstream USB4 port can also supply up to 7.5W, allowing users to charge a phone or tablet while working.

Where it fits in Ugreen’s dock lineup

Ugreen has released several docking stations over the past year, including models built around the newer Thunderbolt 5 standard. In March, the company launched the Maxidok 17-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 docking station, which delivers up to 140W of power to a connected laptop. Last month, it introduced the LinkStation Pro Thunderbolt 5 eGPU dock.

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Sharge’s Shargeek 300 is down to $179 on Amazon, from a list price of $229. That is $50 off (22%). The deal runs as an Amazon “Limited time deal” until October 29, and the seller is the SHARGE Official Store.

Get the Shargeek 300 at $179 for limited time

What you get

Most power banks stop at a phone and maybe a tablet. The Shargeek 300 targets laptops. Its 300W total output can run two 16-inch MacBook Pros at up to 140W each and charge a phone at the same time.

• Capacity: 24,000mAh, which Sharge says complies with airline rules
• Output: 300W total; two USB-C ports at up to 140W (PD 3.1), plus one USB-A port
• DC port: adjustable 5V–28V output (5.5 x 2.1mm) for Starlink, portable fridges, camera monitors, LED lights and soldering irons
• Recharge: 140W USB-C input, 0 to 100% in about 44 minutes
• Display: 1.9-inch screen that shows live power curves, individual cell voltages, cycle count, and estimated time remaining. You also set the DC voltage here.
• Build: CNC-machined aluminum unibody with full-tab cells (≤4 mΩ internal resistance), which Sharge says run up to 35% cooler

Who should buy it

Buy it if you carry a laptop and want one battery for the whole bag. The DC port also makes it useful for creators and campers who run 12V–24V gear. If you only charge a phone, it is overkill.

Cheaper option

If you want a pocket battery instead, UGREEN’s Nexode 45W 10,000mAh power bank with a built-in USB-C cable and smart display is $59.99 on Amazon (list $69.99).

Buy the UGREEN Nexode 45W power bank on Amazon for $59.99

Prices checked on October 20, 2026. Amazon prices can change at any time.

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Ugreen has released the Ugreen P7 (PB792), a 20,000mAh power bank in China. It features two built-in USB-C cables and a color display. The device is currently listed on JD.com for 269 yuan ($40).

Ugreen 45W 20K Power Bank Specifications

The power bank uses a 3C + 1A configuration, providing three USB-C connections and one USB-A port. Two of the USB-C connections are built directly into the device, so you do not need to carry separate cords. One is a 13cm cable that functions as a carrying strap and is rated to withstand 10,000 bends.

The other is a retractable USB-C cable made of flame-retardant TPE material that extends up to 70cm across seven length positions. Both built-in cables support up to 45W charging.

On the right side of the silver chassis, there is a standalone USB-C port supporting up to 45W and a USB-A port that outputs up to 22.5W. The device also includes a TFT color display managed by an internal Battery Management System (BMS).

This allows users to view real-time data such as battery temperature, health, charging status, remaining capacity, and cell information directly on the screen, bypassing the need for a smartphone app.

The P7 uses ATL lithium-ion battery cells with a 74Wh capacity at 7.4V, which falls within standard airline travel limits. It supports up to 45W input for recharging. For output, the 45W maximum can charge a 13-inch MacBook Air M5 at up to 43W or a 2026 MacBook Neo at up to 29W.

For smartphones, it charges an iPhone 17 Pro to 69% in 30 minutes at 29W, or an iPhone 17 Pro Max to 65% at 35W. When multiple devices are plugged in at once, the total output drops to a shared 15W.

The device meets China’s 2026 national safety standards for power banks. Ugreen reports it passed durability tests including a 140°C heat chamber for 60 minutes, 2.5 tonnes of pressure, and a puncture test with a 4mm tungsten steel needle.

It includes 20 safety protections for issues like overcharging and abnormal voltage. The power bank measures 136 x 74 x 31mm, weighs 447 grams, and includes a two-year warranty.

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Ugreen has launched a new color e-ink case for the Pro iPhones in China. Called the Ugreen Magic E-ink Screen Case, it really is what the name suggests — a case and second screen. 

Back-mounted phone accessories are becoming more common. Dockcase’s Selfix case gave the iPhone 17 Pro a second screen for taking selfies with the main camera, while Xteink makes small e-readers that attach to iPhones through MagSafe. Ugreen’s case is simpler. Its screen displays a chosen image rather than a camera preview or reading content.

How the e-ink screen works

The case has a 3.7-inch color e-ink display with six particle colors: black, white, red, yellow, blue, and green. Ugreen says the panel remains clear in bright light. You can select an image from your gallery through the Ugreen App or create a custom one, then send it to the case.

Updating the display takes around 20 seconds to upload and another 20 seconds to refresh, so changing an image takes about 40 seconds in total. 

The phone transfers the image to the case through NFC, using only a small amount of power during the process. Once the image is displayed, the screen does not need power to keep it there. It also stays visible when the phone is turned off.

If you do not want the case’s NFC antenna active, you can long-press the button on the right side to disconnect it. Ugreen says this will not interfere with contactless card tapping or phone payments.

Colors, materials, and protection

The case comes in matte black, fog white, and burgundy. It combines TPU, PC, and microfiber, along with a metal camera button and a separate NFC button on the side.

For added drop protection, Ugreen has added airbag-style cushioning to all four corners. The case’s edges sit around 1mm above the phone’s screen and 0.7mm above the camera lenses, helping keep both areas away from surfaces when the phone is placed down or carried in a bag.

It is available for purchase in China for 279 yuan (~ $40). Ugreen has not said whether the Magic E-ink Screen Case will be released outside China.

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The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max support MagSafe and Qi2 wireless charging at up to 25W. Apple says the phones can reach 50% in about 30 minutes when using a MagSafe charger with a 35W or higher power adapter. That’s a notable increase from the 15W limit that MagSafe accessories used for most of the past few years.

There is one important detail, though. To get the full 25W wireless charging speed, the power bank needs to support the newer Qi2.2 standard. Older Qi2 power banks rated at 15W will still attach to the phone and charge it, but they won’t reach the newer 25W limit.

Here are five power banks that support the newer 25W standard, all released or updated within the past two months. There’s also one slimmer option that trades charging speed for a smaller design.

Baseus PicoGo AM52 (Dark Cherry Collection)

Baseus recently added a Dark Cherry version of its existing PicoGo AM52, designed to match the iPhone 18 Pro’s Burgundy finish. The hardware remains the same as the standard model, with a 10,000mAh battery, 25W Qi2.2 wireless charging, and a 45W USB-C port for wired charging.

That means you can charge the iPhone wirelessly while also using the USB-C port for another device, such as AirPods. The power bank also has a built-in USB-C cable and supports up to 30W input when it’s time to recharge the pack itself.

The exterior uses silicone instead of hard plastic. According to Baseus, the material provides more grip against the back of the phone, which can help keep the magnetic connection in place.

UGreen MagFlow Pro

UGreen’s MagFlow Pro is another 10,000mAh option, but its main difference is the cooling system. The company says it is the first power bank to use micro-pump liquid cooling, combining a phase-change material with a coolant loop to move heat away from the charging surface.

It supports 25W Qi2.2 wireless charging, along with 45W wired charging through its built-in cable and another 45W USB-C port. UGreen says its testing recorded peak temperatures up to 10°C lower than an industry benchmark of roughly 48°C. That result comes from UGreen’s own testing conditions, so it shouldn’t be treated as an independent measurement.

The MagFlow Pro was introduced at IFA 2026 in Berlin on September 4. At $149.99, it’s also the most expensive power bank in this group.

Anker MagGo 2 Pro Magnetic Power Bank

Anker’s newer MagGo 2 Pro, model A110R, combines 25W Qi2.2 wireless charging with a small internal fan called SnapCool. The system is designed to keep the charging surface below 96.8°F (36°C).

Anker says that figure was measured with an iPhone 17 Pro at a 77°F ambient temperature, so the actual temperature can vary depending on the phone, room temperature, and other conditions.

For wired charging, the power bank has a 45W USB-C port. Anker says it can charge a device through the USB-C port and the wireless pad at the same time without reducing the speed of either connection.

There’s also a color display on the side that shows the remaining battery percentage, surface temperature, and battery health. A fold-out stand can be adjusted to an angle of up to 80 degrees.

The MagGo 2 Pro is listed at $109.99 and is currently available for pre-order, with shipping scheduled to begin September 28.

Belkin UltraCharge Slim 10K

Belkin’s 10,000mAh UltraCharge Slim 10K also supports 25W Qi2.2 wireless charging. For wired charging, it has a 30W USB-C port.

Belkin says the power bank can charge an iPhone 17 Pro from 0 to 50 percent in 39 minutes when using the wireless pad. Like the other figures in this list, that’s a manufacturer-provided result and depends on the test setup.

The bank also supports 30W pass-through charging. You can plug the power bank into a wall adapter while the phone is attached, allowing both the bank and the phone to charge at the same time.

The UltraCharge Slim 10K launched in late June and is priced at £69.99.

Baseus PicoGo AM71 (Dark Cherry Collection)

The PicoGo AM71 comes in the same Dark Cherry finish as the AM52, but the two power banks are designed for different priorities.

The AM71 is only 6.9mm thick and has a 5,000mAh battery. Its wireless charging tops out at 15W, while wired charging reaches 22.5W, so it doesn’t offer the 25W Qi2.2 charging available from the other newer models in this list.

A short USB-C to USB-C cable is included, and the power bank supports up to 20W input for recharging.

If you want something thinner and lighter for carrying around, the AM71 makes more sense than choosing a larger 10,000mAh pack. The trade-off is lower capacity and slower wireless charging.

What to check before buying

If you’re buying one of these power banks for an iPhone 18 Pro or 18 Pro Max, check the specifications carefully. The listing should specifically mention Qi2.2 and 25W. Terms such as “MagSafe compatible” or simply “Qi2” aren’t enough, since older Qi2 power banks can still attach magnetically and charge the phone but are limited to 15W.

It’s also worth checking the wired output. A 45W USB-C port can be useful for charging a laptop in a pinch, while a 20W port is mainly suited to phones and smaller devices.

Charging times and temperature figures should also be treated as test results rather than guarantees. Manufacturers usually measure them with a specific phone, ambient temperature, adapter, and other conditions, so real-world results can vary.

Battery capacity is another number that can be misleading. A 10,000mAh power bank will typically deliver around 5,500 to 6,500mAh of usable charge to a phone after conversion losses. In other words, the printed 10,000mAh figure doesn’t mean you’ll get 10,000mAh directly into the phone’s battery.

For the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max, the main thing to look for is therefore the Qi2.2 certification and 25W output if you want to make use of the phones’ newer wireless charging limit.

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Ugreen is releasing a new 65W travel adapter that changes how the actual wall plugs work. Instead of the usual sliders or snap-on attachments you see on most international chargers, this one uses a rotating mechanism. It is currently up for pre-order in China for 169 yuan ($25) and goes on regular sale on September 29th.

Ugreen 65W Travel Adapter Specifications

The adapter features a 360-degree rotating plug that lets you switch between US, UK, European, and Australian plug types by simply twisting the mechanism, without having to push or pull separate modules. Ugreen says the rotating mechanism has been tested for more than 3,000 rotations.

The design also avoids the bulky sliding controls commonly found on traditional travel adapters. It supports a wide 100V to 240V input range and is compatible with outlets across more than 200 countries and regions. However, the adapter does not convert voltage, so connected devices must support the local voltage standard.

On the charging side, the adapter has three ports: two USB-C and one USB-A. If you just plug into one of the USB-C ports, you get the full 65W. That is enough power to charge most standard thin-and-light laptops, like a MacBook Air or a Huawei MateBook. The USB-A port maxes out at 22.5W.

