UGREEN MagFlow Pro liquid-cooled Qi2 power bank launches globally for Pixel 11 Pro users — ₹14,990 in India, $149.99 in the US. Ships now. 10,000mAh. 25W wireless, 45W wired. No official UK or EU pricing reported. The Pixel 11 Pro’s 4,850mAh battery charges from 5% to 100% in 90–110 minutes over Qi2 wireless with the MagFlow Pro, about 20–25 minutes faster than a non-cooled Xiaomi Qi2.2 power bank tested side-by-side.
Temperature readings during charging: 91.94–96.8°F on the MagFlow Pro + Pixel 11 Pro combo. 104–106°F on the Xiaomi unit. Thermal throttling occurred on both, but less aggressively with UGREEN’s system. The MagFlow Pro uses a micro-pump and coolant channels alongside a copper vapor chamber to pull heat away from the wireless coil.
It does not cool the phone itself. Only its own internals, so Google recommends using the Pixel 11 Pro without a case for optimal thermal transfer. A tiny display in the lower-left corner confirms pump activity, shows remaining power bank charge, and indicates real-time charging speed. An integrated USB-C cable doubles as a lanyard and supports 45W wired charging.
This is not a Pixel 11 Pro launch story. It’s a peripheral launch. One that matters because wireless charging has long been held back by heat, not power. The Pixel 11 Pro supports Qi2, but like all current Qi2 phones, it still throttles when temperatures climb.
UGREEN’s solution doesn’t eliminate throttling, it delays and softens it. That gap is what makes the difference: consistent 25W delivery, longer sustained peak output, and measurable time savings. Android Police’s testing found the MagFlow Pro retained ~13% battery after fully charging the Pixel 11 Pro, while the Xiaomi unit flickered its last LED.
Suggesting deeper discharge and less efficient power management. No other brands have announced liquid-cooled Qi2 power banks. UGREEN is first. And it ships now, no pre-order window, no regional stagger.
Available globally through UGREEN’s site and major retailers. Pixel 11 Pro owners searching “pixel 11 pro case” or “pixel 11 vs pixel 10” won’t find answers here. But those asking “pixel 11 pro” and wondering how to keep it charged without frying the back of their hand? This is the first real answer.
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