Ugreen is extending its portable charging lineup with a model built around convenience first. The new 10,000mAh Qi2 15W Magnetic Power Bank with Built-in USB-C Cable, also listed as PB568, combines wireless magnetic charging with an attached USB-C cable in a single compact unit.
The most visible change is the cable itself. Instead of asking users to carry a separate lead, Ugreen integrates a braided USB-C cable directly into the body, making the power bank easier to pack for everyday use.
Qi2 magnetic charging takes the lead
At the front, PB568 includes a Qi2-certified wireless charging pad. Ugreen says it can deliver up to 15W to compatible phones, including devices such as the iPhone 17.
That magnetic charging setup gives the product a clear role for users who rely on snap-on charging and want a smaller bundle of accessories. The 10,000mAh battery capacity keeps it in the familiar portable power bank category.
Built for carrying, not bulk
The unit measures 4.17 x 2.84 x 0.87 inches, or about 105.9 x 72.1 x 22.1 mm. It weighs around 320 grams, which keeps it relatively manageable for daily travel.
Ugreen also appears to keep the design simple on the user-facing side. A row of LEDs near the power button shows the remaining charge, making battery status easy to read at a glance.
What is still not fully disclosed
Not every charging detail has been published yet. Ugreen has not listed the maximum output of the built-in USB-C cable, and the input and output specifications for the visible USB-C port in the product images have also not been shown.
That leaves the early listing focused more on the hardware concept than on every charging metric. Even so, the combination of magnetic wireless support and a fixed USB-C cable clearly targets users who want fewer loose accessories.
Early retail listings point to launch readiness
The power bank has already appeared in retail listings for North America and Europe. On Amazon US, it is shown with a suggested retail price of $69.99 and an estimated shipping window in mid to late June 2026.
Amazon UK lists the same product at £59.99. In that market, the listing is marked temporarily out of stock, suggesting availability may still be limited for now.
For Ugreen, PB568 reflects a broader push into power banks that serve both magnetic phone users and USB-C device owners. The built-in cable is the standout feature, but the product’s compact form, Qi2 support, and 10,000mAh capacity all point to the same goal: a charger designed to reduce what users need to carry.
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