Ugreen MagFlow Review: QI2 25W Magnetic Power Bank &  2-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charger

Ugreen has just announced some new QI2 MagFlow products at IFA. There are three new devices, including the two I am reviewing today, and a 3-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Desktop Charger.

Ugreen MagFlow 2-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charger 25W

The MagFlow 2-in-1 charger is designed as a compact and versatile option for users who want to charge multiple Apple devices without clutter. It combines fast magnetic charging with a foldable design that makes it suitable for both travel and everyday desk use.

Specification

• Model: W752
• SKU: 55960
• Wireless Charging Output Power: Total 30W Max (iPhone 16 and 17 with iOS 26 or later: 25W
• Max, AirPods: 5W Max)
• USB-C Output: 5W Max
• Total Output Power: 35W Max
• Connector Type: USB-C
• Package contents: 1m C-C cable
• Colour: Gray
• Compatible Devices: iPhone 12-16 series, AirPods, Apple Watch series (*25W Max for iPhone
• 16 series, 15W Max for iPhone 12-15 series)
• Size: 60 x 60 x 42.5mm
• Weight: 224g

Features

• 25W Qi2 fast charging – Supports the latest Qi2 25W standard for iPhone 16, delivering up to 50% charge in around 30 minutes. Earlier iPhone models from the 12 to 15 series are supported at up to 15W.
• Dual-device charging – Provides simultaneous charging for an iPhone and AirPods, with an additional 5W USB-C output for a smartwatch.
• Secure magnetic alignment – Equipped with 16 N48H magnets that deliver around 7N of holding force, ensuring the device stays firmly in place.
• Built-in stand – Supports 360° horizontal and 70° vertical adjustment, allowing the phone to be positioned for video playback, calls, or productivity tasks while charging.
• Foldable, travel-ready design – Collapses into a small cube shape (60 × 60 × 42.5 mm) weighing just 224g, making it practical for portability.
• Thermal Guard temperature management – Uses heat-resistant materials and real-time monitoring to prevent overheating and automatically shut down if required.
• Durable build – Constructed from fire-retardant PC material with a reinforced zinc alloy hinge for long-term reliability.
• Apple StandBy support – Displays native charging animations and status when used with compatible iOS devices.

The 2-in-1 model strikes a balance between portability and utility, making it a useful accessory for those who regularly move between home, office, and travel environments.

Performance

The W752 MagFlow charger performs as expected. Using a USB-C power meter, I witnessed my partner’s iPhone charging at around 25W. I personally have a Pixel 9 Pro XL with a magnetic case, and it has worked perfectly well with that as well. The magnets seem a bit stronger than some of the chargers I have. For example, the ESR Qi2 3-in-1 Watch Wireless Charging Set is a great charger, but my Pixel struggles to stay in place as the case magnets are not strong enough for the charger.

This is not as portable as the QDOS SnapStand 3-in-1 Wireless Charger, but I prefer it as the overall design is more stable.

Price and Alternative Options

At the time of writing, I have not been told the RRP of the MagFlow 2-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charger.

The existing model, which is limited to 15W, is available for £40 with 30% off available. On Amazon, it is currently listed at just £28. Therefore, I’d expect the price to be around that.

Opinion

The MagFlow 2-in-1 Magnetic Wireless Charger has become my preferred wireless charger in recent weeks. It is small but stable and has a good magnet strength, so it works well with phones that lack magnetic QI2 and use magnetic cases instead.

Assuming the price is attractive (which it normally is with Ugreen) then I can give it a strong recommendation.

Ugreen MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh 25W

The MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank provides a portable charging solution for users who need reliable power throughout the day. With its strong magnetic hold and dual wired/wireless outputs, it removes the need to carry multiple cables or bulky charging bricks.

