UGREEN’s PB568 10,000mAh magnetic power bank, designed for recent iPhone models with Qi2 wireless charging and an integrated stand, is now available at a discounted price on Amazon, offering improved convenience and performance.
UGREEN’s PB568 magnetic power bank is being discounted on Amazon, with the retailer listing the 10,000mAh model at ¥6,384, down from a reference price of ¥8,480. The deal centres on a portable charger built for recent iPhone models, combining Qi2 magnetic wireless charging with a fixed USB-C cable and an integrated stand.
The appeal is practical as much as technical. Reviews of UGREEN’s MagFlow range say the design is compact for a 10,000mAh battery, with a slim body and a built-in USB-C lead that also works as a carry loop. That matters for users who do not want to carry a separate cable, particularly when moving between commutes, cafés and airports.
On charging performance, the PB568 supports up to 15W wirelessly through MagSafe and Qi2, while its wired USB-C output and integrated cable are rated for up to 30W. That means it can charge an iPhone magnetically and also top up tablets, earbuds or other USB-C devices at higher speed when needed. The product page also says the battery can charge three devices at once through its port, cable and wireless pad.
UGREEN has also built in a fold-out stand that rotates through 360 degrees, allowing the phone to sit upright in portrait or landscape mode during charging. Safety features include overcharge, over-discharge, overheat and short-circuit protection, plus temperature management using an NTC sensor. For buyers comparing options, independent reviews of similar UGREEN MagFlow models have praised the charging convenience and magnetic grip, while noting that very large camera modules can sometimes affect alignment. The sale information was current on August 12, 2026, and shoppers would still need to confirm stock and price on Amazon before buying.
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