IFA 2026 showcased unusual tech, from Lenovo’s expandable 17-inch laptop and Hohem’s detachable camera to Dyson’s smart toothbrush, Anker’s charger and Belkin’s magnetic iPhone stand.
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Lenovo’s Project Swan takes the familiar ultrabook and gives it a surprising twist. Its display can expand to 17 inches, offering more workspace while keeping the device under 18mm thick and around 3.5 pounds.
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Hohem’s EyePic is not simply another pocket gimbal camera. Its waterproof camera module can detach, be worn on a lanyard or attached magnetically to a metal surface, while the handle lets users preview shots from up to 30 feet away.
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Lenovo’s $700 IdeaPad Vibe is taking aim at affordable laptops with a surprisingly feature-rich package. Buyers get Snapdragon X or Ryzen AI 400 options, four USB ports, a microSD reader and HDMI.
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Dyson’s CameraJet toothbrush brings high-tech features into an unexpectedly ordinary bathroom product. Its targeted water-flossing technology stood out at IFA, although visitors could only watch demonstrations rather than try it themselves.
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Belkin’s Compact Magnetic Ring Stand adds a clever twist to the familiar MagSafe accessory. Its suction mount, adjustable hinges and rotating magnetic ring allow an iPhone to be positioned at different angles on suitable smooth surfaces.
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Anker’s Nano Universal Charger packs built-in US, UK and EU plugs into one travel-friendly device. It can deliver up to 100W to a single device and charge as many as four devices simultaneously through its USB ports.