Specification

• Model: PB773
• SKU: 65958
• Battery Capacity: 10000mAh (5000mAh ×2)
• Battery Rated Energy: 37Wh (7.4V 5000mAh)
• USB-C Input: 5V⎓3A/9V⎓3A/12V⎓2.5A 30W Max
• USB-C Cable Input: 5V⎓3A/9V⎓3A/12V⎓2.5A 30W Max
• USB-C Output: 10V⎓2.25A/5V⎓3A/9V⎓3A/12V⎓2.5A/15V⎓2A/20V⎓1.5A 30W Max
• USB-C Cable Output: 10V⎓2.25A/5V⎓3A/9V⎓3A/12V⎓2.5A/15V⎓2A/20V⎓1.5A 30W Max
• Magnetic Wireless Charging Output: 25W Max
• Total Output: 5V⎓3A
• Display: Digital Display
• Size: 110.8 x 70 x 21mm
• Weight: 254g

Features

• 25W Qi2 wireless fast charging – Fully supports the Qi2 25W standard, charging an iPhone 16 Pro Max to 50% in about 30 minutes.
• 30W two-way wired charging – Built-in USB-C cable supports both input and output at up to 30W, allowing the power bank to be recharged in as little as two hours or used to fast-charge other devices.
• 10,000mAh capacity – Provides enough energy to keep phones, tablets, or earbuds powered through a full day.
• Charge three devices at once – Simultaneous charging via magnetic wireless output, USB-C port, and the integrated cable.
• Strong magnetic attachment – Apple-standard magnetic array with 9N of holding force ensures devices remain securely in place while charging.
• Thermal Guard safety – Incorporates 13 layers of protection and temperature monitoring to prevent overheating or short-circuit issues.
• Convenient all-in-one design – Built-in cable doubles as a carry strap, with a digital display showing real-time battery percentage for easy monitoring.
• Compact and lightweight – Measures 110.8 × 70 × 21 mm and weighs 254g, making it practical for pockets, bags, or daily commuting.

Performance

Similar to other MagFlow chargers that have been launched, this power bank can wirelessly charge iPhones and the Pixel 10 Pro XL at 25W, or older Qi 2 devices at 15W.

You can then charge up to 30W via the built-in USB-C cable, which can also be used to charge the power bank at speeds of up to 30W.

In general, I’d say 30W wired charging (in either direction) is a bit slow for today’s standards, but in the context of a 10000mAh power bank, I think it is adequate.

In my opinion, the 10000mAh capacity is the sweet spot for carrying around with you on days out and holidays. It is more than enough to keep you going on the most demanding of days, and I think the magnetic charging and built-in cable work perfectly for this scenario.

For me, I have enough high-capacity power banks that I wouldn’t opt for this when using it at home or travelling by car/train/plane. In this situation, I’d opt for one of the Ugreen Nexode Power Banks, with the recent 20000mAh model with a retractable cable being my preferred choice for the time being.

Price and Alternative Options

I have also not been provided with the RRP of this.

The Ugreen Nexode Wireless Power Bank is available on Amazon with an RRP of £40 and discounted to £29. This is a slower charger at 15W and lacks the built-in cable

The Anker MagGo Power Bank is Qi2 but rated at 15W wireless charging and has an RRP of £70, but is available for £50.

Opinion

The PB773 MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank is ideal for use on days out. It is small enough to fit in a pocket or small bag. The built-in cable and magnetic charging make it more convenient to use when you are on the move.

It charges relatively slowly, with a wired output of only 30W. The A1335 Anker Prime Power Bank can charge up to 65W and has a total output of 130W, which may be beneficial if you have a phone that can make the most of it, but I find having to carry around a USB-C cable quite inconvenient. I think 30W wired and 25W wireless charging is perfectly adequate for a 10000mAh battery that is best used when travelling.

Overall

It is hard to form an overall opinion until I have the retail prices, but Ugreen typically prices its products very competitively.

While I don’t have an iPhone for my main phone, I am a big fan of magnetic charging and won’t use a phone without a magnetic case. The new Pixel 10 Pro XL finally features 25W magnetic Qi2 charging, but aside from that, it is too similar to my Pixel 9 Pro XL to justify an upgrade.

The magnetic charger is great for days out. The 10K capacity is an ideal size in my opinion, more than enough to keep a couple of phones going for a day, and the magnetic charging makes it much more convenient. The 30W USB-C output is a bit on the low end, but I think it is fine for charging when out and about.

The W752 2-in-1 charger is also good. I like the overall dimensions and design, and 25W is a nice bump in charge speeds compared to the older model, but I wouldn’t pay significantly more for this than the 15W model.

James Smythe( Editor-in-chief )

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