When you plug in multiple devices, the charger automatically splits that 65W limit across the active ports. You can charge a laptop, a phone, and a set of earbuds at the same time, though they will naturally charge slower than if they were plugged in alone. It supports the usual fast-charging standards like USB-C PD, PPS, and Quick Charge, so it will work fine with most major device brands.

Inside, the charger uses GaN (gallium nitride) components, which is how the company keeps the size down while managing heat. It measures 54.9 x 52 x 52mm and weighs 158 grams. Ugreen says this is about 59% smaller by volume than its older S550 model.

In terms of weight distribution, the adapter features a low center of gravity and a carefully adjusted plug angle to help it stay securely connected to wall outlets. This design reduces the chances of the charger becoming loose or falling out, particularly when used with worn hotel or airport sockets. The outer shell uses flame-retardant PC material with a metallic gray finish for added durability.

In related news, Ugreen has recently launched a 67W smart travel charger that packs everything frequent travelers need into a compact design.

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Ugreen has introduced a new 67W travel charger in China, combining a multi-region plug adapter and a multi-port fast charger into a single unit. It is currently available for pre-order for 189 yuan ($28).

Ugreen 67W Travel Charger Specifications

The charger features a built-in screen that displays real-time charging information. It shows the active charging protocol, current, power output, and charging status, giving you more information than a standard LED indicator.

The display also works with the charger’s intelligent temperature control system and shows when thermal protection is active during demanding charging sessions. It also comes with a PPS (Programmable Power Supply) priority mode, which can be switched on by pressing and holding the control for two seconds.

For the actual charging hardware, the brick has three ports: two USB-C and one USB-A. If you plug a single device into either of the USB-C ports, it can output the full 67W using the PD 3.2 protocol. That is enough power to keep most standard thin-and-light laptops charged, along with phones and tablets from companies like Apple, Lenovo, and Xiaomi.

The USB-A port is capped at 22.5W, which is standard for charging smaller accessories like wireless earbuds or power banks. If you use multiple ports at the same time, the charger splits the power across the connected devices, but the total draw will never exceed 67W.

Since it is designed for travel, the charger has interchangeable plugs built into the body. It includes prongs for US, UK, European, and Australian outlets. It also supports a 100V-240V input range, meaning you can plug it into the wall in most countries without needing a separate voltage converter or a bulky adapter.

To keep the size down, Ugreen is using a stacked internal design that it calls AirPyra 2.0. The whole unit measures 92.2 x 52.0 x 30.9mm and weighs 166 grams. Ugreen compares the overall footprint to a small pack of pocket tissues, so it shouldn’t take up much room in a backpack or carry-on bag.

The charger goes by the model number X576 and includes an 18-month warranty. Right now, it is only available in China, and Ugreen hasn’t said if or when it will be sold in other regions.

In related news, Ugreen has recently launched its first Thunderbolt 5 GPU dock with an 850W PSU and triple-port daisy-chaining support. The company has also introduced the HiTune T8 earbuds with -55dB ANC, LDAC support, AI-powered features, and up to 50 hours of battery life.

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UGREEN launched its LinkStation eGPU dock with OCuLink and USB4 support last December. The dock was designed to let laptops and mini PCs use the power of a desktop graphics card. Now, UGREEN has introduced a new version with Thunderbolt 5, although it comes at a much higher price.

Called the UGREEN LinkStation Pro, the new dock uses Thunderbolt 5 with speeds of up to 80Gbps, with up to 64Gbps dedicated to the graphics card. It also supports USB4, Thunderbolt 4, and Thunderbolt 3, so it can still work with older devices, although they won’t get the full bandwidth available with Thunderbolt 5.

UGREEN says the dock supports graphics cards from NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel. It can also work with the company’s NAS devices to improve Docker container performance when the two are used together. This could be useful with UGREEN’s NASync DXP GT series, which supports Docker for running apps and virtual machines.

850W power supply and 140W charging

The dock has three Thunderbolt 5 ports, with support for daisy-chaining other Thunderbolt 5 devices. This means you can connect additional accessories through the dock instead of running separate cables to your laptop.

As for power, it has a built-in 850W power supply with an 80 Plus Gold rating and ATX 3.1 support. There’s also a 12V-2×6 connector for newer RTX 40- and 50-series graphics cards that require it. The dock can deliver up to 140W to a connected laptop through USB Power Delivery 3.1.

The enclosure supports graphics cards up to 370mm long, enough for most full-size GPUs. The dock itself uses an aluminum chassis. 

The new UGREEN Thunderbolt 5 eGPU dock costs 3,489 yuan, or around $520. The OCuLink/USB4 model costs 2,299 yuan (~ $340) in comparison. 

UGREEN has not yet announced a release date or confirmed which regions will get the new dock.

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Ugreen has introduced a new pair of budget wireless earbuds, the HiTune T8, currently available on JD.com for 179 yuan ($26). The release focuses on providing standard modern audio features, including active noise cancellation, high-resolution audio support, and built-in transcription tools, at a lower price point.

Ugreen HiTune T8 Specifications

The earbuds use a standard in-ear design and carry an IPX5 water resistance rating, meaning they can handle sweat or light rain. The earbuds and the charging case weigh 49.4g together, and the case measures 62 x 51.5 x 26.8mm. To help users find a proper fit, Ugreen includes five sets of silicone ear tips in the box.

For audio, the HiTune T8 rely on 12.4mm titanium-plated dynamic drivers. They support standard SBC and AAC codecs, as well as LDAC for higher-resolution audio streaming. Because of the LDAC support, they carry a Hi-Res Wireless Audio certification. Through the companion app, users can manually adjust the EQ settings and enable a spatial audio simulation feature.

The active noise cancellation system uses a six-microphone array to monitor outside ambient noise and the sound inside the ear canal. The system can reduce noise by up to -55dB and process frequencies up to 4,000Hz. The ANC has three levels, light, moderate, and deep, and can automatically switch between them based on your surroundings. The microphones also work with a directional algorithm to isolate your voice and block background noise during phone calls.

The earbuds connect via Bluetooth 6.0 and support multipoint connectivity, allowing you to link them to two devices at the same time and switch between them. Ugreen has also included a set of AI tools in the software. These include live recording transcription, meeting summaries, text generation, and real-time translation. The company says that these features are available out of the box and do not require a subscription.

Battery life is listed at up to 11 hours for the earbuds and 50 hours total with the 600mAh charging case. However, these numbers are based on listening at 50% volume with the AAC codec and ANC turned off. Using ANC or LDAC will lower the battery life. The case charges via USB-C, taking about two hours for a full charge, while a 10-minute quick charge provides roughly four hours of playback.

In related news, Hammer has recently launched the Aura Air clip-on earbuds in India with 11mm drivers, ENC microphones, and up to 60 hours of battery life.

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Ugreen’s slim charger lineup has now made its way to the UK. The company’s 100W card-style charger, first launched in China as the Mini Ice GaN charger, is now available in the UK as the Nexode Air Slim 100W. It comes with foldable UK-standard plugs and costs £59.99.

The charger has two USB-C ports and one USB-A port packed into its thin, card-shaped body. Either USB-C port can deliver up to 100W on its own, which is enough for most laptops. The USB-A port supports up to 22.5W. When charging two or three devices at the same time, the first device you connect still gets between 60W and 80W, depending on the setup. 

Under the hood

Ugreen is using a new GaN (Gallium Nitride) chip inside the charger and claims it can reach 93% conversion efficiency. Higher efficiency means less energy is wasted as heat, helping the charger stay cooler and allowing Ugreen to keep the body thin.

The foldable plugs are another useful part of the design. UK plugs can take up quite a bit of space, but the Nexode Air Slim 100W’s prongs fold into the charger when they’re not in use. This makes it easier to slip into a laptop sleeve, backpack, or small pocket without the plugs getting caught on other things.

The flat design can also be useful in tight spaces. Unlike a typical bulky charger, the card-shaped body can sit closer to the wall when you’re charging behind furniture or in another cramped spot.

Ugreen has also included the usual safety protections, including safeguards against overvoltage, overcurrent, overheating, and short circuits.

At £59.99, the Nexode Air Slim 100W is priced close to Ugreen’s Nexode Pro 100W charger, which launched in the UK last month. The Nexode Pro has a four-port design and a color display, while the Air Slim focuses on keeping the charger as thin as possible.

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Ugreen has launched a new 10,000mAh power bank in China called the P5. It is priced at 119 yuan ($18) and will go on sale on September 16. The power bank meets China’s updated 2026 national safety standards.

Ugreen P5 Power Bank Specifications

The Ugreen P5 features a compact design, measuring 117.8 x 72 x 16.8mm and weighing around 203.4g. Ugreen says it is about 25% lighter than the older PB203 model. It also comes with a built-in 18.5cm USB-C cable that doubles as a carrying loop when not in use.

The built-in cable can withstand around 10,000 bends. In addition to the integrated cable, the power bank features a USB-C port and a USB-A port, allowing you to charge up to three devices simultaneously. It also sports a digital display on the front that shows the remaining battery percentage.

For charging, the P5 supports up to 22.5W output and 20W input. When charging multiple devices simultaneously, the total output is limited to 15W (5V/3A). Ugreen claims the power bank can charge an iPhone 17 to around 58% in 30 minutes.

During the same period, it can charge a Huawei Mate 80 to around 37% and a Xiaomi 17 to around 21%. The P5 takes approximately 3.1 hours to fully recharge and supports several fast-charging protocols, including PD, QC, AFC, and SCP.

The P5 also focuses heavily on battery safety and longevity. It features a 37Wh polymer lithium-ion cell supplied by EVE Energy, which Ugreen claims can retain more than 90% of its original capacity after 500 charge cycles.

It also equips a built-in battery management system that monitors parameters such as temperature, voltage, and cycle count. You can check this battery information through Ugreen’s mobile app or desktop software.

To pass the upcoming 2026 safety regulations and receive China’s mandatory 3C certification, the P5 features flame-retardant materials and a dual-NTC temperature monitoring system. Ugreen says it operates at or below 48°C and has passed nail puncture, compression, and high-temperature safety tests without catching fire or exploding.

In related news, Portronics has recently launched a camera-style 20,000mAh power bank with 15W Qi2 charging and a built-in cable, while Cuktech has introduced a new 25,000mAh power bank globally with 100W charging and an integrated USB-C cable.

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UGREEN has unveiled its new MagFlow lineup at IFA 2026 in Berlin, Germany, introducing three Qi2 25W magnetic charging products designed to tackle one of the biggest challenges in high-power wireless charging: heat. Announced on September 4 under the theme “Smarter Living Starts Here,” the new range includes a liquid-cooled magnetic power bank, an actively cooled 3-in-1 charging stand and a compact foldable 2-in-1 charger.

The MagFlow lineup is designed for users across the Apple, Samsung and Google Pixel ecosystems. Rather than focusing only on faster charging speeds, UGREEN is placing thermal management, battery health, safety, and long-term reliability at the centre of its latest charging technology.

Why Thermal Management Matters for Qi2 25W Charging

Qi2 25W charging delivers significantly more power than older 15W wireless charging solutions. However, higher charging power can also generate substantial heat between the charger and the smartphone. This heat buildup can cause thermal throttling, reduce charging speeds, and limit how long a device can maintain peak charging performance. Over time, excessive heat may also affect battery health.

UGREEN’s System-Level Approach:

UGREEN’s MagFlow series addresses this challenge through a combination of active cooling, heat-dissipation structures, and intelligent temperature management. Each product uses a different approach based on its intended use, from liquid cooling in a portable power bank to thermoelectric cooling in a desktop charger.

UGREEN MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh 25W

The highlight product is the UGREEN MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank, world’s first Qi2 25W magnetic power bank with micro-pump liquid cooling.

