Baseus used IFA 2026 to present a broad update across its charging, desktop and audio portfolios, with a particular focus on slimmer magnetic power banks, Qi2.2 wireless charging, new docking products and a growing lineup of open-ear audio devices.
During our visit to the booth, the company walked us through several products it considers central to its current roadmap. Some upcoming flagship power products were still under embargo and are expected to launch in the first quarter of next year, but a number of newer products were already on display, including compact magnetic power banks, desktop docking stations and the Inspire audio series.
Qi2.2 becomes a major part of Baseus’ magnetic charging lineup
One of the strongest themes at the booth was the move to Qi2.2, the latest generation of the Qi wireless charging standard.
Baseus showed several magnetic power banks with different capacities, including an ultra-slim 5,000mAh option and a larger 10,000mAh model. The company’s current lineup includes the PicoGo AM52, a 10,000mAh magnetic power bank that supports Qi2.2 wireless charging at up to 25W and can also deliver up to 45W over USB-C. Some versions integrate a built-in cable, giving users the option of wired or wireless charging from the same device.
For users who want something significantly smaller, Baseus also offers the PicoGo Air AM71, a 5,000mAh magnetic power bank designed around a thinner and lighter form factor.
At the booth, the company positioned these products as part of a broader effort to make magnetic charging more practical for everyday carry, rather than treating it only as an emergency top-up solution.
A compact power bank that fits in a pocket
Baseus also highlighted one of its smaller power banks, emphasizing the appeal of a compact design that can fit comfortably in a pocket.
That focus on size is increasingly visible across the company’s current charging range. Rather than maximizing capacity at all costs, Baseus is also targeting users who prioritize portability and convenience, especially for daily commuting and travel.
The booth representative described this category as particularly popular at the moment, reflecting a broader market shift toward smaller battery packs that are easy to carry alongside a phone.
New docking stations target Windows users
Desktop connectivity was another important part of the Baseus display.
The company showcased newer docking stations designed primarily for Windows systems, including products aimed at users who want a single hub for both work and entertainment.
One of the newer models in Baseus’ current portfolio is the Spacemate RD1, an 11-in-1 Windows docking station, while the company has also introduced the higher-end Spacemate RD1 Pro.
These products are designed to consolidate multiple ports and connections into one desktop device, reducing the need for separate adapters around a laptop setup.
Dark Cherry accessories are designed to match the latest iPhone color trend
Another visually distinctive part of the booth was Baseus’ Dark Cherry collection.
The company explained that the colorway was designed to complement the new iPhone generation and create a more coordinated accessory ecosystem. The same dark red finish appears across several Baseus products, including magnetic power banks and audio accessories.
The PicoGo AM52 is available in a Dark Cherry version, while the PicoGo Air AM71 also appears in the same color family.
Baseus has also extended the Dark Cherry treatment to products such as the Inspire XC1 Open-Ear Earbuds, creating a consistent visual theme across charging and audio categories.
Inspire XC1 brings open-ear audio with Sound by Bose tuning
Baseus’ audio presentation centered on the Inspire series, which represents one of the company’s more premium audio lines.
The range includes the Inspire XH1 headphones, Inspire XP1 earbuds and Inspire XC1 open-ear earbuds. Baseus says the entire Inspire series uses Sound by Bose technology, with tuning work carried out using Bose acoustic expertise.
The XC1 in particular uses an open-ear clip-on design intended to sit around the ear rather than seal the ear canal. Baseus combines that form factor with a Hybrid 2-Way Driver System, IP66 water resistance and multi-microphone calling features.
At the booth, the representative described the Inspire line as one of the company’s higher-end audio ranges and emphasized the collaboration with Bose as a key part of its positioning.
Baseus is broadening beyond pure charging accessories
What stood out most at the Baseus booth was the diversity of the product categories now being developed under the same brand.
Power banks and chargers remain central, but the company is increasingly investing in desktop docks, travel accessories and higher-end personal audio. Qi2.2 is helping Baseus modernize its charging lineup, while the Inspire series gives the brand a stronger foothold in more premium audio.
The company is also preparing additional flagship power products that were not yet ready for public disclosure during our visit. According to the representative, those products are planned for launch in the first quarter of next year.
For now, the clearest message from Baseus at IFA 2026 is that it wants to be seen as more than a charging-accessory company. Its portfolio is steadily expanding into a broader ecosystem of mobile, desktop and audio products designed around everyday use.
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They're clearly expanding, nice move, but Bose tie-in feels more PR than real audio magic. Dark Cherry is dope, pocket 5k sounds handy but what's the longevity? hmm
Qi2.2 sounds cool but is magnetic charging really reliable day to day? looks slim tho, curious about heating and attachment strength… anyone tried the PicoGo models yet? kinda skeptical.