IFA 2026 in Berlin showcased new devices ranging from sleep earbuds and humanoid robots to exoskeletons, projectors, and pocket cameras. TechRadar selected these products for its “Best in Show” awards based on innovation, intended use, and potential influence on their markets.
The Soundcore Sleep Earbuds 4 Pro use in-ear PPG optical sensors to monitor heartrate. Their phone-free SleepHub charging case displays the data, while the earbuds offer passive isolation and 30dB active noise cancelling. The case can also detect and mask snoring.
Agibot’s full-sized A3 humanoid robot weighs 55kg and delivers up to 12kW of instant peak power, enabling it to somersault. Its battery can run for up to 10 hours and is hot-swappable. The robot also supports touch sensing, voice and app control, and swarm co-ordination for up to 100 robots using UWB positioning.
The Hypershell X Ultra S exoskeleton weighs under 2kg and costs less than $2,000. Its AI motion-control system supports 12 active modes, including walking, cycling, and running, plus Gentle Assist and Fitness Mode.
The IRIS Ultra Max is a native 4K 120Hz smart projector with a quoted 10,000:1 contrast ratio and 6,500 ISO lumens. The Osmo Pocket 4P is described as the world’s first dual-lens pocket gimbal camera, with a 20mm-equivalent f/2.0 main lens and a 1-inch CMOS sensor.
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