The IFA 2026 exhibition once again turned Berlin into a venue for showcasing the latest technological products. Among about two thousand brands, companies such as Anker, EcoFlow, DJI, and Dreame presented a wide range of new items—from sleep headphones to charging stations and action cameras.
Significant attention at the exhibition was paid to artificial intelligence, which is integrated into solutions aimed at solving practical problems. Some of these devices are already available in the European Union, while arrival in other markets is expected in the coming months.
New products from Anker
Anker introduced updated models of sleep headphones: Sleep Earbuds 4 and Sleep Earbuds Pro 4. The standard model is 20% thinner compared to the Sleep A30 and is designed to provide greater comfort for those who sleep on their side.
A key feature is an AI-generated dynamic snoring noise cancellation system. The goal of this technology is to reduce noise exposure for people sleeping in the same bed as a snoring partner.
The Pro 4 model retains the external design of the Sleep Earbuds 4 but is equipped with a more advanced display case. This display allows the user to view sleep metrics, adjust volume, change sound tracks, and set an alarm without using a smartphone.
The Sleep Earbuds 4 will cost $229.99 (approximately 1,181 reals) and will go on sale in early October. The Pro 4 model will appear in November for $349.99 (approximately 1,795 reals). Pre-orders also include a $30 discount coupon when a $1 deposit is made.
EcoFlow presentations
EcoFlow demonstrated its new River series, releasing more compact versions compared to the previous generation. The River 260 Gen4 model has a capacity of 256 Wh, a continuous power output of 300 W, and a peak power of 600 W. Weighing about 3 kg, this station is designed for travel and camping.
Another option, the River 520 Gen4, doubles the capacity to 512 Wh. It can output 500 W of AC power and reach a peak power of 1,000 W, weighing approximately 4.5 kg.
Both devices are equipped with a 10-millisecond Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) system, USB-C ports for fast charging, and a fast charging function.
Innovations from DJI and Dreame
DJI impressed at the exhibition by introducing the new Osmo 360 II, designed for recording 8K panoramic videos. This device replaces last year's version and demonstrates significant improvements in light processing.
Thanks to the update, the model has doubled the brightness range compared to its predecessor, providing a dynamic range of 14.5 stops versus 13.5 stops in the old generation. The Chinese brand used the event in Berlin to strengthen its portfolio of immersive solutions and present new items such as the DJI Power 1000 Mini portable power station.
Dreame announced the Leaptic Cube 8K—a modular action camera that will be available in the US in November for $449 (about 2,304 reals). The company is targeting competitors like DJI and Insta360 by offering a lightweight device compatible with additional battery modules.
During testing, this new product attracted attention due to gesture control capabilities for shooting and starting or stopping recording. The manufacturer is also preparing accessories for use on bicycles, underwater exploration, and dog mounts.
The German fair confirms the industry trend towards creating useful solutions for daily life, rather than exclusively releasing conceptual products. The event's CEO summarized the essence of this edition, noting the progress presented at the exhibition.
Leif Lindner, CEO of IFA, stated: 'What impresses me most is watching entire categories become more intuitive because AI solves real problems, rather than just being added for the sake of it.'