Quick Answer
The UGREEN MagFlow Pro (PB793) is a 10,000mAh Qi2 25W magnetic power bank with CryoPulse liquid cooling, 45W wired output, a built-in USB-C cable and a smart display. At $149.99, it is much more expensive than several close 25W alternatives. Its main selling point is the active liquid-cooling system, which is designed to help manage heat during sustained wireless charging, but we have not independently tested its thermal performance. For supported phones and longer charging sessions, it is an interesting premium option; for short top-ups, cheaper 25W power banks offer better value.
Introduction
The UGREEN MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh 25W (PB793) is built for people who want fast charging without carrying a separate cable everywhere. It combines Qi2 25W magnetic wireless charging, up to 45W wired charging, a built-in USB-C cable, a charging information display, and UGREEN’s CryoPulse active micro-pump liquid cooling system. UGREEN introduced it at IFA 2026 and says it is the world’s first Qi2 25W magnetic power bank with active micro-pump liquid cooling.
As technology experts with over 20 years of experience in hardware and application research and development, we evaluate products through technical research, component analysis, real-world usability, durability considerations, and value for money. For this article, we did not physically test the UGREEN MagFlow Pro, so our assessment is based on manufacturer documentation, regulatory information, retailer specifications, and independent coverage. Our goal is to help you choose the right product whether your priority is budget, performance, reliability, or long-term use. For iPhone users, frequent travelers, mobile professionals, students, commuters, and heavy smartphone users, we focus on how well a product fits into everyday life—not just what is written on the box.
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With the UGREEN MagFlow Pro 10000mAh, we look at its 25W Qi2 magnetic charging, 45W wired output, battery capacity, cooling system, charging speed, heat management, built-in USB-C cable, display, size and portability, and overall value. These details matter because a power bank can have impressive specifications and still be inconvenient to carry, slow to recharge, or too expensive for what it offers.
The price also puts the UGREEN MagFlow Pro PB793 in a different category from many conventional 10,000mAh power banks. It is listed at $149.99 in the US. UGREEN’s UK listing shows £109.99 as the regular price and currently shows a lower sale price, while UGREEN announced €119.99 as the European MSRP; current UGREEN EU listings show a higher €129.99 regular price in some markets. That makes the real question simple: is the MagFlow Pro worth paying a premium for, or are you paying extra for features you may not need?
Testing note: We did not physically test this unit. Manufacturer performance figures are identified as manufacturer claims, and this article does not present those figures as our own measurements.
So the real issue is whether the UGREEN MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank offers enough practical benefit to justify its premium. We will look at what it offers, who it is made for, how it compares with other Qi2 25W power banks, and whether its 25W wireless charging and CryoPulse cooling system are likely to make a meaningful difference in everyday use.
How We Researched This Article
This assessment draws on UGREEN’s IFA 2026 announcement, official regional product listings, regulatory and certification information where available, retailer specification sheets, and published independent coverage.
Where sources disagreed, we returned to the primary source and documented the conflict rather than choosing the more favourable figure. Performance numbers are attributed to the manufacturer when they come from UGREEN testing. This matters because much launch coverage repeats company test results without making that distinction clear.
Verified Fact Sheet
| Specification | Details | Source Type |
|---|---|---|
| Official Product Name | UGREEN MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh 25W | Manufacturer |
| Model Number | PB793 | Manufacturer, retailer listings |
| Predecessor | UGREEN MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh 25W (PB773, SKU 65958) | Manufacturer |
| Battery Capacity | 10,000mAh using two 5,000mAh ATL cells connected in series | Manufacturer |
| Rated Energy | 39.2Wh at 7.84V | Manufacturer specification sheet |
| Cell Protection | Dymondcell 2.0 | UGREEN press release |
| Wireless Charging | Qi2 25W, based on the Qi v2.2.1 specification | WPC, manufacturer |
| Maximum Wired Output | 45W | UGREEN press release |
| Built-in Cable | Integrated USB-C cable that also doubles as a carry strap | Manufacturer |
| Maximum Input | 30W | Manufacturer specification sheet |
| Cooling System | CryoPulse micro-pump liquid cooling, VC copper heat-spreading foil, separated charging components, and ThermalGuard power regulation | UGREEN press release |
| Thermal Claim | UGREEN claims the iPhone 17 Pro Max can remain up to 10°C cooler than a 48°C industry reference peak temperature | UGREEN internal testing |
| Wireless Charging Claim | Claimed to charge an iPhone 17 Pro Max to 50% in 40 minutes wirelessly | UGREEN internal testing |
| Magnetic System | 17 N52H magnets with approximately 8N holding force | UGREEN retail listing |
| Display | Shows charging wattage, remaining battery percentage, and cycle count | Manufacturer |
| Charging Protocols | PD, QC, PPS, AFC, FCP, SCP | Manufacturer |
| Dimensions | 108.45 × 70.6 × 16.2mm | Manufacturer |
| Weight | Approximately 220g according to UGREEN; some independent listings report around 230g | Manufacturer |
| Warranty | 2 years in the United States | UGREEN US |
Conflicts we resolved before writing
Built-in cable output: 30W or 45W?
