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Updated · The Verge · Sep 3
Ugreen Launches $149.99 MagFlow Pro 10,000mAh Power Bank With Liquid Cooling
Updated
Updated · The Verge · Sep 3

Ugreen Launches $149.99 MagFlow Pro 10,000mAh Power Bank With Liquid Cooling

3 articles · Updated · The Verge · Sep 3

Summary

  • $149.99 buys Ugreen’s new MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank, a 10,000mAh model the company says is the first with liquid cooling and wireless charging.
  • A micro-pump circulates coolant around the Qi2.2 wireless charging coil, while copper foil and separated charging components are designed to cut heat and sustain up to 25W wireless output.
  • The power bank also includes a built-in USB-C cable lanyard and a USB-C port, each supporting up to 45W, though total output tops out at 45W across connected devices.
  • The launch positions the MagFlow Pro at the premium end of the market, with its cooling system and visible “Cyber Window” differentiating it from cheaper 10,000mAh rivals.

Insights

Is spending $150 on a liquid-cooled power bank a necessary upgrade, or an expensive gimmick for a fundamentally inefficient charging method?
Does the energy required to run the liquid cooling pump actually drain the power bank faster than it saves your battery?
With moving parts like a micro-pump inside, how fragile does this premium power bank become if accidentally dropped during travel?