The headliner is the Nexode Air 65W Charger, which UGREEN claims is around 70% smaller than a standard 65W charger. That’s a notable achievement for a charger capable of powering most laptops, and it positions UGREEN squarely against the likes of Anker’s similarly compact GaN offerings.
Alongside it sits the Nexode Air 65W Slim, which takes the same 65W output and flattens it into a wall charger designed to sit flush against a socket. Both UK and EU versions get a foldable plug, which should make it a more practical option for anyone who’s ever had a chunky charger block a second socket or stick out awkwardly behind a bedside table. It also supports intelligent power distribution across three connected devices.
On the power bank side, the MagFlow Air Editions come in two capacities. The 5000mAh model is the more travel-friendly of the two, measuring just 8.6mm thick in a card-style design that magnetically snaps onto the back of a phone via Qi2 at 15W. It’s the kind of thing you could slip into a back pocket and forget about, which is increasingly where the portable power market is heading.
The 10000mAh version doubles the capacity and adds a built-in pull-out USB-C cable that doubles as a carry strap, a neat bit of design thinking that means one less cable rattling around in a bag. It also bumps wired charging up to 30W two-way, so it can be topped up quickly as well as dish out faster speeds to connected devices. Both models are certified for carry-on use, which is always worth knowing before you get to airport security.
The Nexode and MagFlow Air Editions will be available from June 5, 2026 through Amazon and UGREEN’s own website. The Nexode Air starts at £29.99, while the MagFlow Air power banks start from £44.99.
