Belkin brings semi solid state batteries to its new power bank range

Belkin has launched a batch of power banks and item trackers at IFA 2026 in Berlin, with two of the batteries using semi-solid-state cells. The lineup runs from a $15 tracking tag to a $100 laptop-sized power bank, and most of the range reaches buyers this month through Belkin’s website, Amazon, and retail partners.

The UltraCharge 22K leads the range with a 22,000mAh capacity, a digital display, and a retractable cable rated at 65W. Belkin has aimed it at laptops and tablets rather than phones, and the design closely follows the large-capacity model Anker already sells. Buyers who need less capacity get the UltraCharge 11K, which halves the cell to 11,000mAh. The larger unit costs $100 and the smaller one $60, with both arriving in early September.

Belkin has also moved part of the range to semi-solid-state cells, which add a gel-like layer to the liquid electrolyte inside the battery. The company calls the design BoostSolid and says it lowers the risk of swelling and fire, a claim that echoes the approach taken by Better Mobile Xperience with its SolidSafe cells. The technology sits between conventional lithium-ion packs and the fully solid-state batteries the industry has been chasing for years.

The UltraCharge Pro Slim Magnetic Power Bank features 5,000mAh in a body Belkin says is no larger than a credit card and only 8.8mm thick. It charges phones wirelessly over Qi2 at 15W, and a USB port handles wired charging. The price is $70. Alongside it, the UltraCharge Pro Power Bank 10K doubles capacity to 10,000mAh and adds dual USB-C ports rated at up to 60W plus a USB-A port, with a display covering battery status, output, and thermal monitoring for $90.

The new SureFind trackers cover four form factors. The coin-shaped SureFind Spot costs $15 and clips to keys or drops into a bag, while the $27 SureFind Card slides into a wallet or passport holder. The $25 SureFind Loop Cable Tag builds in a USB-C to USB-C cable, and the $40 SureFind Wallet Stand combines tracking, card storage, an RFID blocker, and a phone stand.

Belkin rounded out the announcements with a $25 magnetic ring stand and a set of 30W compact USB-C wall chargers priced at $27 each, finished in the colors of Apple’s MacBook Neo.