Belkin expands its accessory line with new cross-platform item trackers and smart power banks, deploying a staged Australian rollout highlighting competitive pricing and innovative features at IFA 2026.
Belkin has widened its accessory line-up with item trackers, high-capacity power banks and refreshed charging products, with an Australian rollout due in stages from September. FutureFive reported that the launch was unveiled around IFA 2026 and that the range is being positioned around both Apple and Android ecosystems, rather than a single platform. ChannelNews also noted that the company is taking the same tracker family into wider retail channels, including Amazon and selected stores. The broader Belkin IFA showing also included a separate UltraCharge Pro line with semi-solid-state battery technology, underlining how aggressively the company is pushing charging hardware this year.
At the centre of the release is the SureFind range, which includes a Spot tracker for keys and bags, a Card tracker for wallets and passport holders, and a Loop Cable Tag that combines location tracking with a USB-C to USB-C charging cable. Belkin says the products work with both Apple Find My and Google Find Hub, giving them cross-platform support. FutureFive said the Australian prices are AUD $29.95 for the Spot and AUD $44.95 each for the Card and Loop Cable Tag, while ChannelNews reported lower global launch prices, suggesting regional pricing differences.
Belkin has also added two UltraCharge Smart Display power banks, in 11,000mAh and 22,000mAh versions. According to FutureFive, both include a retractable USB-C cable and a display that shows battery level, power draw, charging direction and thermal status. The smaller model is aimed at day-to-day mobile use and supports up to 60W through the built-in cable, while the larger unit is meant for laptop users and can deliver up to 120W combined. FutureFive put Australian prices at AUD $119.95 and AUD $179.95 respectively, and said both models meet TSA hand-luggage rules. Gadgets360 separately reported lower dollar pricing for the same power banks in other markets, again pointing to country-specific pricing.
The company is also adding a Compact Magnetic Ring Stand, a folding magnetic phone stand with a vacuum base, plus new colour options for the BoostCharge Compact USB-C Charger 30W. FutureFive said the stand works in portrait and landscape modes and is designed for recent iPhone, Pixel and Galaxy devices when used with a compatible case. The charger comes in Citrus, Blush, Indigo and Silver, includes a 2m braided USB-C cable and uses 72% post-consumer recycled plastic in the housing. In Australia, FutureFive reported a staged release: SureFind in September, the 11K power bank and new charger colours in October, and the 22K power bank plus the magnetic stand in November.
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