Several articles list 30W. UGREEN’s IFA announcement states 45W maximum wired output via the built-in cable, and the manufacturer specifications also list 45W maximum output. The 30W figure matches the predecessor PB773. We use 45W maximum wired output and 30W maximum input.
Time to 50% charge: 38 or 40 minutes?
UGREEN’s IFA announcement states 40 minutes wirelessly for an iPhone 17 Pro Max. A retail listing reports 38 minutes, but we use UGREEN’s official 40-minute figure and identify it as a manufacturer test result.
Temperature: 10°C or 18°F?
These are the same claim. UGREEN states up to 10°C below a 48°C industry reference. The 18°F figure is a unit conversion, not separate test data.
Unverified claim excluded: Some coverage mentions phase-change thermal storage material inside the MagFlow Pro, but we did not find this in UGREEN’s IFA announcement or the product information reviewed. It is excluded from the article’s factual claims.
The Problem This Power Bank Addresses
Qi2 wireless charging was introduced at 15W. The Qi v2.2.1 specification supports up to 25W and is branded Qi2 25W by the Wireless Power Consortium. The WPC describes this as nearly 70% more power than the original Qi2.
Sustained heat can also contribute to lithium-ion battery aging. So a 25W Qi2 power bank benefits from effective thermal management if it is to sustain high charging power for longer periods. That is the constraint UGREEN is targeting.
How CryoPulse Cooling Works
CryoPulse describes a combination of components rather than a single part.
Micro-pump liquid cooling. UGREEN says a miniature pump circulates coolant through internal channels to draw heat away from key charging components. This is active cooling, so the cooling system itself consumes energy.
VC copper heat-spreading foil. UGREEN says this layer helps spread heat over a wider area instead of allowing it to concentrate around individual components.
Separated charging components. UGREEN states the charging components are physically separated to reduce heat buildup in any single location.
ThermalGuard. UGREEN says its power-management system automatically adjusts output as temperatures rise. The MagFlow Pro can still reduce power when thermal limits are reached; the cooling system is designed to help manage heat rather than eliminate throttling.
The transparent window. UGREEN describes a transparent window that shows coolant circulation. It is mainly a design and visibility feature, although it can give the user a visual indication that coolant is moving.
Trade-offs worth considering
The marketing material does not address these points, and they affect how the product should be judged:
- A pump is a moving part in a device that would otherwise have no moving cooling mechanism. UGREEN’s two-year US warranty covers manufacturing defects, but there is no published long-term pump reliability data at launch.
- The pump draws energy from the power bank while it operates. UGREEN has not published an efficiency figure showing how much energy the cooling system consumes, so the size of that cost is unknown.
- Active cooling is most relevant during longer, sustained high-power charging sessions. Short top-ups may not last long enough for thermal limits to become the main constraint.
At 108.45 × 70.6 × 16.2mm and approximately 220g according to UGREEN, the MagFlow Pro is relatively thick and heavy for a magnetic power bank. For context, the Baseus PicoGo AM52 with cable is listed at 16mm and approximately 196g, depending on the version.
What this means in practice: the MagFlow Pro is better suited to a bag or jacket pocket than a slim trouser pocket. The combined weight of a phone and a roughly 220g pack will also be noticeable when held in one hand for extended periods.
The built-in USB-C cable that doubles as a carry strap is likely the feature most buyers will use daily. UGREEN rates it for over 10,000 bend cycles. An integrated cable cannot be left behind, which addresses an ordinary and frequent problem.
The display shows wattage, battery percentage and cycle count. The cycle count is useful over a long ownership period because it gives the user an indication of how much charging use the power bank has accumulated.
