The IFA 2026 trade show in Berlin featured several new consumer electronics, including the Xiaomi 18 Fold smartphone, which utilizes the company's custom 3-nanometer Xring 03 10-core processor. The device features a 7.58-inch LTPO OLED display and a triple-camera system developed in partnership with Leica. Also highlighted was the Odyss N1, a stainless steel smart necklace that uses a wide-angle camera to automatically log food consumption and provide dietary feedback. The device includes a haptic motor to indicate when the camera is active. Edifier introduced the M90, a compact active desktop speaker system with an HDMI eARC port for both desktop and television use, delivering 100 watts of power. Additionally, Anker’s eufyMake division demonstrated a new printer capable of applying both color prints and embroidery to fabric, while Beyerdynamic showcased the Aventho Y, a budget-friendly wireless headphone model featuring replaceable earcups and a modular design with replaceable batteries to comply with EU regulations.
The Xiaomi 18 Fold smartphone is powered by the custom 3-nanometer Xring 03 10-core processor. The Odyss N1 smart necklace automatically logs food intake and provides dietary analysis through a connected mobile application.
Edifier's M90 desktop speakers feature an HDMI eARC port for versatile connectivity with both computers and televisions. Anker's eufyMake division unveiled a printer that can apply both color prints and embroidery to various fabric items.
Beyerdynamic's Aventho Y wireless headphones feature a modular design with replaceable batteries and earcups to meet EU sustainability requirements.
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Worth noting
- The Odyss N1 is a beta unit, and long-term performance or final consumer features may differ.
- The Hohem iSteady iPic is currently in beta development.
- The eufyMake printer is a 'coming soon' product.
- The creator received travel and hotel accommodations from Xiaomi and Roborock for this event coverage.