UGREEN unveiled its first liquid-cooled power bank

The key feature of the UGREEN MagFlow Pro is its integrated liquid cooling system. Inside the case is a special chamber filled with cooling liquid, circulated by a miniature pump. As the temperature rises, the system begins to draw heat away from the charging area and transfer it to the device's body. UGREEN hopes that liquid cooling will reduce the temperature of the smartphone and the power bank itself, while also reducing the strain on the device's battery. MagFlow Pro features magnetic wireless charging with up to 25W of power and supports the latest Qi2.2 standard. For wired connections, it features a built-in 45W USB-C cable and a Type-C port. However, the device's total power is limited to 45W, so when charging multiple devices simultaneously, the charging speed will be shared between them. The battery capacity is 10,000 mAh. A built-in display shows the current charging power, remaining battery charge, and the number of battery cycles.  The new product is already available in Europe. It costs around €130 (~13,000 rubles). For a typical power bank, this is quite a significant amount, but a significant portion of the cost is obviously due to the unusual cooling system.