Charging Performance and What the Figures Mean
| Charging Method | Rated Power |
|---|---|
| Qi2 Wireless Output | Up to 25W |
| Built-in USB-C Cable Output | Up to 45W |
| USB-C Port Output | Up to 45W |
| Maximum Input | Up to 30W |
Several points affect how these translate to use.
25W wireless applies to a limited set of phones. UGREEN’s compatibility information lists 25W for the iPhone 17 series, the iPhone 16 series running iOS 26 or later, the Galaxy S26 Ultra and the Pixel 10 Pro XL. Other compatible devices may charge at lower wireless speeds depending on the phone. An iPhone 14 owner, for example, would not be able to use the 25W ceiling.
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The 40-minute figure is a manufacturer lab result. It was produced with a specific phone under controlled conditions. Ambient temperature, case thickness and background activity all affect outcomes.
On usable capacity: the rated energy is 39.2Wh, but not all of that energy reaches the phone. Voltage conversion and wireless charging losses reduce the usable energy delivered to the device. The actual result varies with the phone’s battery size, charging method, temperature and conversion efficiency.
MagFlow Pro (PB793) vs MagFlow (PB773)
The predecessor is the UGREEN MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh 25W (PB773), without the Pro designation.
| Specification | MagFlow Pro (PB793) | MagFlow (PB773) |
|---|---|---|
| Wireless Output | Up to 25W | Up to 25W |
| Maximum Wired Output | 45W | 30W |
| Maximum Input | 30W | 30W |
| Cooling System | CryoPulse active liquid cooling | Passive cooling with NTC temperature sensor |
| Cell Configuration | Two 5,000mAh ATL cells connected in series | Two 5,000mAh cells connected in series |
| Rated Energy | 39.2Wh at 7.84V | 36Wh at 7.2V |
| Rated Capacity | Not published | 5,600mAh at 5V/3A |
| Built-in USB-C Cable | Yes — doubles as a carry strap | Yes — doubles as a carry strap |
| Weight | Approximately 220g according to UGREEN’s official listing; some independent listings report around 230g | Approximately 254g |
| US List Price | $149.99 | $89.99 |
Assessment: the main changes are the increase to 45W maximum wired output, the addition of the CryoPulse cooling system, and the higher rated energy. Wireless output remains 25W. At list price, the PB793 costs $60 more than the PB773 in the US, so the value question comes down largely to the cooling system and the extra wired output.
Competitor Comparison
The closest alternatives are other 10,000mAh magnetic power banks that support Qi2 25W-class wireless charging. A 15W model is not a direct specification match.
| Model | Wireless Charging | Max Wired Output | Cooling System | Built-in Cable | US Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UGREEN MagFlow Pro (PB793) | Qi2 25W | 45W | Active micro-pump liquid cooling | Yes | $149.99 |
| Baseus PicoGo AM52 with Cable | Qi2.2 / Qi2 25W | 45W | Passive cooling | Yes | $69.99 sale / $89.99 regular |
| SHARGE ICEMAG 3 | Qi2 25W | 35W | Active fan cooling | Yes | $79.90 |
| UGREEN MagFlow (PB773) | Qi2 25W | 30W | Passive cooling | Yes | $89.99 list price |
All prices are US list or currently listed prices at the time of writing and change frequently. Sale prices are not standard prices.
On the Baseus PicoGo AM52 with Cable
This is the closest specification match. Both are 10,000mAh, support 25W magnetic wireless charging, offer 45W maximum wired output, support 30W input and include a built-in USB-C cable. The AM52 with cable is listed at $69.99, with $89.99 shown as its regular price, and is slightly slimmer and lighter than the MagFlow Pro.
The MagFlow Pro’s distinguishing feature is active liquid cooling. Buyers are paying a premium for that cooling system over a product that otherwise matches it closely on charging specifications.
On the Sharge ICEMAG 3
This matters for how UGREEN’s claim should be read. SHARGE’s ICEMAG 3 is a Qi2 25W magnetic power bank with active cooling, using a 10,000 RPM fan. SHARGE announced it in November 2025, before the MagFlow Pro launch.
UGREEN’s claim is therefore narrower than a simple “first active-cooled 25W power bank” headline would suggest. SHARGE reached the Qi2 25W active-cooling category first using a fan. UGREEN’s distinction is the use of a micro-pump liquid-cooling system.
