1. The new Ugreen Wireless Car Charger (model W778) features a cooling system with air vents around the charging pad.
2. It retains key features like Qi2 certification, up to 25W wireless charging, and magnetic phone hold with 360° rotatability.
3. The design is similar to the previous MagFlow model but with potential improvements, such as enhanced cooling.
4. Release date and price details for the new model are currently unknown.
New Ugreen Car Charger Anticipated Launch
A fresh Ugreen car charger seems to be in the pipeline, with recent appearance in the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) database. The product with model number W778 has stirred some attention as it is linked to current wireless charging standards. The WPC oversees standards like Qi2, making this an interesting development for tech lovers.
Design and Features Preview
Looking at the image from the database, the design shares similarities with Ugreen’s older model, the MagFlow Magnetic Wireless Car Charger 25W, also known as model W758. The device features a circular wireless charging pad, which is Qi2 certified, on its front. It attaches to air vents via a clip device, making it quite functional. New features like an enhanced cooling system are visibly integrated, with air vents positioned around the charging pad and on the backside, probably to manage heat better during use.
Expected Technologies and Specs
While precise differences from the previous model remain unclear, expectations are for similar wireless charging power of up to 25W. It will likely charge compatible smartphones efficiently using magnets that keep the device securely in place. The design should allow for a full 360° rotation, giving users flexibility for optimal positioning. However, no official specs or release date have been announced yet, nor is there disclosed pricing. The older model in the US costs around $39.99, and Prime members can find it for about $29.99. The upcoming model’s price point remains speculative.