The much-anticipated IFA 2025 event in Berlin is set to officially commence for the public tomorrow. However, many companies have already shared exciting reveals of cutting-edge gadgets, technological innovations, features, and software enhancements at Europe’s leading consumer tech exposition.
For those keen to keep up with the latest announcements, a roundup of the most noteworthy debuts includes advancements in robotic vacuum cleaners, budget-friendly smart home equipment, and even a mobile home theater on wheels. Comprehensive coverage of IFA 2025 can be found here at Technology News.
Eufy MarsWalker Stair-Crawling Robovac
Eufy, a brand under Anker, has introduced the MarsWalker, a robust solution for homes with multiple levels, eliminating the need for multiple robovacs. This innovative device features tank-like treads and four articulating arms, enabling it to climb stairs while transporting one of Eufy’s robot vacuums. The pricing details will be unveiled with its launch slated for early 2026, and it is designed to navigate various staircase shapes including curved or L-shaped ones, complete with a self-charging base.
Philips Hue Unveils its Largest Product Offering Yet
Philips Hue makes a significant impact at IFA 2025 by launching its largest product rollout in history. Highlights include the introduction of its first-ever video doorbell and a completely reimagined Hue Bridge Pro, designed with a faster processor and increased memory capacity. This innovative hub can now oversee up to 150 lights and 50 accessories while also storing over 500 personalized lighting scenes. The new bridge introduces a feature known as Hue MotionAware, which allows smart lights to function as motion sensors.
Belkin’s SoundForm USB-C Wired Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation
Belkin’s new SoundForm USB-C Wired Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation provide a unique approach by eliminating battery concerns associated with wireless earbuds. Priced at $34.99, these wired earbuds connect to devices through a 4-foot-long, tangle-resistant USB cable, which features an inline control for volume and a built-in microphone.
Bluetti Pioneer Na Sodium-Ion Portable Power Station
Bluetti is unveiling a pioneering portable power station equipped with a sodium-ion battery, boasting capabilities to endure and recharge over 4,000 cycles while maintaining more than 70% of its original power. Pricing information will be disclosed ahead of its launch in October 2025, and the Pioneer Na will offer up to 1,500W of power output via multiple AC outlets and USB ports, all while excelling in extremely cold conditions compared to traditional portable power stations.
Ecovacs Deebot X11 Omnicyclone Fast-Charging Robovac
The Deebot X11 Omnicyclone from Ecovacs addresses the limitations of traditional robotic vacuums by offering enhanced efficiency through rapid charging capabilities. Priced at $1,499, this innovative robovac can quickly recharge after each cleaning cycle while also rinsing its mopping pads, allowing it to maximize its operating time.
Anker Prime Power Bank (26k, 300W)
Anker’s latest Prime Power Bank can handle a substantial 26,250mAh capacity, providing a powerful boost for multiple devices simultaneously, including two high-demand laptops and a smartphone. Accompanied by a charging dock that replenishes its power at 150W, this product can also achieve rapid recharging through dual 140W USB-C PD 3.1 chargers, reaching up to 250W and attaining an 80% charge in just 35 minutes.
TCL Nxtpaper 5G Junior Smartphone
Designed specifically for children, the TCL Nxtpaper 5G Junior smartphone features an E Ink-inspired screen that includes a monochrome mode for easier viewing. Launching this year in Europe with a price tag of around $250, its distinctive design aims to reduce screen time by presenting a less engaging interface for kids.
