Belkin has taken to IFA to announce a heap of new products and the most exciting ones are by far its new semi solid state power banks which Belkin claims will last up to 80% capacity after 1,000 cycles which are roughly 3x longer than conventional power banks.
There’s two products coming at launch including the UltraCharge Pro Slim Magnetic Power Bank 5K which is 8.8mm thick, with a 5,000mAh battery, 15w Qi2 magnetic charging and 22.5 wired charging and will cost $119.95 when it releases in January, 2027.
The other is the UltraCharge Pro 10k 60W charger which is a 10,000mAh charger with up to 60w charging. It has a smart display and it has roughly a 27% smaller design with two USB-C ports and a USB-A port and that will cost $149.95 AUD when it releases in January 2027.
As far as other Belkin announcements go, there’s a new SureFind tracking range which includes three different items all that can be tracked by both Apple Find My and Google Find hub systems. There’s a SureFind Spot standard tracker for $29.95, a SureFind Card wallet styled tracker for $44.95 and a SureFind Loop Cable Tag which includes a built-in USB-C charging cable for $44.95 and all of them will release in September.
There’s also two new conventional power banks that really excite me because they look similar to my favourite Anker power bank with displays and built in USB-C cables.
They’re the UltraCharge Smart Display power banks with the 11K version having a 11,000mAh capacity with 60w charging and it will cost $119.95 and release in October or a 22k version with a 22,000mAh capacity and up to 120W of combined output or 65w through the built-in cable and that will release in November for $179.95.