UGREEN has introduced its new Nexode and MagFlow Air Editions, a lineup of ultra-portable charging accessories designed primarily for Apple users.

The new collection focuses on combining compact form factors with fast charging performance for devices like the MacBook Air, iPhone, iPad, and AirPods.

Leading the lineup is the Nexode Air 65W Charger, a compact charger capable of delivering up to 65W fast charging for the MacBook Air. UGREEN says the charger is designed to remain portable despite its power output, making it suitable for travel and daily carry.

For users who prefer an even slimmer design, the company is also offering the Nexode Air 45W Charger Slim.

Both chargers feature UGREEN’s Thermal Guard temperature control technology and broad compatibility across Apple devices.

On the wireless charging side, the MagFlow Air Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh 15W offers Qi2-certified 15W magnetic charging in a slim portable form factor.

The power bank also includes a built-in USB-C cable alongside an additional USB-C port for more flexible charging options. UGREEN says it uses premium ATL battery cells for improved safety and reliability.

The wider Air Edition lineup likewise includes:

• Nexode Air 65W Charger Slim
• MagFlow Air Magnetic Power Bank 5000mAh 15W

According to UGREEN, the new series reflects the brand’s continued push toward compact yet capable charging solutions for mobile users.

Pricing and availability

The new products are now available in the United States through the UGREEN Official Store and Amazon.

Pricing is as follows:

• Nexode Air 65W Charger — US$ 39.99
• Nexode Air 45W Charger Slim — US$ 39.99
• MagFlow Air Magnetic Power Bank 10000mAh 15W — US$ 79.99

For 80 years, JBL hasn’t just been part of the music scene; they’ve been the heartbeat of it. From the massive stages of Woodstock to the speakers in your pocket, they’ve defined what “loud and clear” sounds like since 1946.

Marking its 80th year, the brand is entering a new chapter that isn’t about nostalgia, but about how sound fits into the messy, beautiful, and mobile way we live right now.

No more waiting for instrumentals

If there is one thing that defines a good gathering, it’s a spontaneous karaoke session.

JBL is leaning hard into this with their new EasySing ecosystem. The star of the show is the JBL EasySing Mic Mini Duo.

It’s pocket-sized, but it features real-time AI Vocal Removal, allowing you to strip the vocals by 25%, 50%, or completely from any streaming track with a single press.

You no longer have to wait for an official “karaoke version” of a new hit to drop on YouTube. You just press a button and start your solo.

These mics offer six hours of playtime, AI noise suppression, and a natural reverb that makes even shower singers sound like pros.

For those who want the full stage experience, the new PartyBox Encore 2 Plus and PartyBox On-The-Go 2 Plus have this AI tech built directly into the speakers, turning any living room into a concert hall.

Portable power from the shower to the shore

JBL’s portable lineup has received a serious glow-up designed to survive your next adventure.

The JBL Go 5 remains the king of “throw it in your bag” audio, but it now features AirTouch technology.

If you want a wider soundstage, you just tap two Go 5s together to pair them instantly. For those who need more muscle, the JBL Xtreme 5 delivers detailed sound with AI Sound Boost to prevent distortion at high volumes.

It even doubles as a power bank and lasts for 28 hours, which is longer than most of us can stay awake.

If you’re planning a full-scale bash, the PartyBox 130 introduces a sleek new hexagonal profile and 15 hours of battery life, ensuring the lights and bass keep going until the neighbors finally complain.

Your personal sound bubble

The personal audio side of the family has been completely redesigned with a lifestyle-first lens.

The JBL Live Series, including the Live 680NC and 780NC, features a more polished finish with metallic accents and soft-touch materials.

The Live 780NC is particularly impressive, offering a staggering 80 hours of battery life — enough to fly around the world twice without needing a charger.

For a more tailored fit, the Live 4 series comes in Buds, Beam, and Flex styles to suit your ear shape.

Meanwhile, the everyday Tune Series has been updated with the 680NC and 780NC models now featuring Adaptive Noise Cancelling and Spatial Sound, bringing premium features to the daily commute.

Leveling up your gameplay

Gamers haven’t been left out of the 80th-anniversary celebration.

The new Quantum 250, 650, and flagship 950 headsets are engineered for precise spatial audio, but the real win is the modularity.

JBL has designed these so that the microphone, ear cushions, and cables are easily replaceable. It’s a refreshing move toward longevity since you don’t have to toss the whole headset just because your gear has seen some heavy use.

With customizable software and a redesigned “hammock” headband, these are built for marathon sessions where comfort is just as important as the kill-death ratio.

Price, availability

Most of this new gear is available now, while a few highly anticipated items are just around the corner.

For the karaoke enthusiasts, the EasySing Mic Mini Duo is priced at PhP 12,999, the Mic Mini at PhP 8,999, and the standard EasySing Mic at PhP 10,999.

In the portable category, the Go 5 is an easy win at PhP 2,899, while the Xtreme 5 sits at PhP 21,299. Party-goers can grab the PartyBox 130 for PhP 23,999, the Encore 2 Plus for PhP 26,999, or the On-The-Go 2 Plus for PhP 24,999.

On the personal audio front, the Live 780NC is PhP 11,999 and the Live 680NC is PhP 7,999. The Live 4 series (Beam, Buds, and Flex) are all priced at PhP 12,499.

The Tune series ranges from the 530BT at PhP 3,499 up to the 780NC at PhP 7,999. Finally, for the gamers, the Quantum series starts at PhP 3,999 for the 250, PhP 9,199 for the 650, and PhP 21,999 for the flagship 950.

JBL is 80 years old, but by mixing AI innovation with rugged portability, they’ve ensured they will remain the loudest, coolest brand in the room for another eight decades.

Protection is a baseline, but sophistication is a choice.

We’ve moved past the era of chunky, industrial shells that make your phone look like it’s prepared for a lunar landing. This season, we’re embracing accessories that complements the lifestyle you’ve curated.

Confidence in minimalism

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The RHINOSHIELD Air X in Black is the choice for those who appreciate the architecture of their device. In the dappled sunlight of a garden or resting against the weathered grain of a vintage wooden wheel, the Air X feels right at home.

It offers a translucent window into the tech you’ve invested in, framed by a silhouette so slim it feels like a second skin.

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The MagSafe ring on the back acts as a focal point; a piece of geometric art that doubles as a functional powerhouse. It’s designed for the person who values a seamless flow, snapping onto chargers and accessories with a satisfying click that echoes its precision.

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Because it retains the phone’s original profile while providing world-class impact resistance, the “cost-per-wear” logic applies here perfectly.

A bold declaration

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The RHINOSHIELD Solid X in Blue is the case that stands out among the bougainvillea and the golden hour glow. The deep, saturated blue is a mood. A rich hue that holds its own against the most vibrant summer palette.

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Holding the Solid X feels premium; its matte texture provides a secure, tactile grip that defies the humidity of a tropical afternoon.

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It’s the “sensible” purchase that feels entirely indulgent. By absorbing the shocks of an active life without sacrificing its sophisticated edge, it pays for itself the first time your phone meets the pavement instead of the repair shop.

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