CryoPulse Micro-Pump Liquid Cooling

Its proprietary CryoPulse Micro-Pump Liquid Cooling System combines an active micro-pump, VC copper heat-spreading foil and a liquid-channel architecture. Coolant circulates directly around the heat source to help manage temperatures during high-power charging. According to UGREEN’s testing, peak temperatures can remain up to 10°C lower than an approximately 48°C industry benchmark, while temperature rise can be reduced by up to 44% under reference conditions.

A transparent window also visually displays the coolant circulating in real time, adding a distinctive technology-focused element to the design.

25W Wireless and 45W Wired Charging

The 10,000mAh power bank supports up to 25W Qi2 wireless charging and up to 45W wired charging through either its built-in USB-C cable or USB-C port. iPhone 17 Pro Max can reach 50% in around 40 minutes wirelessly, while the same phone can reach 65% in 30 minutes through a cable. The power bank itself can reportedly recharge in around two hours using 30W input.

Three-Device Charging and Smart Display

The power bank can charge up to three devices simultaneously through magnetic wireless charging, the integrated USB-C cable and a secondary USB-C port. Its integrated smart display provides real-time information, including charging power, temperature, battery level, charging cycles and capacity.

Design, Safety and Battery Reliability

The device features an 8N magnetic hold using 16+1 N52 magnets. Its built-in USB-C cable can also function as a carry strap and is tested for more than 10,000 bends. UGREEN has also included Dymondcell 2.0 protection, 13-layer circuit protection and NTC sensors that monitor temperature 240 times per second. The battery is designed to retain approximately 90% of its capacity after 800 charging cycles.

Price

The MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank is priced at €119.99 in Europe, £109.99 in the UK and $129.99 in the US.

UGREEN MagFlow Pro 3-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Stand 25W

For desk and bedside setups, UGREEN has introduced the MagFlow Pro 3-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charging Stand, a premium charger designed for simultaneously powering multiple devices.

CryoPulse TEC Active Cooling

The charger uses UGREEN’s CryoPulse TEC Active Cooling System, which combines a thermoelectric cooling module with an ultra-quiet cooling fan. According to UGREEN, the centre of the magnetic charging surface can reach approximately 11°C, while peak phone charging temperatures can be reduced by up to 18°C compared with standard chargers. The cooling fan operates at 15dB or below.

Up to 32.5W of Multi-Device Charging

The stand delivers up to 25W of wireless charging for a smartphone, alongside up to 5W each for an Apple Watch and AirPods, for a total output of up to 32.5W. iPhone 17 Pro Max can reach 50% in approximately 26 minutes with active cooling enabled.

Smart Display and Adjustable Design

A real-time TFT display shows charging wattage, TEC surface temperature and cooling mode. Dedicated controls allow users to manage the cooling operation and display independently. The stand also features a wide anti-slip charging pad for earbuds, an 8N magnetic hold, a glass magnetic charging surface, 360-degree rotation and up to 90 degrees of tilt adjustment. It also supports iOS StandBy mode.

Price

The MagFlow Pro 3-in-1 Charging Stand costs €139.99 in Europe, £119.99 in the UK and $149.99 in the US.

UGREEN MagFlow 2-in-1 Foldable Magnetic Wireless Charger 25W

The UGREEN MagFlow 2-in-1 Foldable Magnetic Wireless Charger brings high-speed magnetic charging to a smaller and more portable design.

Compact and Travel-Friendly Design

Weighing approximately 100g, the charger folds flat for easier storage and travel before opening into a magnetic charging stand.

Up to 25W Phone Charging

It supports up to 25W charging for a smartphone and up to 5W for wireless earbuds, with a total dual-device output of up to 30W. iPhone 17 Pro Max can charge from 0% to 50% in around 30 minutes.

ThermalGuard and Smart Charging

Instead of active cooling, this model uses UGREEN’s ThermalGuard temperature management system. NTC sensors monitor temperatures 200 times per second, while SmartCharge technology automatically optimises power distribution between connected devices.

Magnetic Alignment and Safety

The charger features 11N magnetic alignment using 17 heat-resistant N48H magnets to help maintain coil alignment, even while the phone is being used in stand mode. An eight-layer protection system includes safeguards against overcharging, short circuits and foreign objects.

Price

The MagFlow 2-in-1 Foldable Charger is priced at €49.99 in Europe, £43.99 in the UK, and $49.99 in the US, making it the most affordable and travel-friendly product in the range.

UGREEN MagFlow Lineup: Which One Is Right for You? 

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UGREEN Puts Stable Performance at the Centre

With the MagFlow lineup, UGREEN is taking a more sophisticated approach to high-power wireless charging. The company is not simply focused on achieving faster Qi2 25W charging speeds, but on helping devices maintain those speeds more consistently by managing heat.

From micro-pump liquid cooling in a portable power bank to TEC active cooling in a desktop stand and intelligent ThermalGuard management in a compact travel charger, each product approaches the heat challenge differently.

The result is a premium and user-centric charging lineup built around faster performance, thermal control, battery health, safety and long-term reliability. As wireless charging moves towards higher power levels, UGREEN’s MagFlow series highlights how cooling and intelligent thermal management could become just as important as charging speed itself.

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IFA 2026 wrapped up in Berlin on September 8 and this edition felt a bit different. Chinese companies made up nearly half of the 1,900-plus exhibitors, Xiaomi showed up with its first-ever IFA booth, Samsung left the Messe floor for the first time in 35 years and humanoid robots walked a catwalk. Also, AMD opened the show with a keynote about “personal AI” running on your own hardware,, instead of the cloud.

Underneath the keynotes, there was a lot of real hardware with real prices. We have gone through everything announced during Media Days and the IFA show itself, and picked the 15 products that will matter after the halls empty out.

This will give you a quick idea as to the notable launches from the event this year. 

Prices are as announced; and where a brand only gave a UK or US figure, that is what we list.

1. Xiaomi 18 Fold

The headline phone of IFA was not launched in Berlin, but it was shown there for the first time outside China. The Xiaomi 18 Fold adopts the short, wide “passport” shape that Samsung introduced with the Galaxy Z Fold 8,, with a 5.38-inch cover screen and a 7.58inch inner panel. It is also the first flagship phone running Xiaomi’s own XRing O3 chipset, the first mobile processor to clear five million points on AnTuTu.

• XRing O3, LPDDR6 memory (CXMT)
• 6,000mAh stacked battery
• China launch: September 7, from around 10,999 yuan (~$1,640)
• Global availability: not announced yet

Xiaomi confirmed at IFA that Europe is a priority market but gave no date for the 18 Fold outside China. That is the one thing we would have liked to hear.

Read more: Xiaomi 18 Fold launches with mid-fold design, in-house XRING O3 chip

2. Xiaomi Mijia comes to Europe (and Xiaomi’s cars are next)

Xiaomi’s 3,300-square-metre booth was the biggest standalone overseas showcase the company has ever done with more than 380 products on display. The message was that Mijia, its smart-home and appliance brand, is now a European brand too: 2,000-plus SKUs across 130-plus categories, including a triple-tub washing machine, an air conditioner that uses millimetre-wave radar to detect people, and a fridge with Cryo Fresh long-term storage.

On the same day, Xiaomi Auto signed memoranda with eight of Germany’s largest dealer groups, including Emil Frey, Penske-Jacobs, LUEG and Hahn, for a 2027 launch of the SU7 saloon and YU7 SUV.

Read more: Xiaomi announces Mijia brand expansion in Europe at IFA 2026

3. Roborock Saros Rover

Roborock brought the largest robot-cleaning lineup of the show, but the one people queued for was the Saros Rover, which was first shown at CES 2026. It has wheel-legs that extend to lift the robot over thresholds and, in the demo, up individual stair steps. Roborock has not given a price or a date, so treat it as a 2027 product.

The models you can actually buy are the Saros 20 Flow Complete (36,000Pa, a self-cleaning roller mop with 16 water outlets, arriving around November) and the Saros 20 Neo, which swaps the roller for dual spinning pads and a retractable LiDAR that drops its height to 7.95cm. In the US the Neo is sold as the Qrevo Edge 3 Pro at $1,500 (Amazon link). Roborock also showed the F25 Ultra Steam Gen 2 wet-dry vacuum, the RockAqua P1 pool cleaner and the RockNeo Q2 wire-free mower.

Read more: LG RONi vs Roborock S9 MaxV Ultra: Which robot vacuum should you buy?

4. DJI Romo A2 and P2

DJI’s second-generation robot vacuums launched in China in May; IFA was their European debut. The Romo 2 series pushes suction to 36,000Pa (up from 25,000Pa), adds robotic legs that clear obstacles up to 8.5cm, and keeps DJI’s transparent design. The privacy story is the interesting part: in-app switch cuts the cameras entirely.

• Romo A2: €1,199
• Romo P2: €1,299
• On sale in Europe: September 9

Read more: DJI ROMO 2 robot vacuum confirmed to launch on May 11

5. Dreame Aqua20 Pro Ultra Roller X Complete

Dreame’s answer to the roller-mop arms race adds steam. The Aqua20 pre-treats stains with 180°C steam from four outlets, then follows with a fresh-water roller mop, backed by 40,000Pa suction, a ProLeap chassis that climbs 10cm thresholds, and obstacle recognition for 320 object types.

It picked up an IFA Innovation Award in the smart home category. Pricing is £1,299 in the UK and €1,499 in Germany, Austria, Spain and Portugal, where it goes on sale September 21. Dreame also expanded into wet-dry vacuums (T12 Pro to T16 Pro Steam, £279 to £569), an all-wheel-drive lawn mower, and the LEAPTIC Cube, a 56g 8K action camera from £349.

6. Ecovacs Deebot X12S OmniCyclone

Ecovacs went after the one thing every self-emptying dock still needs: bags. The X12S OmniCyclone uses a bagless cyclone dock, 27,000Pa suction, an OZMO Roller 3.0 mop and the YIKO 3.0 voice assistant. It costs £1,199 and goes on sale September 9.. alongside the cheaper T90 Max Pro Omni (£549, 40,000Pa) and the Winbot W2S Pro window robot (£529). The T90S Pro Omni (£699) follows on September 24.

7. TCL P80 Ultra NXTPAPER

TCL has put its NXTPAPER anti-glare, low-blue-light treatment on an AMOLED panel for the first time. The P80 Ultra has a 6.83-inch display with a “Max Ink” mode that trns the phone into something close to an e-reader. It costs £480, on sale from September 4. The P80 Pro sits below it, and TCL also showed the Tab A1 tablets (from $229).

8. Tecno’s zero bezel concept phone

At ShowStoppers, Tecno showed a working phone with a true 0mm display border. The trick is an inverted rear display assembly, so the panel’s driver electronics sit behind the screen rather than along an edge. It is a concept, not a product, but it is the first working demo of the idea. Tecno also brought the MEGABOOK T15 360 Pro convertible and the CAMON Slim.

9. TCL X11L and Hisense’s filter-free LCD

Two Chinese TV makers, two different bets.

TCL’s flagship X11L uses SQD-Mini LED with 20,736 dimming zones and a claimed 10,000 nits peak, with the C8L (Bang & Olufsen audio) and the 144Hz gaming C7L below it. Hisense pushed RGB MiniLED into more sizes and prices with the UR8 and UR9 (65-inch UR8 around $1,999 in the US), and showed Field Sequential Display, an LCD architecture that drops the colour filter and flashes red, green and blue sub-frames in sequence. Hisense also picked up a UEFA EURO 2028 partnership.

10. Lenovo IdeaPad Vibe and the $699 laptop war

Apple’s $599 MacBook Neo has turned the budget laptop into a fight, and IFA was the first round. Lenovo’s IdeaPad Vibe comes in 14- and 15-inch sizes, seven Pantone colours with swappable keycaps, and a choice of Snapdragon X or AMD Ryzen AI 400 chips, from $699 (€799) in October. Dell’s 14S undercuts it at $699, or $599 with a student discount, and Acer’s Swift Blade 14 weighs 799g. Samsung’s Galaxy Book 6 starts at $799 with a 25-hour battery claim.

