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Belkin launches UltraCharge 22K and 11K power banks for portable charging

Belkin has launched new high-capacity power banks, including the UltraCharge 22K for larger devices and the UltraCharge 11K for smartphones, catering to the rising demand for portable charging solutiโ€ฆ

Belkin unveils new large-capacity and solid state power banks
Engadget โ€” 3 September 2026
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Belkin unveiled a range of new accessories at IFA 2026, including high-capacity power banks and tracking devices. Among the highlights is the UltraCharge 22K power bank, designed to cater to larger devices like laptops and tablets. With a capacity of 22,000mAh and a charging capability of 65W, it features a digital display and a retractable cable. The smaller UltraCharge 11K, with an 11,000mAh capacity, is aimed at smartphone users and will be available for purchase starting in September.

This product launch comes as demand for portable charging solutions continues to rise, driven by the increasing reliance on technology and the need for convenient on-the-go power. Belkin's new offerings target both casual consumers and tech enthusiasts looking for reliable, high-performance accessories. The UltraCharge 22K and 11K will retail for $100 and $60, respectively, and will be available on Belkin's website, as well as major retail platforms like Amazon.

In addition to these power banks, Belkin introduced a line of semi-solid-state battery technology. The UltraCharge Pro Slim Magnetic Power Bank boasts a 5,000mAh capacity and supports both Qi2 15W wireless charging and wired charging through a USB port. This model, priced at $70, is designed to be compact, measuring no larger than a standard credit card. The UltraCharge Pro Power Bank 10K, priced at $90, offers dual USB-C ports with a total output of 60W and includes features like real-time battery status and thermal monitoring.

Belkin's new SureFind tracking devices were also showcased. The collection includes the SureFind Spot, a $15 coin-shaped tracker, and the $27 SureFind Card designed for wallets. Other products include a $25 Loop Cable Tag with a built-in USB-C cable and the $40 SureFind Wallet Stand, which offers location tracking, card storage, and RFID protection. These innovations reflect Belkin's commitment to enhancing user convenience in a tech-driven world.

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