Belkin expands charging and tracking range at IFA 2026

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PHIL TANN - SENIOR JOURNALIST
Phil hails from an IT background and has spent 14 years as a tech journalist, and over that time has seen massive evolution in phones, development...
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Belkin has announced a collection of new accessories at IFA 2026, spanning portable charging, device tracking and smartphone accessories. The standouts are a pair of high-output power banks with retractable USB-C cables and the new SureFind trackers, which work across both Apple and Google tracking networks.

UltraCharge Smart Display Power Banks

The new UltraCharge range combines high-capacity portable charging with a 70cm retractable USB-C cable. The differentiating factor here is the digital display showing battery level, charging output and temperature status.

The practicality of a retractable cable when travelling is brilliant

The 11,000mAh UltraCharge 11K supports up to 60W charging and includes additional USB-C and USB-A ports. Stepping up to the 22,000mAh UltraCharge 22K increases combined output to 120W, with up to 65W available through the integrated cable.

Both models are within airline carry-on battery limits.

SureFind Spot

Most frequent travellers would have, or be considering a bag tag.

The SureFind Spot is a compact tracker for keys, bags and luggage. Its biggest feature is compatibility with both Apple Find My and Google Find Hub, allowing it to work with either ecosystem rather than requiring separate Apple and Android versions.

SureFind Card

It’s not just your bags you may need to keep track of.

SureFind Card puts the same Apple Find My and Google Find Hub support into a thin tracker designed for wallets and passport holders. It also carries an IP68 dust and water-resistance rating, making it better suited to being permanently tucked into a wallet or travel bag.

SureFind Loop Cable Tag

Always having a charging cable to hand is a convenience that we all need

The most unusual of the new trackers combines item tracking with a USB-C to USB-C charging cable. The cable doubles as an attachment loop for luggage or backpacks, giving you a tracker and spare charging cable in one accessory. It also supports Apple Find My and Google Find Hub.

Compact Magnetic Ring Stand

The Compact Magnetic Ring Stand is a small foldable phone stand with magnetic attachment and a vacuum base for mounting to smooth surfaces. It supports portrait and landscape viewing and works with recent iPhone models, along with Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy devices when using a compatible magnetic case.

BoostCharge Compact USB-C Wall Charger 30W

COvering all of the Macbook Neo colours, the compact USB-C charger will complement your daily carry.

Belkin’s existing 30W BoostCharge Compact USB-C Charger is also getting new Citrus, Blush, Indigo and Silver colour options designed to match Apple’s MacBook Neo range.

The charger supports USB-C PD 3.1 and PPS and includes a two-metre braided USB-C cable. Functionally, though, this is primarily a colour refresh rather than a new charger.

Pricing and availability

The SureFind range arrives in Australia in September, with the Spot starting at A$29.95 and the Card and Loop Cable Tag priced at A$44.95.

October brings the UltraCharge 11K for A$119.95 and BoostCharge Compact USB-C Charger for A$54.95.

The UltraCharge 22K arrives in November for A$179.95, alongside the Compact Magnetic Ring Stand at A$39.95.

All products will be available through Belkin Australia, Amazon and selected retailers.

Conclusion

Belkin’s IFA 2026 announcements aren’t reinventing any product categories, but there are some useful ideas here. The retractable cables make the UltraCharge power banks more practical for travel, while supporting both Apple Find My and Google Find Hub makes the SureFind range considerably more flexible for mixed-device households.

The Loop Cable Tag is probably the most interesting idea of the bunch, combining two things many travellers already carry into one accessory. The rest of the range is more incremental, particularly the BoostCharge colour refresh, but rounds out a fairly practical set of accessories heading into the end of 2026.

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Phil hails from an IT background and has spent 14 years as a tech journalist, and over that time has seen massive evolution in phones, development of technology and the introduction of AI. If it’s got buttons, a screen or goes “ping”, then he’s probably going to have some thoughts or opinions on it.
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