Ugreen’s MagFlow 25W Qi2 magnetic wireless charger, now available at a 34% discount on Amazon Japan, offers rapid, stabilised charging with thermal management for iPhone and AirPods users, and features a foldable, adjustable design for versatile everyday use.
UGREEN’s MagFlow 25W Qi2 two-in-one magnetic wireless charger is being sold on Amazon in Japan for 4,636 yen, down from a listed reference price of 6,990 yen. The discount, equal to 34%, is due to run until 19 August 2026 at 23:59, according to the product listing. The offer covers a foldable charger designed for iPhone and AirPods users who want a compact charging stand for home, office or travel.
The charger supports Qi2 certification and 25W wireless charging for compatible iPhones, which UGREEN says allows faster and more stable charging through precise magnetic alignment. The company says the unit can charge an iPhone at up to 25W while topping up AirPods at up to 5W at the same time. UGREEN also says the design is meant to reduce the need for separate chargers when moving between desks, bags and suitcases.
Thermal management is a key part of the pitch. UGREEN says its Thermal Guard system monitors temperature 200 times a second to help limit heat build-up, charging slow-downs and interruptions. The firm also says the charger uses smart cooling and protection features to reduce the risk of overheating, overvoltage and overcurrent, while the product page points to support for MagSafe-compatible devices and recent iPhone models.
The foldable body closes into a compact square, and the stand can be adjusted for desk use, including video viewing while charging. UGREEN says the USB-C port adds flexibility for other accessories, including an Apple Watch charger, when used with a suitable power supply. For stable performance, the company recommends the supplied USB-C cable or a 60W-or-higher cable, together with a 45W-or-higher power adapter.
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