Anker has introduced the MagGo Power Bank 2 Pro at IFA 2026, adding active cooling and a display to a magnetic phone battery. Current reporting says the charger will reach some European markets on September 7 for €109.99.

The battery supports 25W wireless charging through the Qi2.2 standard, according to coverage from Cadena SER. It also supports 45W wired recharge over USB-C. The combination is aimed at users who want a magnetic top-up without giving up faster cable charging.

Anker’s design includes a small fan and airflow channels to manage heat during wireless charging. The company says the system can keep the power bank at about 36 degrees Celsius. That is a manufacturer claim, and charging speed can still vary with the phone, case and ambient temperature.

A built-in display shows charging information such as power, temperature and remaining time, according to El País. That makes the accessory easier to monitor than a battery with only a row of indicator lights.

The accessory is designed for phones and tablets that support compatible magnetic charging systems. Compatibility is not universal, and wireless alignment can change with a case or device model. Buyers should confirm their phone’s Qi2.2 or magnetic charging support before ordering.

Anker’s official IFA page lists the MagGo 2 Pro among its charging highlights. The company is also using the event to show a broader charging range, including smart chargers and desktop accessories. The power bank is the more portable option in that group.

The reported September 7 date and €109.99 price apply to the European announcement covered by Cadena SER. Anker has not published one global price in the sources reviewed for this article. Other countries may use different taxes, retailers and release schedules.

The product’s appeal is practical rather than mysterious. A magnetic battery can stay attached while a phone is used, while active cooling is intended to reduce heat during wireless charging. Independent testing will show whether the fan, display and charging performance justify the extra hardware.