Belkin's latest power banks let you carry less and charge more

While the IFA 2026 event isn’t particularly focused on smartphones and tablets, Belkin has just unveiled several products to charge them and help you keep track of your everyday belongings. Ranging from slimmer power banks and high-capacity portable chargers to cross-platform trackers and a magnetic ring stand, the company has a broad lineup of accessories coming your way this month.

Belkin wants its power banks to take up less space

The biggest charging announcement is the UltraCharge Pro range with BoostSolid Cell, which uses semi-solid-state battery technology. Belkin says the gel-like layer alongside the liquid electrolyte enables a slimmer design while improving durability and longevity. The company claims up to 80% capacity retention after 1,000 cycles, with an estimated five-year lifespan based on its stated usage pattern.

The 5,000mAh UltraCharge Pro Slim Magnetic Power Bank is just 8.8mm thick and roughly the size of a credit card. That’s a meaningful advantage when carrying it against your phone, where every extra millimeter makes the combination more cumbersome. It supports 15W Qi2 magnetic wireless charging and up to 22.5W wired charging for $64.99.

The 10,000mAh model adds up to 60W USB-C output, dual USB-C ports, and a USB-A port. It also gets a small screen showing battery, charging, and thermal information. At $79.99, it’s the better choice if you’re charging more than a phone. Both arrive in September through Belkin, Amazon, and select retailers worldwide, and you can grab them in black and sand.

These UltraCharge banks bring the cable with them

For anyone who regularly forgets to pack a charging cable, the Belkin UltraCharge 11K and 22K models have a 70cm retractable USB-C cable built into the body. Both feature displays showing battery level, output, and temperature information.

The 11K power bank supports 60W fast charging for $59.99, making it the more sensible everyday option for phones and tablets. The 22K model doubles the capacity and charging speed to 22,000mAh and up to 120W combined output, respectively, and 65W through its integrated cable. At $99.99, this is the one that makes more sense if a USB-C laptop is part of your portable charging routine. Both models launch in September through Belkin, Amazon, and select retailers worldwide.

SureFind makes tracking more useful for Android users

Belkin is also introducing its new SureFind collection, and the best part is that all of them work with both Google Find Hub and Apple Find My. This should make them useful in households with mixed smartphone usage (Android or iOS). The range includes the $14.99 SureFind Spot for keys and bags and the $26.99 SureFind Card for wallets and passports. The Card is IP68-rated, which is particularly useful for a tracker that will spend most of its life inside a wallet.

There’s also a $24.99 SureFind Loop Cable Tag that combines a tracker with a 70cm USB-C-to-USB-C charging cable, giving you one less loose accessory to carry in your bag. The $39.99 SureFind Wallet Stand adds tracking, card storage, RFID protection, and a kickstand.

A new magnetic ring stand for your Pixel

The $24.99 Compact Magnetic Ring Stand combines magnetic attachment, a foldable design, and a vacuum base. Belkin lists support for the iPhone 12–17 series, Pixel 9 and 10, and Galaxy S25 and S26 when paired with a compatible magnetic case.

What’s notable for Android users is what’s missing: the Pixel 11. Belkin specifically names the Pixel 9 and 10 but doesn’t say whether its new stand works with Google’s latest phones. That’s worth knowing before spending $24.99 if you’re buying it specifically for a new Pixel.

Finally, Belkin is giving its 30W BoostCharge Compact USB-C charger four new finishes, namely Citrus, Blush, Indigo, and Silver, to complement the latest MacBook Neo colors. It supports PD 3.1 and PPS, includes a 2m braided USB-C cable, and costs $26.99, with availability in September through Belkin, Amazon, and select retailers worldwide.