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Belkin’s ambitious CES 2026 lineup includes Qi2 power banks and a Switch 2 charging dock

Belkin's latest lineup includes a charging case that could be every Switch 2 owner's dream, Qi2 wireless chargers with up to 10,000 mAh capacity, and a 27,000 mAh laptop charger.

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The California-based consumer electronics accessories maker Belkin has revealed a slew of charging solutions at the CES 2026, targeting a broad consumer base. The lineup includes a Qi2-compatible wireless power bank, a 27,000 mAh power bank for your laptop, and a charging case for the new Nintendo Switch 2, among other products.

First up, there’s the $99.99 Charging Case Pro for the Nintendo Switch 2, which features a 10,000 mAh battery (roughly twice the console’s built-in battery) that supports 30W charging. The case is available in three colors: Charcoal (my favorite), Green, and Sand.

Your favorite Switch 2 case is finally back in stock. 🔥
⚡ Charge anywhere with a removable power bank
🛡️ Ultra-durable, water-resistant protection
🎮 All-in-one game storage + hidden AirTag compartment#belkin #gaming #switch2 #travelcaseessentials #travelessentials pic.twitter.com/CXtZf4c6qP

— Belkin (@belkin) January 6, 2026

Belkin’s Charging Case Pro could be a Switch 2 owner’s dream

Belkin’s Case Pro features a modular design that lets you pack 12 of your favorite game cards, mesh pockets for your cables, a microfiber cloth, and other accessories, and a hidden smart tracker pocket that fits an AirTag (or another tracker of your choice).

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What more can Belkin possibly fit inside a compact Switch 2 charging case? A mechanism that lets you use the console in tabletop mode (or dock it) while it’s charging, and an LED battery-status indicator on the outside that eliminates any guesswork.

The $99.99 UltraCharge Pro is a Qi2-compatible 10,000 mAh power bank that provides 25W wireless and 30W USB-C output, ideal for iPhone models with MagSafe charging and Pixel 10 variants with Pixelsnap charging. Samsung users can also purchase it, but they’ll need a magnetic protective case first.

Other features include simultaneous charging for two devices (wireless and USB-C), passthrough charging, a camera-friendly design, a built-in kickstand, and a 60 cm USB-C-to-USB-C cable included in the box. There’s a digital display for checking the remaining battery level as well. The device will be available from February 2026.

Qi2 wireless chargers, 27,000 mAh laptop charger, and more

Another device in the same lineup is the $149.99 UltraCharge Pro laptop power bank with a massive 27,000 mAh battery which can deliver up to 240W total output across all ports (up to 140W from single port), charge up to three devices at once (it could be your laptop, tablet, and smartphone), and allows for 100W passthrough charging for times you’re in a hurry.

I see the UltraCharge Pro Laptop power bank more like an ecosystem power bank that can provide the much-needed battery boost to all your devices at once, especially when you’re travelling on a long-distance train or flight. The UltraCharge Pro will be available from March 2026.

There’s a slim magnetic power bank, dubbed Boostcharge, available in two capacity options: 5,000 mAh with 20W USB-C output (for $59.99) and 10,000 mAh with 30W USB-C output (for $84.99). The wireless output remains at 15W on both models, though. Belkin’s BoostCharge magnetic power bank will be available in the second quarter of 2026.

@ces 🤝🏻 belkin 🔋🎮 Introducing the next generation of chargers, gaming accessories, and more at #CES2026!

From Qi2 25W wireless chargers to the latest gaming cases, get an inside look at our latest lineup, including custom @screenskinzUS screen protectors to match your style.… pic.twitter.com/5rBy89tnRZ

— Belkin (@belkin) January 6, 2026

Besides these products, the company has also launched two wireless chargers: the $99.99 UltraCharge Pro 2-in-1 convertible charger and $64.99 UltraCharge Modular Charging Dock. Both devices will be available by the end of the first quarter of 2026.

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