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At CES 2026, Belkin is presenting a comprehensive new product range focused on modern power solutions. New power banks, magnetic batteries, and wireless chargers are designed to reliably power smartphones, wearables, and even laptops. Key features include high charging capacities, flexible application options, and the widespread adoption of the new Qi 2.2 standard, which supports wireless charging up to 25 watts.
Belkin has been known for years primarily for high-quality Apple accessories, and its CES innovations directly reinforce this reputation. In 2026, the focus remains on impeccably crafted products, thoughtful details, and a clear emphasis on everyday use. Notably, Belkin is not only testing Qi 2.2 in individual models but is implementing it across several product categories. This positions the company early for the next generation of wireless charging.
Magnetic power banks with Qi2 and Qi2.2
UltraCharge Pro Power Bank 10K with magnetic ring
The UltraCharge Pro Power Bank 10K with magnetic ring is the first in the lineup. It combines a 10,000 mAh capacity with a compact design and is clearly aimed at users who are frequently on the go. It supports Qi2.2 wireless charging with up to 25 watts of power. Up to 30 watts are possible via USB-C.
The surface is made of soft silicone, making the power bank comfortable to hold while charging. A special feature is the second magnetic ring on the back. In addition to magnetically attaching it to a smartphone, this ring also allows for the attachment of accessories such as a PopSocket or a magnetic wallet. The power bank will be released in February 2026 and will cost US$99.
BoostCharge Slim Magnetic Power Bank with Stand
For those who prefer a slimmer design, Belkin offers two new BoostCharge Slim Magnetic Power Banks with an integrated stand. They are available with 5,000 mAh and 10,000 mAh capacities.
The smaller 5K model delivers up to 20 watts via USB-C. The larger 10K version supports up to 30 watts. Both models offer magnetic wireless charging with Qi2 and up to 15 watts of power. Belkin has again opted for its familiar soft-touch silicone surface. The market launch is planned for the second quarter of 2026. The price is $59.99 for the 5K model and $84.99 for the 10K variant.
Power bank for laptops and high-performance devices
UltraCharge Pro Laptop Power Bank 27K
With the UltraCharge Pro Laptop Power Bank 27K, Belkin expands its product range with a solution for particularly power-hungry devices. Its capacity is designed to meet the maximum permitted limit for carry-on luggage on airplanes. This allows not only smartphones and tablets, but also laptops like Macs to be reliably charged.
The power bank features an integrated display that provides information about the current charge level at all times. A braided USB-C cable is also permanently attached to the casing. A total of three outputs are available: the integrated cable and two additional ports. The maximum total output is up to 240 watts. A single USB-C port can deliver up to 140 watts. It will be available starting in March 2026 at a price of US$149.
New wireless chargers
UltraCharge Pro 2 in 1 Convertible Charger
In the wireless charging category, Belkin introduces the UltraCharge Pro 2-in-1 Convertible Charger. It supports Qi2.2 with up to 25 watts of wireless charging power. The charger is designed for travel and folds flat for easy storage. It also features a soft silicone sleeve.
Simultaneously, an iPhone and an Apple Watch can be charged. Included in the box are a 1.5-meter USB-C cable and a 45-watt power adapter. The market launch is planned for March 2026. The price is US$99.99.
UltraCharge Pro with interchangeable watch puck
Another version of the UltraCharge Pro uses a modular design. Instead of a permanently integrated Apple Watch puck, there is a holder on the back into which a custom charging puck can be inserted. This makes the charging station compatible not only with the Apple Watch, but also with leading Android smartwatches.
Bringing your own charger also lowers the price. The charging station is scheduled for release in the first quarter of 2026 and will cost $64.99 at launch.
Belkin's strategic direction for 2026
With its CES 2026 product lineup, Belkin demonstrates a clear strategic direction. High charging capacities, broad support for Qi2 and Qi2.2, and thoughtful details such as magnetic rings, integrated cables, and modular designs are consistent features across the entire range. From slim magnetic batteries and powerful power banks to flexible wireless charging stations, Belkin covers virtually all common usage scenarios and consistently addresses the demands of modern devices. (Image: Belkin)
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