Read more: MacBook Neo killer: Dell 14S laptop brings a 120Hz 2.8K display, 21-hour battery life

11. Asus ProArt P14 and P16 with Nvidia RTX Spark

The other end of the laptop market got its own new platform. Nvidia’s RTX Spark pairs a Grace CPU with a Blackwell RTX GPU and up to 128GB of unified memory, enough to run a 120-billion-parameter model locally. Asus was first out with the ProArt P16, P14 and GR1X mini PC; Lenovo followed with the Yoga Pro 9n and the Yoga 9n 2-in-1, and Acer showed a small-form-factor RTX Spark desktop. None of them have prices yet.

12. Lenovo’s fanless AeroBlade and rollable Project Swan

Lenovo’s concepts were the best in the show. Project AeroBlade is a 14-inch ThinkBook under 830g and under 10mm thick, cooled by Frore’s AirJet solid-state chips instead of a fan. Project Swan is a 14-inch laptop whose screen rolls out to a 17-inch 16:9 panel. Neither is a product yet; Lenovo hinted at 2027 for AeroBlade.

Read more: Lenovo’s ThinkBook AeroBlade concept weighs under 830 grams, swaps noisy fan with AirJet

13. Huawei MatePad Pro 12-inch

Huawei was not on the IFA exhibitor list, but its September 2 global launch landed in the middle of Media Days. It is 4.7mm thick, weighs 454g, and uses a matte-coated OLED panel. European pricing starts at €799.

Read more: Huawei MatePad Pro 12″ launched

14. Ugreen MagFlow Pro

The accessory of the show is a power bank with a liquid-cooling loop. The MagFlow Pro is a 10,000mAh Qi2.2 bank that charges wirelessly at 25W and wired at 45W, and Ugreen says the cooling keeps phones up to 10°C cooler while charging. It costs £109.99 / $149.99 and is on sale now. Anker’s counter was the MagGo 2 Pro (Qi2.2, display, fan) and the Nano Universal Charger, a 100W travel charger with plugs for 200-plus regions.

Read more: Ugreen MagFlow Pro launches as world’s first power bank with liquid-cooling

15. RayNeo GT Max and the smart-glasses crowd

TCL’s RayNeo brought two pairs of glasses and both were named IFA Innovation Award honorees. The GT Max is the first AR glasses with Dolby Vision playback, aimed at a virtual 307-inch screen. The RayNeo iO is a 33g pair of AI glasses with a heads-up display and no camera. The GT series starts at $329 and rolls out to 40 countries from September 4.

Xreal used the show to confirm its Android XR headset, Aura, will ship before the end of 2026, and Rokid and iFlytek both had display glasses on the floor.

Honourable mentions

• Moto Watch Ultra: Motorola’s first flagship Wear OS watch, with LTE, dual-band GPS and Polar fitness tracking, £369 from September 18. Read more
• Anker MindBase: a local AI home hub with a 64GB SSD and two drive bays that sits alongside HomeKit, Alexa and Google Home. Anker also announced that eufy, soundcore and SOLIX will fold into the Anker brand.
• Acer’s first Googlebook: teased at Acer’s IFA showcase ahead of Google’s September 15 event, where eight Googlebooks from five brands are expected.
• Dyson CameraJet: a $499 toothbrush with an AI camera that aims a water jet between your teeth. Read more
• Robots on the Runway: Unitree, AgiBot, EngineAI and eight other companies walked, danced and back-flipped humanoids on the Creator Stage. Nothing to buy yet, but it is where IFA is heading.

What was missing

Samsung moved its showcase to a venue eight kilometres from the Messe and launched the Galaxy S26 FE on its own schedule. Honor, which owned IFA in 2024 and 2025, had no launch this year; its Robot Phone went global on August 12 (our first impressions of the robot phone here). OnePlus pulled out of Europe in July. Garmin skipped again.

For the full picture of what this means for European tech, read Is IFA becoming “too Chinese”? Its CEO has a straightforward answer.

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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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High-capacity power banks have become increasingly useful for users who need to charge laptops, tablets, smartphones, and gaming handhelds away from a wall socket. The Anker Laptop Power Bank (25K, 165W) and the UGREEN Nexode 25,000mAh 200W are two premium options that offer the same battery capacity but take very different approaches.

UGREEN focuses on delivering maximum power, while Anker prioritizes convenience with more charging options, built-in cables, and faster recharging. Here is how the two power banks compare across the specifications and features that matter most.

Major Features:

Charging Performance

Maximum Total Output

The UGREEN Nexode offers a significantly higher maximum output of 200W, compared to 165W on the Anker. This gives it more power when charging multiple demanding devices and makes it the stronger option for users who prioritize maximum charging performance.

Winner: UGREEN

Maximum Single-Port Output

UGREEN also takes the lead in single-port charging, with its primary USB-C port capable of delivering up to 140W. The Anker is limited to 100W from a single port, although that is still sufficient for most laptops and other USB-C devices.

Winner: UGREEN

Ports and Multi-Device Charging

Port Selection

The Anker offers a more flexible port configuration with three USB-C ports and one USB-A port. The UGREEN includes two USB-C ports and one USB-A port.

This means the Anker can support up to four devices simultaneously, while the UGREEN can charge up to three devices at once.

Winner: Anker

Built-In USB-C Cables

One of the biggest advantages of the Anker is its two built-in USB-C cables. These make it far more convenient for travel and everyday use because users do not always need to carry additional cables.

The UGREEN does not include integrated cables, so you will need to carry your own.

Winner: Anker

Recharge Speed

Maximum Input Power

The Anker supports up to 100W input, while the UGREEN is limited to 65W input. This gives the Anker a major advantage when it comes to recharging the power bank itself.

Anker states that the power bank can be fully recharged in approximately two hours with a sufficiently powerful charger, making it the more practical option for frequent travellers and heavy users.

Winner: Anker

Design and Portability

Size and Dimensions

The UGREEN Nexode is noticeably shorter, measuring 131mm in length, compared to nearly 157mm for the Anker. This makes it the more compact option for users who want to save space in a backpack or travel bag.

Winner: UGREEN

Weight

The difference in weight is almost negligible. The UGREEN weighs 592g, while the Anker weighs 595g.

Both are relatively heavy because of their large battery capacity and high-output charging capabilities.

Winner: Tie

Display and Features

Smart Display

Both power banks include a digital display, but the UGREEN provides more detailed real-time information. Its TFT display can show battery percentage, voltage, current, input power and output power.

The Anker also offers a smart display, but the UGREEN is better suited for users who want detailed charging data.

Winner: UGREEN

Battery Capacity and Travel

Battery Capacity

Both power banks offer the same 25,000mAh capacity, making this category an even comparison. They are designed to charge smartphones multiple times and provide substantial backup power for laptops and tablets.

Winner: Tie

Airline Travel

Both power banks fall within the typical 100Wh carry-on battery limit and can be carried on flights, subject to individual airline regulations.

The Anker has a convenience advantage for frequent travellers because its two built-in USB-C cables reduce the number of accessories you need to carry.

Winner: Anker

Price and Value for Money

Best Value for Maximum Power

The UGREEN provides up to 200W of total output and 140W from a single USB-C port, giving it a clear advantage in raw charging performance. If its lower approximate price applies in your market, it also offers excellent value on paper.

Winner: UGREEN

Best Value for Convenience

The Anker offers two built-in USB-C cables, an additional charging connection, four-device support and faster 100W recharging. These features make it potentially better value for users who prioritize convenience over maximum output.

Winner: Anker

Disclaimer:
Prices are approximate and may vary based on country, region, launch timing, and applicable taxes. Always check whether the listed price is for a China unit or a global/international variant when purchasing.

Anker 165W vs UGREEN 200W: Category Winners

Final Verdict

The UGREEN Nexode 25,000mAh 200W is the better choice if maximum charging performance is your priority. Its 200W total output and 140W single-port capability make it more suitable for demanding laptops and other power-hungry devices.

However, the Anker Laptop Power Bank 25K 165W is the more convenient everyday option. With two built-in USB-C cables, four-device support and faster 100W input, it is particularly well suited for travel and users carrying multiple devices.

FAQs

Which is better, the Anker 165W or UGREEN 200W power bank?

The UGREEN is better for maximum power and high-wattage laptop charging. The Anker is better for convenience, multi-device charging and travel.

Which power bank is better for charging laptops?

The UGREEN is the stronger option for laptops that support charging above 100W because it can deliver up to 140W from its primary USB-C port. For most laptops, however, the Anker’s 100W output will be more than enough.

Which power bank charges more devices at once?

The Anker wins because it can support up to four devices simultaneously. The UGREEN is limited to charging three devices at once.

Which one recharges faster?

The Anker supports up to 100W input, compared to 65W on the UGREEN. This makes the Anker significantly faster to recharge.

Which power bank is better for travel?

Both are suitable for airline carry-on travel, but the Anker is more convenient because it includes two built-in USB-C cables. This reduces the number of accessories you need to carry.

Which one offers better value for money?

The UGREEN offers better value for buyers focused on maximum charging power. The Anker offers better value for users who prioritize built-in cables, faster recharging and everyday convenience.

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For cars, trailers and equipment

LandAirSea Overdrive – the one to get if it’s going to sit outside

If you’d rather skip the SIM plan altogether, Bluetooth trackers rely on other people’s phones to report a location for free.

LandAirSea 54: the cheaper and smaller sibling

TrackmateGPS Mini PRO II 4G: for the kill switch

Tracki Mini — small, and priced accordingly

Two more worth knowing about

For luggage, keys and wallets

Apple AirTag 2: still the default, if you carry an iPhone

UGREEN FineTrack Air: the cheaper way onto Find My

Samsung Galaxy SmartTag2: the pick for a Galaxy household

Google Pixel Tag: worth waiting for if you’re on Android

Wallet cards, because a round tag doesn’t fit

Ugreen’s FineTrack Slim Duo 2 is another Find My option in the same shape.

For dogs and cats

Tractive GPS Dog LTE: the sensible default

Fi Series 3 and Jiobit

What we’d actually recommend

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Ugreen has quietly launched a new Qi2 wireless charging stand (model no W776) in the US market. It is priced at $79.99 and is now listed on Amazon US. The device is a two-in-one desktop charger designed to power an iPhone and a pair of AirPods simultaneously. Aside from standard charging capabilities, it includes a built-in screen and an active cooling system to manage device temperatures.

Ugreen Qi2 Wireless Charging Stand Specs

The charger features Qi2 certification. For compatible devices, such as the iPhone 16 and iPhone 17 series, the primary magnetic mount provides up to 25W of wireless power. If you are using an older MagSafe-compatible device, like the iPhone 12 through iPhone 15, the output is capped at the standard 15W.

The base of the stand features a secondary wireless pad that outputs 5W, which is intended for charging wireless earbuds like AirPods. Ugreen specifies that to achieve the maximum 25W charging speed while operating the cooling fan, the stand must be plugged into a power adapter that supplies at least 45W.

Because fast wireless charging generates heat, Ugreen included a thermoelectric cooling (TEC) system and a fan directly behind the magnetic charging plate. According to the manufacturer, this setup lowers the phone’s temperature to below 20 degrees Celsius to help maintain battery health over time. If the fan noise is an issue, you can turn the cooling system off by double-tapping a dedicated button on the base.

The base also includes a small LED display that provides real-time information about the charging process. It shows the current power output in watts and the temperature of the device. If the stand is connected to a power adapter that provides less than 45W, a low-input icon appears on the screen. The second button on the base allows users to switch between data screens with a single tap, or adjust the screen’s brightness with a long press.

In terms of physical design, the magnetic mount can tilt vertically up to 90 degrees and allows the phone to rotate 360 degrees. This makes it possible to view the phone in landscape mode or use features like iOS StandBy while it charges.

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Ugreen has launched its new Nexode Pro 100W four-port GaN charger in the UK. It has a compact design, a color display, and costs £55.99.

