UGREEN Debuts Active Liquid Cooling Tech for Qi2 25W Charging

IFA 2026 hosts the premiere of UGREEN’s MagFlow series, a hardware overhaul designed to solve the thermal bottleneck of Qi2 25W wireless charging. By integrating micro-pump liquid cooling into a portable power bank, the company claims it can slash operating temperatures by up to 10°C during high-speed energy transfer.

Corp and Tech·September 4, 2026·reads: 840

UGREEN Debuts Active Liquid Cooling Tech for Qi2 25W Charging

The flagship MagFlow Pro 10000mAh power bank represents a significant shift for mobile accessories, moving liquid cooling from high-performance computing into a pocketable device. The unit utilizes a VC copper heat-spreading foil and a transparent window that allows users to monitor coolant circulation. According to internal data, this active thermal management prevents the throttling common in high-wattage wireless charging, allowing an iPhone 17 Pro Max to hit a 50% charge in 40 minutes without exceeding safe heat thresholds.

Beyond portable power, the MagFlow lineup includes a 3-in-1 desktop stand and a compact 2-in-1 foldable charger. The stand employs a TEC Active Cooling System—combining a thermoelectric module with a 15dB fan—to keep surface temperatures near 11°C, enabling a 26-minute charge time to 50% for the iPhone 17 Pro Max. The foldable unit prioritizes portability, measuring just 60 × 72 × 27mm while maintaining 25W throughput for iPhones and 5W for AirPods.

These products launch across Europe today, with prices starting at €49.99 for the foldable charger, scaling to €119.99 for the liquid-cooled power bank and €139.99 for the 3-in-1 stand.