Ugreen releases MagFlow Pro power bank with liquid cooling
Ugreen has released the MagFlow Pro magnetic power bank with a capacity of 10,000 mAh, featuring a liquid cooling system and wireless charging. The device costs $149.99, which is notably more expensive than other power banks with this capacity, The Verge reports.
Micropump and coolant
Inside the MagFlow Pro, there is a micropump that circulates coolant and removes heat from components, including the wireless charging coil compatible with the Qi2.2 standard. The movement of the liquid can be seen through a window on the front panel of the device, which Ugreen calls the Cyber Window.
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According to the manufacturer, the system also uses copper foil and a design with separated charging components. The company claims this should reduce heat buildup, extend the service life of the power bank battery and the smartphone battery, and help maintain charging power of up to 25 W. Ugreen calls the MagFlow Pro the world's first power bank with wireless charging and a liquid cooling system.
Wired charging up to 45 W
The MagFlow Pro also has a built-in USB-C cable integrated into the strap and an additional USB-C port. Devices can be charged through each of them at up to 45 W. At the same time, 45 W is the power bank's maximum total output power, so charging speeds will decrease when several devices are connected simultaneously.