The two products also differ in their wired output and cooling approach. The ICEMAG 3 offers up to 35W wired output and uses an active fan, while UGREEN lists 45W wired output and uses micro-pump liquid cooling.
Pricing and Availability
| Strengths | Limitations |
|---|---|
| Active cooling is designed to manage the additional thermal demands of Qi2 25W wireless charging. | The US$149.99 list price is substantially higher than comparable 25W models priced around US$70. |
| Offers up to 45W wired output, a meaningful increase over the 30W maximum of the PB773. | At 16.2mm thick and approximately 220g according to UGREEN, it is thicker and heavier than the Baseus PicoGo AM52 with cable. |
| The built-in cable doubles as a carrying strap and is rated to withstand more than 10,000 bends. | The active-cooling micro-pump adds a moving component, and no published long-term reliability data is currently available. |
| The integrated display includes a battery cycle count, making it easier to track battery usage and aging over time. | Maximum 25W wireless charging is available only with compatible devices. |
| Provides a higher rated battery energy capacity of 39.2Wh compared with the PB773. | UGREEN’s published thermal-performance figures remain manufacturer claims. Independent coverage has measured some charging outputs, but no independent quantitative thermal test of the PB793 was found. |
| UGREEN’s listed compatibility includes the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, which SHARGE does not list among its compatible devices. | The advertised “first-of-its-kind” claim is narrower than some headlines may suggest. |
| Backed by a two-year warranty in the US. | The product is not currently listed on UGREEN India. |
Prices change frequently, so the figures below should be treated as a snapshot rather than a guarantee. Regular prices, launch offers and retailer discounts can differ by region and date.
Availability in India
The MagFlow Pro (PB793) was not found on the UGREEN India storefront during our check. We did not confirm an India launch date or an official India price for the Pro model, so we will not estimate one.
One related UGREEN product is currently listed in India:
- UGREEN MagFlow Air Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh Qi2 15W (SKU 75982), listed at ₹8,891 against a ₹11,999 regular price on UGREEN India. It supports Qi2 15W wireless charging and 30W USB-C wired charging.
- The older UGREEN MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh Qi2 25W (PB773) is a relevant alternative where available, with 25W wireless and 30W wired charging.
For readers in India seeking Qi2 25W magnetic charging, the PB773 is the more relevant UGREEN option if it is available from an authorized seller. We have no confirmed India launch date or official India price for the PB793.
Strengths and Limitations
| Strengths | Limitations |
|---|---|
| Active cooling is designed to manage the additional thermal demands of Qi2 25W wireless charging. | The US$149.99 list price is substantially higher than comparable 25W models priced around US$70. |
| Offers up to 45W wired output, a meaningful increase over the 30W maximum of the PB773. | At 16.2mm thick and approximately 220g according to UGREEN, it is thicker and heavier than the Baseus PicoGo AM52 with cable. |
| The built-in cable doubles as a carrying strap and is rated to withstand more than 10,000 bends. | The active-cooling micro-pump adds a moving component, and no published long-term reliability data is currently available. |
| The integrated display includes a battery cycle count, making it easier to track battery usage and aging over time. | Maximum 25W wireless charging is available only with compatible devices. |
| Provides a higher rated battery energy capacity of 39.2Wh compared with the PB773. | UGREEN’s published thermal-performance figures remain manufacturer claims. Independent coverage has measured some charging outputs, but no independent quantitative thermal test of the PB793 was found. |
| UGREEN’s listed compatibility includes the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, which SHARGE does not list among its compatible devices. | The advertised “first-of-its-kind” claim is narrower than some headlines may suggest. |
| Backed by a two-year warranty in the US. | The product is not currently listed on UGREEN India. |
Who This Suits
| Buyer Type | Assessment |
|---|---|
| Uses extended wireless charging with an iPhone 17, iPhone 16 running iOS 26+, Galaxy S26 Ultra, or Pixel 10 Pro XL | Potentially a good fit. UGREEN designed the cooling system for sustained high-power charging, although its real-world thermal benefit has not been independently measured here. |
| Travels frequently and charges from a bag for extended periods | Worth considering if you prefer a liquid-cooling design over a fan-based cooling system. However, long-term cooling performance has not been independently tested here. |
| Mostly charges in short top-up sessions | Consider a cheaper alternative. The Baseus PicoGo AM52 with cable matches the main charging specifications at a significantly lower price. |
| Wants the slimmest and lightest magnetic power bank possible | Not the best fit. At approximately 16.2mm thick and 220g, portability is not its strongest advantage. |
| Owns an iPhone 15 or earlier, or an Android phone outside UGREEN’s supported 25W device list | Not recommended specifically for 25W charging. The premium is difficult to justify if your phone cannot use UGREEN’s listed 25W wireless charging modes. |
| Buying in India | Availability may be a limitation. The PB793 was not found on UGREEN India during the referenced availability check; the older PB773 may be the more relevant UGREEN 25W option where available. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is liquid cooling in a power bank worth the cost?
