Jan 05, 2026
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Belkin Announces Wi-Fi Free Display Adapters and New Charging Devices at CES 2026
Belkin is using the CES 2026 platform to announce a series of new products, from fast-charging power banks to a wireless display adapter that works without the need for a Wi-Fi network.
Available in the first quarter in select markets, the ConnectAir Wireless HDMI Display Adapter allows users to wirelessly mirror or extend 1080p, 60Hz screens – without Wi-Fi, apps or drivers.This makes it particularly suitable for classrooms, meeting rooms and on the go.
The adapter has an operating range of up to 40 meters (131 feet) and uses a secure peer-to-peer connection for reliable screen sharing.It includes a USB-C transmitter that connects to laptops, tablets, and phones, and an HDMI receiver that connects directly to displays.Supports up to eight transmitters allowing multi-screen sharing.Price is set at $149.99.
The Charging Case Pro is priced at US$99.99 and features a removable 10,000mAh power bank capable of fast charging up to 30W.The built-in LCD screen shows the remaining battery life at a glance, while the Pro version has a sleek power bank design.
Gamers can recharge the power bank externally without opening the case, enjoy seamless gameplay, and use the hinged design as a tabletop stand.There is also a hidden compartment for smart trackers with tough materials designed for long-term durability and a heavy-duty zip.
Designed as a compact, all-in-one charging solution, the UltraCharge Modular Charging Dock can power a phone, headphones and a smartwatch at the same time.It has two Qi2-compatible wireless charging pads, along with a 10W USB-C port for a smartwatch stand that you can bring along with a spring-loaded latch design.
The dock has a five-foot USB-C to USB-C cable and a 45W USB-C power supply.
Focused on today's hybrid workflows, the Belkin USB-C 8-in-1 MST Multiport Hub expands a single USB-C port into a fully functional hub.It supports two 4K displays at a 60Hz refresh rate and allows up to eight devices—including displays, storage drives, Ethernet, and peripherals—to be connected simultaneously.
The hub provides up to 100 watts of power to keep laptops charged while in use.A built-in screen privacy button allows users to instantly turn off connected displays with a single tap, adding an extra layer of security when needed in shared or public environments.
