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Line-up Includes Magnetic Charging Stands, 240W Laptop Bank And Wireless HDMI Adapter
Belkin has revealed its 2026 accessory range at CES in Las Vegas, expanding its charging, gaming and connectivity product lines with new Qi2 wireless pads, high-capacity power banks and a charging case built for the Nintendo Switch 2.
The range covers USB-C hubs, portable batteries with magnetic stands, modular docks and travel-friendly adapters. Belkin said the new line was designed to help users charge faster, connect more easily and improve mobile gaming and hybrid work setups.

Switch 2 Charging Case Leads Gaming Line-up
The Charging Case Pro for Nintendo Switch 2 is aimed at mobile gamers wanting extra runtime and convenience. The case includes a removable 10,000 mAh power bank that delivers up to 30W fast charging.
The unit charges without needing to open the case and includes a hinged design that doubles as a tabletop stand. It features an LCD to show battery life, a flap for game cards and a hidden compartment for smart trackers like AirTag or Tile.
The case is built with reinforced materials and rugged zippers.
- Price: $100
- Availability: Available now via www.belkin.com/au/
Qi2 Power Banks Add Magnetic Stands And Displays
Belkin’s UltraCharge Pro Power Bank 10K includes Qi2 25W wireless charging alongside 30W USB-C output. A magnetic ring allows users to attach accessories such as wallets or grips, and a built-in kickstand adds viewing flexibility.
The 10,000 mAh battery offers up to 34 hours of additional phone use and supports simultaneous charging via wireless pad and USB-C port.
- Price: $100
- Availability: February 2026
The BoostCharge Slim Magnetic Power Bank comes in two models: 5,000 mAh (20W output) and 10,000 mAh (30W output). Both support pass-through charging and feature integrated kickstands.
- Price: $60 to $85
- Availability: Q2 2026
The UltraCharge Pro Laptop Power Bank 27K offers up to 240W total output and supports laptops, tablets and phones simultaneously. A 140W integrated USB-C cable wraps around the power bank for storage.
- Price: $150
- Availability: March 2026
Qi2 Wireless Chargers For Phones, Watches And Earbuds
The UltraCharge Pro 2-in-1 Convertible Charger supports 25W fast charging and can power an iPhone and Apple Watch at once. It includes a 45W USB-C power supply and a 1.5 metre cable.
The foldable design supports both stand and pad modes and includes thermal controls for heat management.
- Price: $100
- Availability: March 2026
The UltraCharge Modular Charging Dock adds a bring-your-own-puck (BYOP) holder for smartwatch charging, along with Qi2 wireless pads for phones and earbuds. It includes a USB-C cable and a 45W power supply.
- Price: $65
- Availability: Q1 2026
ConnectAir Adapter And USB-C Hub Extend Displays And Ports
The ConnectAir Wireless HDMI Display Adapter allows users to wirelessly mirror or extend their screen to TVs or projectors. It requires no Wi-Fi or drivers and supports resolutions up to 1080p at 60Hz.
The USB-C transmitter connects to laptops, tablets or phones, while the receiver plugs into an HDMI port. The system offers 131 feet of range with sub-80 ms latency.
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- Price: $150
- Availability: Q1 2026
The Connect 8-Port Dual Display USB-C Hub offers dual 4K display support for Windows and single display support for macOS. It includes HDMI, USB-C PD, USB-A, Ethernet and other ports.
A monitor privacy button instantly disables external displays, making it suitable for shared or open workspaces.
- Price: $100
- Availability: Q2 2026
Belkin Continues Push Into Travel And Hybrid Accessories
Belkin’s 2026 lineup reflects the company’s increased focus on portable, multi-function accessories for remote workers, mobile gamers and power users. By combining Qi2 charging, magnetic alignment, pass-through power and modular design, the company said it aims to offer convenience without compromising performance.
Last Updated on January 5, 2026 by Nick Ross