The charger has three USB-C ports, one USB-A port that offers 100W of total output. The C1 and C2 ports can each output up to 100W, the C3 port supports up to 65W, while the USB-A port supports 22.5W. This setup lets you charge a laptop on one port while a phone and other devices charge on the others.

The charger also supports common fast charging protocols, including PD 3.0, PD 3.2, PPS, QC, and QVC. Therefore, it should work with phones and laptops from most major brands. 

Moreover, it has an intelligent power distribution system that manages output across the ports. It also includes protection against overcurrent, overvoltage, short circuit, and overload. The body measures 63 x 63 x 63mm, which is small enough to fit easily in a bag. 

The Nexode Pro 100W has a screen for real-time monitoring

The charger has a TFT color screen on the front. It shows real-time information, including output power, temperature, voltage, and the charger’s health status.

Ugreen has added similar screens to other chargers recently, including its 300W desktop charger with eight ports, which also displays power, voltage, and temperature data.

At £55.99, the Nexode Pro 100W is priced below some of Ugreen’s higher-output chargers, such as the 200W Nexode charger, which is built for charging two laptops at once. 

The Nexode Pro 100W is for people who need to charge a phone, tablet, and laptop together but don’t need that much power. Ugreen has not given a timeline for availability beyond the initial launch, so the charger’s rollout to other regions may take some time.

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Ugreen has a new desktop charger for users who need to charge several devices at the same time. The Nexode Pro 300W Desktop Charger comes with eight ports, has a dedicated DC output, and can deliver up to 300W of total power. 

The charger has six USB-C ports, one USB-A port, and one DC port. The DC port can provide up to 240W power for all of your high-power devices such as gaming laptops. Meanwhile, three USB-C ports, named C1, C2, and C3, can each deliver up to 140W.

Ugreen claims the charger can charge two MacBook Pro laptops to 50% in around 28 minutes. It also supports several fast-charging standards, including PD 3.1, QC, SCP, AFC, PPS, BC1.2, Apple’s 5V/2.4A standard, and UFCS. 

Built-in screen and smart controls

One of the main features of the Nexode Pro 300W is its 3.02-inch display. The screen shows information such as power output, voltage, current, and temperature in real time.

Users can also tap the top of the charger to switch between five charging modes directly from the display. For more control, you can install the Ugreen Smart Connect App that allows changing charging settings remotely, turning the charger on or off, changing the display wallpaper, and adjusting screen brightness and sleep time.

The app also supports over-the-air firmware updates if the company wants to add new features or make improvements over the existing. 

GaN technology and compact design

Inside, the charger uses GaN technology along with Ugreen ‘s Thermal Guard system. The company claims the system can reach up to 93% energy efficiency while helping manage heat during charging.

Furthermore, the charger uses V-0 flame-retardant material for its outer body and has TÜV Rheinland certification. Despite offering up to 300W of power, it measures 133 x 90 x 42mm.

Ugreen has already released several high-power desktop chargers. Its 200W Nexode charger launched in Europe earlier this year, while the 160W Nexode Pro offered similar GaN technology in a smaller design. 

As for the price, the Nexode Pro 300W Charging Station with Smart Display is currently available on Amazon US for $170.

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If you carry a laptop, a smartphone, and a few accessories like wireless earbuds or a tablet on a daily basis, you already know how inconvenient it can be to manage all their separate power adapters. Over the last few years, Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology has become the standard for consumer electronics, allowing manufacturers to build chargers that handle high wattages without taking up too much space in a bag.

Now that we are in 2026, the current generation of chargers easily surpasses the 100W mark, which is generally enough to power a large laptop while simultaneously charging a phone. Many of these newer models also include helpful additions like digital displays and better heat management. Here is a look at some of the most capable 100W+ GaN chargers currently on the market, categorized by what they do best.

Anker Prime Charger

The Prime series is designed for users who want high power output in a small package. The 160W Prime Charger is compact enough to easily fit into a travel bag, with a footprint roughly the size of a wireless earbuds case. It features three USB-C ports with a total combined output of 160W. If you are only plugging in one device, a single port can deliver up to 140W, which is enough to charge a 16-inch MacBook Pro at its maximum speed.

To manage heat, it uses Anker’s active thermal management system that continuously monitors the temperature to prevent the charger from getting too hot during extended use. It also includes a smart display that shows real-time power distribution for each port. You can use the screen to switch between different power allocation modes, or you can manage these settings via Bluetooth using the Anker app.

Price: $149.99

Anker Charger

If you need to charge four devices at once and still have legacy cables, Anker’s 140W 4-Port model is a practical alternative. It has a stacked design with covered pins to help it stay securely plugged into loose wall outlets. This model provides three USB-C ports and one USB-A port. It supports the PD 3.1 standard, allowing for a 140W maximum output from a single USB-C port, or it can evenly split the power to 70W per port if you plug in two laptops.

Built with GaN technology, it includes an AI-driven temperature control system that automatically reduces power output if the charger reaches its thermal limit under a full load. It also features a touchscreen display that provides instant updates on the power output, the status of each port, and the internal temperature.

Price: $89.99

Baseus EnerFill FH11 GaN Fast Charger

The Baseus EnerFill FH11 is a straightforward, functional charger. It skips the built-in screens and Bluetooth connectivity in favor of a simple design that gets the job done. It comes with three USB-C ports and one USB-A port, supporting PD 3.1 to output 140W from a single port or 70W each to two laptops simultaneously.

The internal GaN tech allows for a high energy conversion rate, and it monitors its own temperature frequently to keep the exterior relatively cool. Its main appeal is its physical design, which includes foldable prongs and a footprint that is notably smaller than standard 140W adapters. Because it lacks the smart screens of its competitors, it comes in at a more affordable price point.

Price: $59.99

Baseus PicoGo AH11 Fast Charger

For those who like the Baseus port layout but want the visual feedback of a screen, the PicoGo AH11 is the upgraded option. It shares the same layout of three USB-C ports and one USB-A port, and supports 140W full-speed charging. Baseus put a lot of focus on cooling for this model, using an active cooling structure and graphene thermal materials to maintain a safe operating heat.

The built-in smart display shows the current power flow, temperature, and an estimate of the remaining charging time. You can turn the screen off with a button press if you find the light distracting. It also uses dynamic power distribution to allocate wattage without interrupting the charge when you connect a new device.

Price: $79.99

Ugreen Nexode Pro 100W Charger

Not everyone needs 140W of power. If you use a 13-inch or 14-inch laptop, a 100W charger is usually more than enough. The Ugreen Nexode Pro 100W is a well-built option with a metal exterior that looks nice on a desk. It offers three USB-C ports and one USB-A port, with a maximum output of 100W from a single port.

It includes standard protections against overheating, overvoltage, and short circuits to ensure a steady power delivery. It also features a rotatable touch screen that displays the total wattage, single-port power, and internal temperature. Ugreen programmed interactive emoticons into the display as well.

Price: $64.99

Ugreen Nexode Pro 160W Charger

This charger comes with a built-in retractable cable, offering a convenient take on the increasingly common integrated-cable design. It delivers up to 160W of total output across the retractable USB-C cable, two standard USB-C ports, and one USB-A port. The built-in cable or a single port can provide up to 140W of power.

It uses a thermal guard system that utilizes graphene for heat dissipation, housed in a flame-retardant shell. The retractable cable is rated for over 10,000 stretches. It also has a rotatable touch screen and connects to a phone app via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth for remote management and firmware upgrades.

Price: $149.99

Cuktech USB-C Charger 140W

Cuktech is a reliable brand that often provides good value. Their 140W 4-in-1 charger is a compact device that conveniently includes a high-capacity cable in the box. It features three USB-C ports and one USB-A port, supporting the PD 3.1 protocol for a maximum 140W output.

It is quite small, weighing 335 grams, and relies on an internal system for real-time temperature monitoring and dynamic power distribution. It doesn’t have a screen, but it smartly adjusts its output based on the charging status of connected devices. It comes with a 1.5-meter 240W USB-C cable, saving you from having to buy a separate cord.

Price: $49.99

Cuktech N0.10 100W GaN Charger

The Cuktech N0.10 is a solid baseline option if you want a modern GaN charger without any extra frills. It is designed for everyday carry and standard charging needs, featuring two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. The maximum output is 100W, which is suitable for charging a standard laptop alongside a phone and a tablet.

It uses GaN technology to maintain a stable power output over long periods, and the internal layout is designed to minimize heat generation. It automatically detects the connected device to provide the correct charging protocol. Like the 140W version, it includes a high-wattage cable in the box.

Price: $37.99

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Ugreen has released a new entry into the Bluetooth tracker market, addressing one of the most common hardware complaints about Apple’s AirTag: it actually fits inside a wallet. The Ugreen FineTrack Slim Duo 2 is a card-style tracker that has officially launched in the US and European markets, available through Amazon for $29.99 in the US and starting at €29.99 across the Eurozone.

Ugreen FineTrack Slim Duo 2 Specifications

The tracker features cross-platform compatibility, supporting both Apple’s Find My network on iPhones and iPads running iOS 14.5 or later and Google’s Find Hub network on Android devices running Android 9.0 or newer. However, it can only be connected to one ecosystem at a time and cannot use both networks simultaneously.

Physically, the tracker is very thin, measuring between 1.7mm and 1.9mm thick. It has an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance, so it should survive rain or an accidental drop in a puddle. If you misplace your wallet around the house, you can trigger a built-in buzzer that gets as loud as 110dB to help you locate it, provided you are within a 10-meter Bluetooth range.

The battery life is estimated to last between five and seven years. Because the device is so thin, the battery is completely sealed and cannot be replaced. When it eventually dies, you will have to dispose of the tracker and buy a new one. This is a standard trade-off for card-style trackers, but it remains an environmental downside.

Ugreen also included a couple of extra utilities. The card features built-in RFID shielding to block unauthorized scanning of the credit cards sitting next to it in your wallet. It also supports Left Behind alerts that ping your phone if you leave the tracker somewhere, though Ugreen says this specific notification feature only works on iOS for now.

In related news, Ugreen has recently launched the Max5s headphones with LDAC audio, 45dB ANC, AI-powered features, and up to 112 hours of battery life, alongside an ultra-slim 100W charger that is powerful enough to charge laptops.

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Ugreen has launched its new Max5s over-ear Bluetooth headphones in China. It is priced at 169 yuan ($25) and is now available on JD.com.

Ugreen Max5s Headphones Specifications

Ugreen is using 40mm custom dynamic drivers equipped with a dual-layer PET polymer diaphragm. The company notes this setup is designed to balance low, mid, and high frequencies. The Max5s support the LDAC codec for higher-resolution wireless audio transmission and carry both Hi-Res Audio and Hi-Res Audio Wireless certifications. It also includes the 3D spatial audio feature and a sensitivity rating of 113dB.

For noise management, the Max5s feature adaptive active noise cancellation (ANC) that can reduce ambient sound by up to 45dB. According to Ugreen, the system monitors environmental noise and adjusts the cancellation level dynamically, performing 375,000 calculations per second. The headphones offer five adjustable ANC levels and several specific listening modes.

The headphones offer multiple noise control modes, including adaptive ANC, wind noise reduction, and enhanced isolation, while a five-microphone system helps deliver clearer voice calls by reducing background noise.

Ugreen also includes a built-in AI assistant. The software provides voice-to-text transcription, real-time interpretation, and conversation translation. When connected to a smartphone, the system can translate spoken language in real time and route the translated audio directly into the headphones.

The device is powered by an 800mAh battery. Ugreen estimates this provides up to 112 hours of playback with ANC turned off, and up to 74 hours with ANC enabled. Charging is handled through a USB-C port, requiring approximately two hours for a full charge.

The headphones weigh 238g and feature protein leather ear cushions, a 90-degree fold-flat design, Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity, and dual-device pairing support.

