UGREEN releases its portable MagFlow Pro Qi2.2 25W foldable charger at a record-low price, offering a compact and versatile solution for travellers and daily users alike.
UGREEN’s MagFlow Pro Qi2.2 25W Pocket-Sized 2-in-1 Foldable Charger is now available for $39.99 from the company’s official Amazon storefront, marking the lowest price tracked so far for the newly launched accessory. The device normally lists at $60, and the latest discount undercuts an earlier Prime-only offer that brought it down to $43 shortly after release.
The charger is designed around portability without sacrificing day-to-day usefulness. UGREEN says the main magnetic pad supports up to 25W wireless charging for compatible iPhones, including the latest iPhone models that support Qi2.2, while a second pad can top up AirPods or another Qi-compatible device at the same time. The foldable design means it can collapse into a compact shape for a bag or pocket, then open into a stand for desks, nightstands or hotel rooms.
Reviews of UGREEN’s MagFlow range have broadly highlighted the same strengths: compact dimensions, easy travel use and the practical value of dual-device charging. G Style Magazine described the foldable 2-in-1 model as a small, convenient charger for people who move between home and travel, while Lyd & Bilde found it particularly practical, though naturally constrained by its size when charging more than one device. Android Central has also singled out the wider MagFlow family as a strong fit for users who want 25W Qi2.2 charging in a portable format.
UGREEN has been pushing the MagFlow line across several form factors, including a power bank and a 3-in-1 stand, as it builds out accessories for Apple users and other compatible devices. The newest foldable charger sits in the middle of that strategy: it is not the most feature-rich option in the range, but it may be the most travel-friendly for people who value a small footprint over a heavier desktop setup.
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