Belkin unveiled new power banks and tracking devices at IFA 2026, including a 22,000mAh model with 65W charging and a new SureFind tracker lineup.
The UltraCharge 22K power bank has a digital display, a retractable cable and 65W charging through its integrated cable. Belkin said it is designed for larger devices such as laptops and tablets.
Belkin also introduced the UltraCharge 11K, an 11,000mAh power bank aimed at phone charging. Both models will be available in early September on Belkin’s website, Amazon and other retailers, priced at $100 for the 22K and $60 for the 11K.
Belkin also announced power banks using what it called semi-solid-state technology. The company said its “BoostSolid” architecture adds a gel-like layer to the battery’s liquid electrolyte to reduce the risk of swelling and fire.
The UltraCharge Pro Slim Magnetic Power Bank has a 5,000mAh capacity and supports Qi2 wireless charging at 15W, along with wired charging through a USB port. Belkin said the device is the size of a standard credit card and 8.8mm thick, and it will launch this month for $70.
The UltraCharge Pro Power Bank 10K uses the same semi-solid-state technology and has a 10,000mAh capacity. It includes dual USB-C ports with up to 60W output, a USB-A port, and a display showing battery status, power output and thermal monitoring, and it will be available this month for $90.
Belkin’s new SureFind collection includes the $15 SureFind Spot, a coin-shaped tracker for keys, bags and suitcases, and the $27 SureFind Card for wallets, passport holders and slim bags.
The company also introduced the $25 SureFind Loop Cable Tag, which includes a built-in USB-C to USB-C cable for charging. The $40 SureFind Wallet Stand adds location tracking, card storage and RFID blocking, and attaches to a phone to function as a stand.
Belkin also launched a compact magnetic ring stand for phones priced at $25 and new 30W compact USB-C wall chargers priced at $27 each in colors matching Apple’s MacBook Neo.
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