In related news, boAt has recently introduced the Nirvana Eutopia 2 ANC headphones, featuring LDAC support, adaptive ANC with up to 45dB noise reduction, and up to 80 hours of battery life. Lenovo has also unveiled a budget-friendly gaming headset equipped with 50mm drivers, virtual 7.1 surround sound, and an ENC-enabled microphone.

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Ugreen has introduced a new 100W charger in China, offering a flatter, more portable alternative to standard block-style power adapters. The Ugreen 100W Mini Ice GaN charger (model X876) is priced at 189 yuan, which converts to about $28.

Ugreen 100W Mini Ice GaN Charger Specifications

The charger comes with an unusual physical footprint. It measures 90.2 x 55.6 x 18.2 mm and weighs 178 grams. Rather than the usual cube shape, Ugreen opted for a card-like design that is noticeably thinner. It also includes foldable prongs, allowing it to slide into pockets or laptop sleeves more easily without the plug catching on fabric or scratching other devices in a bag.

For connectivity, the charger includes three ports: two USB-C and one USB-A. Both USB-C ports can deliver the full 100W of power when used individually. This provides enough wattage to charge most modern laptops, with Ugreen saying that a 2022 MacBook Air can reach a 53% charge in 30 minutes. The single USB-A port outputs up to 22.5W, making it a practical option for older cables and low-draw accessories like smartwatches, cameras, or wireless earbuds.

Internally, the charger relies on Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology and Ugreen’s AirPyra stacking architecture. This internal layout is what allows the device to achieve a power density of 1.09W/cm³ while remaining relatively slim. Heat management is a common challenge for compact chargers, so Ugreen has integrated a thermal monitoring system.

The company says this system checks temperatures constantly throughout the day, dynamically adjusting the power delivery to prevent overheating. It also includes nine standard safety mechanisms, such as short-circuit, over-voltage, and over-current protection.

The charger supports a wide variety of fast-charging protocols, including PD 3.0, PPS, QC 3.0, AFC, and FCP. This ensures it will work efficiently with hardware from Apple, Samsung, Lenovo, and other major manufacturers.

Last month, Ugreen also introduced a similar 65W GaN charger featuring three ports, foldable prongs, and a slim design measuring less than 15mm.

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Chargers have come a long way, and if you’re buying one today, chances are you’ll come across plenty of GaN chargers. But what exactly does GaN mean, how is it different from a regular charger, and which ones are worth buying? Read on to find out.

What is Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology?

Gallium Nitride, or GaN, is a semiconductor material that replaces traditional silicon inside modern chargers. And unlike conventional silicon chargers, GaN components produce less heat despite their size. This allows manufacturers to build chargers that are significantly smaller without compromising on charging speed.

Having said that, GaN chargers can fast charge smartphones, tablets, handheld consoles, and even laptops, simultaneously. So, you don’t need to carry a separate charger for each gadget you own.

How to choose a GaN charger

The first thing to check is the charger’s power output. A 30W or 40W charger is enough for most iPhones, while a 45W or 65W is enough for most Android phones, unless you own a Chinese flagship, which supports over 100W fast charging.

For tablets and ultrabooks, a 65W GaN charger is a better choice if you also want to charge a tablet or an ultrabook. If you own a power-hungry laptop like a MacBook Pro or a gaming laptop, look for a 100W or higher GaN charger to ensure it can deliver enough power.

Apart from the speed, the next thing to consider is the number of ports and charging standards. If you charge multiple devices at once, choose a charger with two or more USB-C ports, or a mix of USB-C and USB-A ports.

It’s also worth checking for support for USB Power Delivery (PD) and PPS, as these standards help compatible phones and tablets charge at their fastest supported speeds.

7 best GaN chargers to buy in July 2026

Samsung 25W Type-C GaN Charger

If you’ve just bought a new phone that doesn’t include a charger in the box, the Samsung 25W Type-C GaN Charger is a safe budget pick. It’s designed for smartphones, including iPhones and Android devices, and supports USB Power Delivery (PD) for fast charging. Despite its compact size, it remains cool during everyday use, which makes it a reliable GaN charger on a budget.

Spigen ArcStation Pro 70W

If you want one charger for almost everything, the Spigen ArcStation Pro is one of the safest picks. It delivers up to 70W of power and includes two USB-C ports, making it suitable for charging a MacBook Air alongside a smartphone. Despite its output, it’s compact enough to slip into a backpack without adding much bulk.

Belkin BoostCharge Pro 65W

Belkin is a reliable brand for accessories, and its BoostCharge Pro GaN charger is currently the best seller on Amazon. The sole reason for this is its super compact size. It’s one of the most compact GaN chargers with 65W output. It supports USB Power Delivery and works well with MacBooks, Windows laptops, iPhones, Samsung Galaxy phones, and tablets.

Ambrane 65W GaN Charger

If you’re looking for a fast charger that won’t burn a hole in your pocket, the AeroSync GaN charger is worth considering. Priced under Rs 2,000, it delivers up to 65W fast charging and comes with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port.

That makes it a handy option for charging multiple devices, including your smartphone, smartwatch, tablet, or even a compatible laptop. The only downside here is the six-month warranty, unlike some other chargers that come with a one year warranty.

Ambrane 100W GaNMAX Charger

If you own power-hungry devices, like a gaming laptop, tablet, and a flagship-grade phone, the 100W Ambrane charger is a great pick for the price. It comes with four ports, including three USB-C ports and a USB-A port, offering more headroom for times when you want to charge all your devices at once. It also supports universal charging.

UGREEN Nexode 100W 4-Port GaN Charger

The UGREEN Nexode is one of the most reliable and versatile chargers on this list. With four output ports, it can charge a laptop, smartphone, smartwatch, and earbuds simultaneously. It also supports intelligent power distribution, which automatically allocates power depending on the connected devices. For added peace of mind, UGREEN’s Thermal Guard technology helps monitor temperature and protects the charger from overheating.

Stuffcool Nomad Pro

The Nomad Pro from Stuffcool is a great pick for frequent travellers. It comes with interchangeable plugs for over 150+ countries and delivers up to 140W of power, making it suitable for laptops, tablets, and even smartphones.

It also includes multiple USB-C ports and a USB-A port for charging several devices at once. There’s also a built-in digital display that shows the real-time charging output, so you can easily check if your devices are actually fast charging.

It’s worth noting that none of these GaN chargers ship with a USB-C or USB-A cable. You’ll have to a buy compatible cable to enable fast charging.

Here are some of our recommendations.

– GM G+ PD 100W Type-C to C cable with digital display

– UGREEN 100W Type-C to C cable

– Stuffcool Primus 240W Type-C to C cable

– UGREEN 240W Type-C to C cable with digital display

Are GaN chargers safe?

Yes. GaN chargers are safe to use as long as you buy one from a reputable brand. Most include protections against overheating, overcharging, overcurrent and short circuits.

Does Vivo support GaN chargers?

Yes. Vivo smartphones can be charged with GaN chargers, but they’ll only charge at the maximum speed supported by the phone and charger.

GaN charger vs PD charger: What’s the difference?

GaN and USB Power Delivery (PD) aren’t the same thing. GaN is the technology used to make chargers smaller and more efficient, while PD is the fast-charging standard that determines how power is delivered to compatible devices.

Which is the best budget GaN charger?

The Ambrane AeroSync 65W GaN Charger is one of the best budget options, offering just the right fast charging speeds, multiple ports, and excellent value for money.

Which is the best 25W GaN charger?

The Samsung 25W charger is the best GaN charger for smartphones, including Android and iPhones, as it offers a compact design with reliable USB PD fast charging. And it’s usually available at massive discount on Amazon.

Which is the best premium GaN charger?

The UGREEN Nexode 100W is the best premium GaN charger, thanks to its high power output, four charging ports, and ability to charge multiple devices simultaneously.

Best overall GaN charger for travelling?

The Stuffcool Nomad Pro 140W is the best GaN charger for travelling, thanks to its interchangeable international plugs, compact design, and built-in power display.

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Thunderbolt 5 docking stations are finally here  — from brands old and new. Although Intel unveiled this next-generation connectivity standard back in 2023, it took another couple of years for laptop makers and accessory brands to catch up. It wasn’t until 2025 and 2026 that the first wave of Thunderbolt 5 docks became widely available in the US, alongside laptops capable of taking advantage of their higher bandwidth.

The wait wasn’t just about getting a newer connector. Thunderbolt 5 doubles the available bandwidth over Thunderbolt 4 and opens the door to faster external SSDs, multiple high-resolution monitors, higher refresh rate displays, and more demanding desktop setups, all through a single cable.

Of course, not every Thunderbolt 5 dock is built the same. Some prioritize a huge selection of ports, while others focus on charging power, display support, or compact designs that are easier to carry between home and the office. 

We’ve rounded up the best Thunderbolt 5 docking stations you can buy right now, whether you’re building a multi-monitor workstation, expanding your laptop’s connectivity, or simply looking for the fastest dock available.

UGREEN Maxidok 17-in-1 and 10-in-1

UGREEN entered the US market with two docks under its Maxidok line, part of the Revodok series. The Maxidok 17-in-1 includes 17 ports total, two Thunderbolt 5 ports rated at up to 120Gbps, three USB-A and three USB-C ports at 10Gbps, and a built-in M.2 NVMe SSD slot that supports drives up to 8TB over an 80Gbps connection (full specs and pricing here). It supports up to 140W of charging and can drive dual 8K displays on compatible Windows systems.

The Maxidok 10-in-1 is the lower-priced model, listed between $229 and $249. It carries the same 120Gbps data rate and can output to a single 8K display or dual 6K displays on Thunderbolt 5 Macs, along with 140W of total power delivery. Both docks went on sale in the US in March 2026, with the 17-in-1 priced around $389.

Satechi Thunderbolt 5 CubeDock

Satechi’s first Thunderbolt 5 product, the CubeDock, was first announced at CES in January 2026 and has begun shipping this spring only. It is built as a small aluminum cube sized to match Apple’s Mac mini. It includes a slot for an M.2 NVMe SSD and supports up to 8TB of storage with read and write speeds up to 6,000MB/s.

The CubeDock has three downstream Thunderbolt 5 ports, a 2.5Gb Ethernet port, SD and microSD card readers, and 140W of laptop charging via an 180W external power supply. It supports dual 6K displays at 60Hz on compatible Macs, and up to three displays on Windows systems or the newest M5 Pro and Max MacBook Pro models. It does not include a built-in HDMI or DisplayPort output, so some monitors will require an adapter cable. It’s priced at $399.99.

Keychron’s First Docking Station

Keychron, known mainly for keyboards and mice, released its first docking station just recently. The Thunderbolt 5 Dock (14-in-1) uses an Intel-certified Thunderbolt 5 controller, offers 80Gbps of bidirectional bandwidth, and supports up to four external displays with 140W of charging over a single cable. 

The dock uses a CNC-machined aluminum chassis with a fanless cooling design and can be oriented vertically or horizontally on a desk (full launch details here). Ports include Thunderbolt 5, HDMI, USB-A, USB-C, 2.5G Ethernet, and memory card slots. It works with both Windows and Mac systems and is backward compatible with Thunderbolt 4 and USB4. It is priced at $349.99 in the US.

Kensington SD5010T5 EQ

Kensington released the SD5010T5 EQ in May 2026 as a lower-cost entry into Thunderbolt 5 docking. It runs at 80Gbps of data speed and supports triple 4K monitors or dual 8K monitors on Windows systems. For connectivity, you get 13 total ports, 140W of charging, a 2.5Gbps Ethernet port, and SD and microSD card slots.

It is also compatible with Thunderbolt 5, Thunderbolt 4, USB4, and USB-C devices running Windows 11 or macOS 14.5 and later. The case uses recycled aluminum, and Kensington includes free DockWorks software for Windows users to adjust settings. It is priced at $299.99.

