From The Verge · Andrew Liszewski · · 1 min
The Standout Tech and Gadgets Announced at IFA 2026
From convertible gaming handhelds to repairable laptops, here are the best gadget reveals from Berlin.
In brief
From convertible gaming handhelds to repairable laptops, here are the best gadget reveals from Berlin. Hardware makers are focusing on modular designs, budget-friendly options, and hybrid devices for both work and play. Originally reported by The Verge.
Acer flips the gaming handheld
The Acer Project DualPlay Mini concept is an eight-inch Windows gaming handheld with a swiveling design that positions the screen over a mini keyboard for quick productivity tasks on the go.
“Acer’s latest concept is a Windows-based gaming handheld... that can transform into a tiny portable PC”
Dell targets budget MacBook Neo buyers
Dell’s 14S laptop brings vibrant color options like dusty rose and velvet green to a budget-friendly design featuring up to 16GB of RAM, 1TB storage, and a 1080p webcam with face unlock.
“the company is looking to make this model even more accessible for students or others on a tighter budget.”
iRobot seals the deal on carpet
The $1,199 Roomba Max 875 Combo features SealForce technology, which lowers a skirt around its cleaning head when carpets are detected to maximize suction power alongside mop and lidar features.
“When it detects it’s cleaning carpeting, the robovac lowers a skirt around the cleaning head to create a better seal”
Jsaux debuts a pocket-friendly controller
The $49.99 SkyLark S1 Pro portable controller offers drift-resistant TMR thumbsticks, analog triggers, and multi-device connection options, including dual-controller pairing to a single transmitter.
Acer makes laptops easier to upgrade
The Acer Vero 16 features tool-free internal access so users can replace their own SSD and battery, with options to send the machine in to upgrade its processor down the line.
“Acer’s 16-inch Vero 16 offers tool-free access to several internal components including its user-replaceable SSD and battery.”
Upgrade your original Switch Pro controller
Jsaux’s $39.99 Elite Extender snaps onto the back of an original Nintendo Switch Pro controller to add four programmable macro buttons and an independent rechargeable battery.
What to remember
Hardware makers are focusing on modular designs, budget-friendly options, and hybrid devices for both work and play.






