At IFA 2026, UGREEN announced some new additions to its lineup of charging accessories. The highlight of this lineup is the MagFlow Pro, which is a magnetic power bank with built-in liquid cooling. According to the brand, the device is the first of its kind in the world.
The MagFlow Pro features a window so users can see the cooling system, which the company calls CryoPulse. When a device is connected, a micro-pump actively circulates coolant, so heat is drawn away from key components. As anyone with a power bank already knows, high temperatures can trigger throttling, causing charging to slow down. So, to combat such issues, the company decided to introduce a cooling system. Apparently, the addition of liquid cooling allows for 44% less heat buildup, keeping peak temperatures 10°C lower than conventional power banks.
Looking beyond the new system, the charging accessory boasts a 10,000mAh battery and can deliver a combined power output of 45W. This is split between the built-in USB-C cable, which delivers 30W, and the 25W Qi2 wireless charging pad. UGREEN says that the power bank is capable of charging an iPhone 17 Pro Max to 50% in just 40 minutes via this charging pad. Additionally, there is a smart display on the bottom right of the device, allowing users to see charging information. The USB-C cable can also double as a strap.
The MagFlow Pro is available in the US with a US$150 (~RM606) price tag. Meanwhile, local availability is still up in the air at the moment.
While UGREEN may be the first to introduce liquid cooling to its product, it is not the only company adding active cooling to power banks. Anker also recently did the same, albeit with a different solution. Its new range of charging accessories includes the MagGo Power Bank 2 Pro, which sports a built-in cooling fan.