Belkin 14-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Dock

Belkin added a 14-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 dock to its lineup, connecting through a primary Thunderbolt 5 upstream port that delivers up to 140W of charging. The dock runs at 80Gbps for standard transfers and reallocates bandwidth up to 120Gbps for high-resolution or high-refresh displays (full specs here). 

The dock can output video via one DisplayPort 2.1 port and one HDMI 2.1 port, both rated up to 8K at 60Hz or 4K at 240Hz. On compatible Windows machines, it can drive up to three external 4K displays at 144Hz. The aluminum chassis also includes a 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet port, a 3.5mm audio jack, and UHS-II SD and microSD card readers.

Plugable TBT-UDT3 and TBT-UDH2

Plugable’s TBT-UDT3, on sale since 2025, has three Thunderbolt 5 ports running at the full 120Gbps boost rate, enough to run three external monitors, along with 2.5GbE, SD and microSD slots, USB ports, and 140W of charging, priced at $299.95. It received a Macworld Best of 2026 award and a PCWorld Editors’ Choice badge. It does not include built-in HDMI, so multi-monitor setups need adapter cables.

Plugable also introduced a new flagship model, the TBT-UDH2, at CES 2026. Unlike the TBT-UDT3, it includes two built-in HDMI 2.1 outputs, supporting two 4K monitors at 144Hz without adapters, along with additional USB connectivity and 140W of host charging.

Lenovo ThinkPad Thunderbolt 5 Smart Dock 7500

Lenovo introduced the ThinkPad Thunderbolt 5 Smart Dock 7500 alongside two lower-tier docks at IFA 2025. The Thunderbolt 5 model delivers up to 120Gbps of bandwidth and supports three 8K displays at 60Hz plus a fourth 4K display, or two 4K displays at 240Hz alongside two more at 120Hz (full lineup details here). 

It provides PD 3.1 charging up to 180W and includes cloud-based management tools for IT departments to monitor and update docks remotely. It became available starting October 2025 at €399.

Things you should consider

A Thunderbolt 4 dock remains a lower-cost option for basic setups involving a single monitor and a handful of USB devices. Thunderbolt 5 docks are for users working with large video files, multiple high-resolution displays, or fast external storage. 

Among the models covered here, the UGREEN Maxidok 10-in-1 and Plugable TBT-UDT3 offer lower prices relative to their port count and speed, while the Satechi CubeDock and UGREEN Maxidok 17-in-1 add built-in SSD storage for users who need it. Keychron, Kensington, Belkin, and Lenovo’s new entries give buyers additional options across different price points and use cases. At the end, the best Thunderbolt 5 docking station depends on your usage and budget.

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Ugreen has launched the PB728 power bank in China for 359 yuan (around $52). It packs a 25,000mAh battery, supports up to 200W total output, and features built-in charging cables for added convenience.

Ugreen PB728 Power Bank Specifications

The power bank includes two built-in USB-C cables. The first is a 65cm retractable cable located at the top of the device, and the second is a 30cm cable attached to the side that also functions as a carrying lanyard. For users who need to plug in their own cords, the device provides one standard USB-C port and one USB-A port.

On the front of the unit, there is a color display. It shows the remaining battery percentage and provides real-time data on the current charging and discharging speeds.

Regarding power output, the standard USB-C port and both of the built-in cables can each deliver up to 100W individually. If you use two USB-C outputs at the same time, the power bank can provide a combined total of 200W.

For Xiaomi users, the USB-C outputs support the company’s MiPPS fast-charging protocol, allowing up to 90W speeds for compatible Xiaomi phones and tablets. The single USB-A port is capped at 33W.

Recharging a battery of this size can be time-consuming, but the PB728 supports 100W input through the standard USB-C port as well as both built-in cables. This allows the unit to recharge relatively quickly when connected to a compatible high-wattage wall charger.

Given the 25,000mAh capacity, the device is heavy. It weighs 623g and measures 158 x 54 x 50mm. The casing is made from a mix of PC and ABS plastics with a V-0 flame-retardant rating, and Ugreen has included its standard temperature monitoring and overcharge protections to manage heat during high-wattage transfers.

Despite the large physical size and capacity, the battery’s total energy rating is 90Wh. This keeps it under the 100Wh limit enforced by most airlines, meaning it is permitted in carry-on luggage for flights.

In related news, Baseus has recently introduced its ultra-thin 5,000mAh magnetic power bank to global markets, featuring support for 22.5W wired fast charging and 15W wireless charging.

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When Xiaomi announced the 17T and 17T Pro in May, a lot of the focus was on the Leica-branded cameras and the new high-brightness OLED displays. However, the feature that arguably has the biggest impact on everyday use is the battery technology under the hood.

By using silicon-carbon battery technology, Xiaomi managed to fit a 6,500mAh battery into the standard 17T and a rather large 7,000mAh battery into the 17T Pro. Those capacities offer a lot of headroom for heavy use, but they also mean you need a capable charger if you don’t want to leave your phone plugged in for hours.

Navigating fast charging standards can be confusing, especially when companies mix proprietary tech with universal standards. Here is a practical guide to the wattage you actually need for the Xiaomi 17T and 17T Pro, along with a few reliable chargers and power banks that fit the bill.

What Wattage Do You Actually Need?

Before buying any accessories, it helps to know what your specific phone model can handle. Xiaomi split the charging capabilities between the two devices, but they also included broad support for third-party PPS standards, which makes finding compatible chargers much easier.

For the Xiaomi 17T

This model supports 67W wired HyperCharge and up to 50W PPS charging. You really don’t need anything more powerful than a 65W or 70W charger.

Buying a 100W or 140W brick for the standard 17T won’t make it charge faster; the phone will just pull the maximum wattage it was designed for.

For the Xiaomi 17T Pro

The Pro model increases the limit to 100W wired HyperCharge and 50W wireless HyperCharge. More importantly, it supports 100W PPS compatibility for third-party chargers.

In the past, getting the maximum charging speed on many phones meant you had to use the proprietary brick included in the box. Now, you can use standard high-output GaN (Gallium Nitride) chargers and still get those 100W speeds.

Wall Chargers for the Xiaomi 17T

If you have the standard Xiaomi 17T, your ideal charger will sit right around the 65W to 70W mark.

Xiaomi 67W GaN Charger 2C1A

If you prefer to stick with first-party accessories to ensure exact compatibility with Xiaomi’s HyperCharge protocol, the official brick is a safe bet. It features two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. It uses GaN technology to manage heat, and it conveniently comes with a 1.5-meter 6A cable in the box, saving you from having to buy one separately.

Anker Nano 70W

If you want something a bit smaller for travel, the Anker Nano Charger (70W, 3 Ports) is a solid choice. It is significantly smaller than older chargers of this wattage and includes a foldable plug for easy packing.

Ugreen Nexode Pro 65W

Alternatively, the Ugreen Nexode Pro 65W 3-Port GaN Mini is a very compact option that provides enough power to fast-charge your 17T while taking up minimal space on a desk or in a bag.

Wall Chargers for the Xiaomi 17T Pro

For the 17T Pro, you will want a charger that can hit that 100W ceiling to take full advantage of the phone’s capabilities.

Anker Prime Charger 100W

Anker’s Prime lineup is a reliable choice for multi-device charging. This 100W charger is quite small but provides enough power to charge the 17T Pro efficiently. It uses Anker’s ActiveShield 2.0 to monitor temperatures, which helps keep the charger and your phone’s 7,000mAh battery from getting too warm during a fast charge.

Baseus PicoGo AE21

If you like to see exactly how much power your devices are drawing, the Baseus PicoGo AE21 100W includes a built-in digital display. It’s a helpful feature if you want to verify your charging speeds.

Ugeen Nexode Pro 100W

The Ugeen Nexode Pro 100W is another good GaN-powered alternative that delivers a full 100W from its primary USB-C port, making it a straightforward, dependable option.

High-Capacity Power Banks

When you are using a phone with a 7,000mAh battery, a standard 10,000mAh power bank will only give you about one full charge. If you are traveling or away from an outlet for a few days, you might want something larger.

Anker Laptop Power Bank (25K, 165W)

This is a great pairing for the 17T Pro. With a 25,000mAh capacity, it holds enough power to charge the 17T Pro a few times over. It can output up to 100W from a single USB-C port, matching the Pro’s maximum input. It also features built-in retractable cables, which is convenient if you tend to forget your charging cords.

Baseus EnerGeek GP12 145W

If you want a balance of high output and a straightforward design, the Baseus EnerGeek GP12 is a reliable choice. It provides up to 145W of total power across its ports, meaning it can comfortably handle the 100W draw of the 17T Pro while leaving room to charge a smaller accessory at the same time. It includes a clear digital display to monitor your remaining battery percentage and has enough capacity to get you through a weekend trip.

Ugreen Nexode Power Bank 20K 165W

Similar to the Anker model, this Ugreen power bank includes a built-in retractable USB-C cable and a digital screen that shows your remaining battery percentage and port power. It easily outputs the 100W needed for the 17T Pro, and the 20,000mAh capacity falls within the limits for airline carry-on rules.

Lightweight Power Banks

You don’t always need to carry a heavy battery. If you just want a portable pack to get your 17T or 17T Pro through a long day, there are some great compact options that won’t take up much space in your bag.

Baseus PicoGo AC22 Ultra Mini Power Bank

This is a very practical everyday option. It has a 10,000mAh capacity and is noticeably smaller than standard power banks. It features a built-in 45W USB-C cable, which acts as a carrying strap and provides enough power for a solid top-up on your phone. It also includes a digital display so you can easily check how much battery you have left.

Anker Nano Power Bank

If you like the idea of a built-in cable but want something a bit longer, this Anker model includes a 2.3-foot retractable USB-C cord. It offers the same 10,000mAh capacity and 45W output, making it a convenient choice for daily use. It also has a smart screen to monitor your charging status and uses Anker’s temperature control system to keep things cool while charging.

Ugreen Nexode Power Bank 20K 100W

While 20,000mAh batteries are usually on the heavier side, this Ugreen model is designed to be about 20% lighter and more compact than similar power banks, making it surprisingly easy to carry every day. It can output a full 100W, which is perfect if you want to maximize the charging speed on the 17T Pro, and it holds enough power to keep your devices running for a few days without feeling like a brick in your backpack.

If you’re looking for magnetic charging solutions for the 17T Pro, be sure to check out our roundup of the best magnetic power banks (a compatible case is required).

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Accessory maker Ugreen announced a 12.5mm compact 45W GaN charger in China a few days ago. It has a single USB-C port that can charge the iPhone 17 Pro from 0 to 67% in about half an hour. 

Ugreen has today introduced a new and bigger version of the charger, called the Nexode Air 65W with two USB-C and one Type-A port. It remains compact, measuring just 14.5 mm, and the looks aren’t much different from its 45W sibling. 

The top part at the front has striped lines, while the Ugreen and 65W Nexode Air branding is below it. What makes this charger truly compact is its foldable plug, which makes it easy to fit into pockets or a small pouch in your sling bag. Despite the added power and extra ports, the charger remains relatively slim, measuring 84.3mm x 53.3mm and weighing around 108 grams.

Ugreen Nexode Air 65W Specifications

As for technical specifications, the USB-C1 port supports 65W output, the USB-C2 port delivers 30W, while the USB-A port caps at 22.5W. And as is obvious, the power is distributed if you use two or three ports in conjunction. 

As such, the USB-C1 maxes out at 45W regardless of the mix. The USB-C2 and USB-A deliver 20W and 15W when paired with C1, while without it, the two ports individually offer 15W output.

The charger supports a wide range of charging standards, including USB Power Delivery (PD), PPS, Quick Charge (QC), FCP, and SCP. It also accepts a 100V-240V input, allowing it to work in different regions with the appropriate plug adapter.

The Nexode Air 65W is priced at 129 yuan, or some $20 in conversion, and Ugreen is offering an 18-month warranty. You can buy it from the Chinese e-commerce platform JD.com. In comparison, the 45W Nexode Air retails at 109 yuan ($16).

