UGREEN has released a new set of compact chargers and magnetic power banks under the Nexode and MagFlow Air labels, aimed primarily at Apple device users who want smaller accessories for travel and daily carry. The range includes two 65W wall chargers and two Qi2 magnetic power banks, all now listed on Amazon and noon sites in Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
The Nexode Air 65W Charger is designed as a pocket-sized GaN unit that can deliver its full rated output to a MacBook Air while also supporting iPhones, iPads and AirPods. A slightly more versatile Slim version of the same charger adds three-device simultaneous charging. Both models incorporate the company’s Thermal Guard temperature management system, a practical feature given how quickly small high-wattage adapters can heat up under sustained load. In a market already filled with 65W GaN bricks, the emphasis here is on reduced physical size rather than higher power or novel features.
For wireless use, the MagFlow Air line offers two magnetic power banks certified for the Qi2 15W standard. The larger 10,000mAh model includes a built-in USB-C cable plus an extra USB-C port, giving users wired options when magnetic alignment is inconvenient. It uses ATL cells, a common choice among mid-tier portable batteries for consistency. The lighter 5,000mAh version measures just 8.6 mm thick and weighs 127 grams, dropping the integrated cable in favor of pure portability. Magnetic power banks have proliferated since Apple’s MagSafe system and the broader Qi2 standard made alignment more reliable; the Air editions compete mainly on thinness and weight rather than capacity or speed.
Pricing places the products in the accessible mid-range: the standard 65W charger at SAR 129 / AED 139, the Slim version at SAR 159 / AED 159, the 10,000mAh bank at SAR 289 / AED 289, and the 5,000mAh model at SAR 199 / AED 199. Availability is limited to the two Gulf Amazon and noon storefronts for now.
The category of ultra-compact Apple-focused chargers has grown dense. Brands such as Anker, Baseus and others already offer similar wattages in small form factors, and Qi2 magnetic banks are no longer rare. UGREEN’s contribution is another set of options that prioritize reduced bulk and basic thermal safeguards. Whether the smaller dimensions and temperature control translate into noticeably better real-world performance depends on sustained output under heat and repeated charge cycles, factors that lab ratings alone do not fully capture. For users who simply want a lighter wall charger or a thinner magnetic battery for everyday carry, the Air editions add more choices without rewriting the fundamentals of portable power.
