UGREEN’s MagFlow: First Qi2.2 Certified Power Bank

UGREEN, a prominent name in consumer electronics, has achieved a significant milestone: its forthcoming MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank is the world’s first to secure official Qi 2.2 certification from the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC). This early certification underscores UGREEN’s commitment to innovation, allowing the MagFlow to deliver the full 25W wireless charging performance enabled by the new standard. This development signifies a crucial leap forward in providing dependable, efficient, and high-speed charging for the next generation of mobile devices.

Advancing Wireless Charging Technology

The MagFlow line has consistently evolved, from early Qi-certified models to Qi 2.0 enhancements and now this Qi 2.2 breakthrough, showcasing UGREEN’s persistent dedication to technological advancement and an enhanced user experience. Qi 2.2, an upgraded version of the established Qi standard, builds upon Apple’s MagSafe architecture, introducing higher power limits and improved safety protocols. This makes it particularly beneficial for Apple users, offering swift, reliable magnetic charging with extensive compatibility and daily convenience. The standard not only guarantees broader compatibility with devices supporting the Magnetic Power Profile (MPP) but also establishes more stringent requirements for thermal management, charging stability, and overall interoperability. UGREEN’s swift Qi 2.2 certification further solidifies its reputation for engineering excellence.

Unpacking the MagFlow Power Bank

The UGREEN MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank stands out as the inaugural Qi 2.2-certified model within the MagFlow Series. It ensures full compatibility with current iPhone models and is engineered to potentially support the iPhone 16 series and subsequent models with 25W wireless fast charging. Furthermore, it supports Samsung and other Qi 2.2-enabled devices, making it a highly versatile option for situations demanding speed, portability, and reliability. Integrating advanced thermal and power management within a compact form factor, this new power bank delivers dependable charging across diverse scenarios. Whether you’re commuting, traveling, or waiting at a public venue, it provides hands-free convenience and genuine portability without compromising on speed or safety.

Market Impact and Future Outlook

Slated for a Q3 2025 launch, the UGREEN MagFlow Magnetic Power Bank and the broader MagFlow Series exemplify UGREEN’s focus on enhancing everyday charging through intelligent, user-centric design. This series is compact, fast, and reliable, addressing real-world needs while upholding the brand’s commitment to innovation and durability. As a pioneer of the Qi 2.2 standard, UGREEN continues to lead the charge with reliable, future-ready solutions. This next-generation magnetic series will be available for purchase on both the UGREEN webstore and Amazon upon launch, reaching consumers across Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Italy, and other European countries. This marks a significant step towards making Qi 2.2 wireless charging accessible to mainstream users, while simultaneously reinforcing UGREEN’s position as an innovator in mobile energy solutions.

Comparing with Previous Wireless Charging Standards

The jump to Qi 2.2 is a notable evolution from its predecessors. The original Qi standard (and even Qi 1.2) offered power up to 15W, primarily focusing on broad compatibility for various devices. Qi 2.0, introduced in 2023, built upon Apple’s MagSafe technology, integrating the Magnetic Power Profile (MPP) to ensure precise alignment and improved charging efficiency, also at up to 15W for compatible devices.

Qi 2.2 significantly pushes the boundaries by allowing 25W wireless charging, which is a substantial increase over the previous 15W limit. This higher wattage promises faster charging times for users, bringing wireless speeds closer to those typically seen with wired connections. This progression highlights a clear industry trend: not just making wireless charging ubiquitous, but also making it genuinely competitive with traditional wired solutions in terms of speed and efficiency. The focus on improved thermal control and stability in Qi 2.2 also addresses common user concerns about heat generation during faster wireless charging, making the experience safer and more reliable.