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Ugreen has introduced a new magnetic phone cooler, the LP1012, currently available in China through JD.com for 199 yuan (roughly $29). It is a straightforward accessory designed for people who play demanding mobile games, record long videos, or livestream directly from their phones, tasks that typically cause smartphones to heat up, dim their screens, or throttle performance.

Ugreen LP1012 Magnetic Cooler Specifications

Inside the cooler is a 36 by 36mm thermoelectric (TEC) cooling plate. Ugreen claims this setup can bring surface temperatures down to -25°C under controlled lab conditions. While real-world results will naturally vary depending on your environment and the phone’s workload, the underlying hardware relies on a standard six-layer design. This includes the TEC chip, an aluminum heat-conducting plate, cooling fins, and thermal silicone pads to pull heat away from the back of the device.

To dissipate that heat, the LP1012 uses a seven-blade fan with three speed settings. The lowest setting runs at 2,500 RPM and produces about 20dB of noise, which shouldn’t be too distracting if you are using the phone’s built-in speakers. The standard mode runs at 4,000 RPM, while the highest setting pushes the fan to 6,500 RPM. Ugreen also designed the vents to push hot air out the sides rather than the top and bottom, so it doesn’t blow directly onto your hands while holding the phone horizontally.

The device comes with a small digital display at the center of the fan that shows the current temperature and cooling mode. There is also an RGB light ring with 12 LEDs and five patterns, though you can turn the lighting off completely if you prefer a plainer look.

The cooler weighs 96 grams and attaches magnetically. It snaps directly onto the back of iPhone 12 and newer models using Apple’s MagSafe standard. For Android phones or tablets, Ugreen includes an adhesive magnetic ring and a physical phone clamp in the box. The base of the cooler is covered in soft silicone to prevent it from scratching your device.

It does not have a built-in battery, so you will need to keep it plugged in while using it. It draws power through a USB-C port and requires a charger capable of outputting at least 30W to operate at its highest setting. The casing includes a standard 1/4-inch thread, which is a useful detail if you want to mount the phone and cooler assembly directly onto a tripod for stationary video recording.

In related news, Ugreen has recently launched a 45W 10,000mAh smart power bank with a built-in cable and color display, alongside a 12.5mm-thin 45W GaN charger.

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Ugreen has introduced a new 10,000mAh power bank in China, model PB541, which includes a few distinct hardware additions for its price point. Currently listed on JD.com for 199 yuan (about $29), the device features 45W fast charging, an integrated USB-C cable, and a color display that provides real-time data on charging sessions.

Ugreen PB541 Power Bank Specifications

The power bank is built around two 5,000mAh ATL lithium-ion polymer cells connected in series, resulting in a total capacity of 39.1Wh. For connectivity, it uses a 2C+1A port configuration. The built-in red USB-C cable functions as a carrying strap and provides up to 45W of output, while supporting up to 36W of input to recharge the battery itself.

If you prefer to use separate cables, the device includes a secondary USB-C port with the same 45W output and 36W input limits, along with a USB-A port capped at 22.5W for older devices. It can charge up to three devices simultaneously and supports standard protocols like PD, PPS, QC, AFC, and FCP.

The color screen is positioned on the side of the enclosure. It displays standard metrics such as battery percentage, real-time charging power, estimated charging times, temperature, and battery health. The device also includes Bluetooth connectivity, which allows users to pair it with the Ugreen Smart Life app to upload custom images to the screen.

Internally, the power bank uses Ugreen’s Battery Management System to monitor the lithium cobalt oxide cells. If the system detects temperature or charging abnormalities, it pushes diagnostic alerts directly to the display. The battery is rated for 800 charge cycles, which the company says is an improvement over its older models.

The device measures 111 by 71 by 17.8 mm, weighs 226.4 grams, and uses a standard PC and ABS plastic enclosure. Although it shares most of its core hardware and charging specifications with Ugreen’s earlier 45W power bank (PB610) featuring an angled display, this newer model adopts a different design by relocating the screen and introducing a slimmer overall profile.

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Gallium nitride (GaN) technology has steadily reduced the size of our everyday power bricks over the last few years, but Ugreen’s latest release pushes the form factor even further into the realm of pocketability. The company has just launched the Nexode Air 45W Ice Chip charger in China. Priced at 109 yuan ($16), its primary selling point is an ultra-thin profile that measures a mere 12.5mm thick.

Ugreen Nexode Air 45W Specifications

The exact dimensions are 62.2 x 42.74 x 12.5 mm, and it weighs about 54 grams. Ugreen says this design makes it roughly 58% smaller by volume than its previous 45W chargers. It has a flat, rectangular shape with foldable prongs, allowing it to slide into a pants pocket or the front pouch of a laptop sleeve without creating a noticeable bulge. The device comes in a silver-gray finish, with a single USB-C port located on the bottom edge.

That single port outputs up to 45W, which is enough to fast-charge modern phones, tablets, and smaller electronics like handheld gaming PCs. According to Ugreen, the charger can get an iPhone 17 Pro from zero to 67% battery in about half an hour. It supports standard fast-charging protocols and operates on a 100-240V input range, meaning it can be used internationally with a basic plug adapter.

Packing 45W into a chassis this small usually raises concerns about heat, which is where the Ice Chip name comes from. Ugreen says it is managing thermals using a high-density internal layout and a heat-conductive structure.

It also uses a system the company calls Thermal Guard, which actively monitors the charger’s temperature multiple times per second to keep the surface from getting too hot. The internal components are packed to achieve a power density of 1.496W/cm³, with an energy conversion efficiency of 90%.

For device safety, the charger includes standard protections against overcurrent, overvoltage, and short circuits, all housed in a flame-retardant shell. It also features a voltage regulation system that adjusts power delivery as your device charges.

Once a connected phone or tablet reaches 80% capacity, the adapter switches to a slower trickle-charge mode to help preserve the device’s battery health and keep temperatures down.

In related news, Belkin has recently introduced a new 45W GaN charger featuring a built-in retractable USB-C cable, while Anker has unveiled a 160W smart charger that supports Huawei’s 66W SuperCharge and Xiaomi’s 120W fast-charging standards.

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Ugreen has launched an all-new NASync DXP GT series with two NAS devices, the DXP2800 GT and the DXP4800 GT.

The GT name is inspired by the spirit of Grand Touring, and Ugreen says the lineup is built around speed, endurance, and sustained performance, much like the vehicles.

Both models are powered by the AMD Ryzen Embedded R2514 processor of 4 cores, 8 threads, and a boost frequency of up to 3.7GHz. This allegedly gives a 26% improvement in CPU performance compared to select older DXP models. 

Each device starts with 8GB of DDR4 RAM, expandable up to 64GB, along with 64GB of eMMC storage for the operating system. Both run UGOS Pro, Ugreen’s own NAS operating system.

How is Ugreen DXP2800 GT different from DXP4800 GT

Where the two models differ is in storage and networking. The DXP2800 GT is an entry-level model with a 2-bay device with two SATA HDD slots and two M.2 NVMe SSD slots, supporting up to 80TB of total storage. 

It comes with a single 10GbE RJ45 port for fast network access, and connectivity includes a USB-C 10Gbps port and a USB-A 10Gbps port on the front panel, plus additional USB-A ports on the rear and an HDMI 2.1 output.

Meanwhile, the DXP4800 GT is a 4-bay model that supports up to 144TB of total storage, again combining four SATA HDD bays with two M.2 NVMe SSD slots. 

The bigger upgrade here is networking. It serves dual 10GbE ports, which can be used together for link aggregation up to 20Gbps. As a result, it can handle everything from 4K or 8K video editing to even running virtual machines. 

It also has an SD 3.0 card reader on the front panel, and the DXP4800 GT RAID support is broader too, covering JBOD, RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, and 10.

Both NAS runs Ugreen’s proprietary UGOS Pro with ecosystem support like Docker, virtual machines, AI-powered photo organization, a built-in surveillance center for managing cameras, and Ugreen’s Ugreenlink remote access service that allows secure file access from anywhere without needing to configure a public IP. 

The hardware design is identical too. Both have a space gray aluminum body with gold trim accents, a rear magnetic dust mesh filter, and a hydraulic fan that maintains noise between 29 and 34 dB for quiet around-the-clock operation.

Price and Availability

The Ugreen DXP2800 GT is available for purchase at $509.99. The DXP4800 GT, on the other hand, will set you back  $659.99 in the US. Both come with a 2-year warranty and a 30-day return window. And of course, the storage drives are sold separately.

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Accessory maker Ugreen has launched a new 45W GaN fast charger that can also double as a decor piece. Instead of looking like a traditional brick, the charger resembles a small cat figurine with expressive facial features, cat ears, and a rounded body. It also features a unique split-body design. 

The charger is finished in white with red accents on the base and top, while the cat face gives it a playful and collectible appearance.

Here are its technical specifications

According to Ugreen, the charger is made from skin-friendly liquid silicone, allowing it to double as a desk ornament when not in use. To charge a device, users need to separate the cat’s head from its body. The USB-C port is located on the top of the detached cat head, where a charging cable can be connected.

The charger is powered by GaN technology and supports up to 45W output through a single USB-C port. It offers multiple charging profiles, including 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 15V/3A, and 20V/2.25A, making it suitable for smartphones, tablets, handheld gaming devices, and some lightweight laptops.

In terms of specifications, the charger supports an input range of 100-240V at 50/60Hz and weighs approximately 115g. The package weight is listed at around 150g, and UGREEN includes an 18-month warranty. The charger measures approximately 63.25mm in height, 52.5mm in width, and 48mm in depth.

For everything it’s offering, from compact size, unique design, to GaN technology, the price is justifiable. Ugreen is asking 89 yuan (some $13 in conversion) for the brick. It’s available for purchase through JD.com in China, while there’s no word yet on global availability. 

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Ugreen has released a new portable Bluetooth speaker in China called the M3. It is currently listed on the retailer JD.com for 249 yuan ($36) and is designed primarily for outdoor use. While it shares a lot of similarities with other rugged speakers on the market, it includes a specific feature to deal with getting wet: a water drainage system that uses sound to clear out the grille.

Ugreen M3 Speaker Specifications

If the speaker gets splashed by a pool or left out in light rain, you can open Ugreen’s companion app and turn on a dedicated drainage mode. The speaker will then generate high-frequency vibrations, up to 400 times per minute, to physically push trapped water out of the hardware. It is a practical approach to water exposure, working alongside the device’s standard IP66 rating for dust and water resistance.

Physically, the M3 weighs 653 grams, which is light enough to throw in a backpack for camping or a beach trip. It comes in two colors, Starry Black and Champagne Gold, and includes a hidden RGB light strip at the bottom. The lights can be set to solid colors, a breathing effect, or synced to your music. There is also an SOS mode that flashes the lights and plays a warning sound in case of an emergency.

For audio, the M3 uses a 20W triple-driver setup. This includes specific drivers for high and mid-low frequencies, plus a passive radiator to handle the bass. Ugreen says it uses digital signal processing (DSP) and its own bass enhancement software to keep the low-end frequencies audible even when you have the volume turned down. The company says the speaker can reach a sound pressure level of 105dB.

On the connectivity side, the speaker supports Bluetooth 6.0 and LE Audio. It also supports Auracast, meaning you can sync the audio with over 100 compatible devices, or you can just pair two M3 speakers together for standard left-and-right stereo sound.

The speaker runs on a 2,500mAh battery. Ugreen estimates it will last up to 20 hours on a single charge, provided you keep the volume at a moderate level and leave the RGB lighting turned off. It charges via a standard USB-C port. It also features a built-in microphone for phone calls and voice chats.

In related news, Ugreen recently launched a 160W GaN fast charger with five ports and a smart display, alongside a new 45W 10,000mAh power bank featuring a built-in cable and integrated smart screen.

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