The UGREEN MagFlow Pro 3-in-1 magnetic wireless charger is designed specifically for users of the Apple ecosystem. It supports simultaneous charging for an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods, aiming to eliminate cable clutter. Listed at $139.99, the charger is often discounted to near $99.99 and includes a 45W USB-C power adapter and cable upon purchase.
Its physical design distinguishes it from traditional charging stands. The unit has a heavy base and resembles a modern take on a vintage microphone. The large silver module dedicated to the iPhone features a fan and visible air vents. The stand also allows the iPhone module to tilt beyond 90 degrees for adjustable viewing angles. The entire assembly is constructed from space-gray aluminium alloy and flame-retardant PC/ABS plastic.
Performance capabilities are a key selling point. The charger supports official Qi2.2 certification, enabling up to 25W wireless charging for compatible iPhones. For users with older iPhone models, the charging speed drops to 15W. Both the Apple Watch and AirPods receive a consistent 5W charge. When all three devices charge simultaneously, the total output is capped at 32.5W.
In testing, an iPhone 16 Pro Max reached approximately 50% charge in 30 minutes. Furthermore, the magnetic hold was noted to maintain the phone’s position even through a leather case. The charging stand incorporates an active cooling system, branded CryoPulse, which automatically activates when a phone is placed on the pad. This system uses a fan paired with vents, making the charging pad noticeably cold to the touch. Users can also manually control the fan via a side button.
A built-in display provides real-time metrics, showing the charging speed for each attached device and the unit’s internal temperature, which remained between 13 and 20 degrees Celsius during testing. However, the journalist’s experience notes that the display is positioned low on the stand and the text is small, making it difficult to read quickly. The brightness control lacks markers, requiring guesswork from the user.
The value proposition narrows significantly for non-Apple users. The magnets only grip devices with built-in magnet arrays, making the charger useless for Android users or owners of iPhones lacking this feature. Additionally, the absence of a secondary USB-C port limits its versatility. The unit’s premium price, combined with the potential for an audible fan, represents the charger’s main drawbacks.
For users deeply integrated into Apple’s products, the stand offers a comprehensive, fast solution. It is a well-built device that adds convenience through its smart display and adjustable stand features. For the intended owner, it serves as an excellent, feature-rich charging unit for a desk or nightstand.