It depends on charging habits. UGREEN designed the active cooling system to manage heat during higher-power wireless charging. The benefit is most likely to matter during longer charging sessions; for short top-ups, the extra cost may be harder to justify compared with a passively cooled 25W power bank.
What is CryoPulse?
CryoPulse is UGREEN’s active micro-pump liquid-cooling system. It circulates coolant through internal channels to move heat away from key charging components, while the copper heat-spreading layer and ThermalGuard system help manage temperatures and charging power.
What is the difference between Qi2 and Qi2 25W?
Qi2 is the Wireless Power Consortium’s magnetic wireless charging standard. The original Qi2 launched at 15W, while the Qi v2.2.1 specification supports up to 25W and is branded Qi2 25W. Qi2 25W devices are backward compatible with Qi2 devices at lower speeds where supported.
Does the MagFlow Pro work with Android phones?
Yes, with compatible Android phones. UGREEN lists 25W wireless charging for the Galaxy S26 Ultra and Pixel 10 Pro XL. Other phones may charge at lower wireless speeds, and phones without compatible magnetic alignment may need a magnetic ring or case.
Is a 10,000mAh power bank allowed on flights?
At 39.2Wh, this battery is below the commonly used 100Wh threshold for power banks carried in cabin baggage. Power banks should not be placed in checked baggage. Airline rules can differ, including restrictions on using power banks during flights, so check your airline’s current rules before travelling.
How much charge does it actually deliver?
Less than 10,000mAh will reach your phone. Voltage conversion and wireless charging losses reduce the usable energy delivered to the device, and the actual result depends on the phone, charging method, temperature and conversion efficiency. UGREEN has not published an independent real-world capacity measurement for this model.
Why does it cost more than similar power banks?
The premium mainly pays for the active cooling hardware, display and 45W wired output. The Baseus PicoGo AM52 with cable matches the MagFlow Pro’s 25W wireless and 45W wired ratings at a much lower listed price, making the cooling system the main differentiator.
Verdict
The UGREEN MagFlow Pro (PB793) tackles a real challenge with higher-power wireless charging: heat can lead to reduced charging power. On paper, UGREEN has taken a substantive approach rather than relying on a cosmetic cooling feature. The micro-pump, copper heat-spreading layer, separated charging components and ThermalGuard system are designed to work together.
The reservations concern value and evidence. At $149.99 USD list, this sits well above the Baseus PicoGo AM52 with Cable, which matches it on 25W wireless, 45W wired and 30W input while being slimmer and lighter. The available thermal and charging performance figures come from UGREEN’s own testing; we found no independent measured thermal test for the PB793.
This suits buyers who charge wirelessly for extended periods on a supported flagship and are willing to pay a premium for an active cooling system. It is less compelling for buyers who mainly top up in short bursts.
Consider alternatives if you charge in short bursts. The Baseus PicoGo AM52 with cable offers similar headline charging specifications for much less, while the UGREEN MagFlow PB773 remains a lower-cost option within UGREEN’s own range.
Where to Buy
UGREEN US / Amazon US
The UGREEN MagFlow Pro Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh 25W (PB793) is listed for sale through UGREEN’s US sales channels, with CryoPulse liquid cooling, 45W maximum wired output via the built-in cable and a two-year UGREEN US warranty.
UGREEN India / India Availability
The MagFlow Pro was not found on the UGREEN India storefront during our check. The UGREEN MagFlow Air 10000mAh Qi2 15W is currently listed there, while the older PB773 is the more relevant UGREEN 25W magnetic option where available.
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Primary and supporting sources checked for this revision include UGREEN’s IFA 2026 announcement and current regional product listings, the Wireless Power Consortium‘s Qi specification history and Qi2 25W guidance, Baseus’s official PicoGo AM52 listing, and SHARGE’s ICEMAG 3 product page and November 2025 launch announcement. Manufacturer claims are identified as such throughout the article.
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