
IFA 2026 is underway in Berlin, and while the event opens to the public today, press events began earlier this week, giving us a peek behind the curtain at the TVs, wearables, smart home gear and more making their debut.
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The Omni E35 does more than just cleaning. According to Anker, this robot vacuum is the first and only robot vacuum to earn the Asthma & Aller…

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The Max 875 packs some interesting cleaning tech. Apart from the usual set of features we’ve come to expect from a robot vacuum, this one’s ch…

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Have you ever wanted to put a camera on your toothbrush and have it use AI to help you floss as you brush? Do you have a spare $500 lying arou…

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UV printing is becoming popular in the maker community, and the race is on to make the next UV printer better than the last. The Morpho boasts…

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The SkyLark is the size of a phone and is compatible with your PC, tablet, phone, Switch or any other device that you can game on. You get USB…

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This Nanoleaf mask targets an area most skincare routines overlook. The flexible, wraparound design covers the neck and chest, using three nea…

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RayNeo’s GT and GT Max are built for immersive AR gaming and media, with virtual screens projecting up to 231- and 307-inch screens, respectiv…

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The SwitchBot Lock combo pairs the new Lock Ultra Max with the Keypad Vision Pro and a Matter-enabled Hub Mini. The retrofit smart lock suppor…

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What’s better than a three-in-one 100-watt fast charger? A charger that also looks cute. Baseus has launched a lineup of accessories in a deep…

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This 10,000-mAh power bank supports Qi2.2-certified 25-watt wireless charging, with liquid cooling to help keep things running smoothly. You c…

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With pool season coming to a close, it’s a good idea to give it a clean. The V3 Ultra cleans along the pool floor, walls, waterline, water sur…

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The Riko is a self-contained smart wet food maker that prepares food for your feline friend on demand or on a schedule. It has compartments fo…
Events like IFA are breeding grounds for zany appliances and tech, and this year is no exception. We’ve seen everything from Dyson toothbrushes to flying car concepts. Yes, it’s finally happening. But while these gadgets are certainly cool to look at, some are still a ways away from actually being available for purchase.
So, what can you get your hands on now? We’ve done the work and compiled it all for you, and we’ll keep this page updated as more oddly specific tech gets announced.

The Omni E35 does more than just cleaning. According to Anker, this robot vacuum is the first and only robot vacuum to earn the Asthma & Allergy Friendly Certification. You also get the features you expect of a top-tier robot vacuum — 35,000 Pa of suction, corner coverage, detangling technology, self-cleaning roller mop and more. Early bird discount slashes $300 off the $1,300 price, and you get a year’s worth of cleaning accessories.
$1,000 (available now, save $300 and get early bird perks)

The Max 875 packs some interesting cleaning tech. Apart from the usual set of features we’ve come to expect from a robot vacuum, this one’s chassis can form a tight seal against carpet fibers to offer more powerful spot cleaning. It also sprays heated mist onto hardwood floors to remove stubborn stains. The Max 875 is now available to order.

Have you ever wanted to put a camera on your toothbrush and have it use AI to help you floss as you brush? Do you have a spare $500 lying around that you don’t know how to spend? If you said yes to either of these questions, the CameraJet is for you.
$500 (preorder now, ships in 2-3 weeks)

UV printing is becoming popular in the maker community, and the race is on to make the next UV printer better than the last. The Morpho boasts an impressive 60 mm print height, as well as clever scanning tech to ensure your print stays inside the lines. It’s currently on Kickstarter with over $10 million worth of backing.
From $1,800 (Kickstarter early bird)

The SkyLark is the size of a phone and is compatible with your PC, tablet, phone, Switch or any other device that you can game on. You get USB-C and Bluetooth support with multipoint connectivity. You can even easily swap controls with your player two with a button combo. There’s also app controls for button mapping, setting dead zones, sensitivity and more.
$50 (preorder now, ships later this month)

This Nanoleaf mask targets an area most skincare routines overlook. The flexible, wraparound design covers the neck and chest, using three near-infrared wavelengths to address deep lines and loss of elasticity. There are seven light modes with five intensity levels to handle everything from fine lines to hyperpigmentation.

RayNeo’s GT and GT Max are built for immersive AR gaming and media, with virtual screens projecting up to 231- and 307-inch screens, respectively. The GT offers a 46-degree field of view, while the GT Max offers a wider 59-degree FOV. Both are available to order at $30 off, with the GT at $299 and the GT Max at $399.
From $299 (available now, save $30)

The SwitchBot Lock combo pairs the new Lock Ultra Max with the Keypad Vision Pro and a Matter-enabled Hub Mini. The retrofit smart lock supports multiple ways to unlock, including facial recognition, palm-vein scanning, fingerprints, NFC and passcodes.
$270 (available now, save $70)

What’s better than a three-in-one 100-watt fast charger? A charger that also looks cute. Baseus has launched a lineup of accessories in a deep dark cherry color to match the rumored new iPhone 18 color. If the color wasn’t enough to sway you, the adapter’s display shows useful charging stats and adorable animations. Make sure to enter the code BSAH2295M at checkout to get $10 off the PicoGo Pro. The entire lineup is available to buy at Amazon.
$50 (available now, save $10 with code)

This 10,000-mAh power bank supports Qi2.2-certified 25-watt wireless charging, with liquid cooling to help keep things running smoothly. You can even see the coolant flowing around in there. It also offers up to 45-watt USB-C fast charging, with two USB-C ports and wireless charging, letting you power up to three devices at once. The carrying cable also doubles as a charging cable.

With pool season coming to a close, it’s a good idea to give it a clean. The V3 Ultra cleans along the pool floor, walls, waterline, water surface and shallow pool areas. Its AI cleaning technology lends itself well to environmental perception and route planning. The pool cleaner also comes with app controls. The early bird discount gives you $400 off the $2,300 list price.
$1,900 (available now, save $400)

The Riko is a self-contained smart wet food maker that prepares food for your feline friend on demand or on a schedule. It has compartments for freeze-dried food and water, automatically rehydrates and mixes the food when it’s time for a meal. The preorder discount saves you $100, dropping the retail price to $200.
$200 (available for preorder, save $100)
Keep an eye on this page as we update it with more IFA tech you can buy.





