CUKTECH’s IFA 2026 lineup: Power stations, smart GaN chargers, and a wearable exoskeleton

CUKTECH brought a full charging lineup to IFA Berlin this year, along with the world’s first exoskeleton that runs on power banks, which is a game-changer. The brand’s name nods to the Cuk circuit, an efficient DC-DC power topology from 1976, and the company has spent over a decade building nothing but portable power products around that idea, shipping more than 10 million units a year across more than 40 countries.

That expertise shows up across three new charging devices built for people who plug in more than one thing at a time, from gaming laptops to entire desk setups. And then there’s the CUKTECH Power Exoskeleton Kit, a preview of where the company plans to go next. Here’s what you need to know.

Most gaming laptops throttle under a standard charger once they’re pushed into their highest performance mode, because the wall adapter simply can’t keep up. The CUKTECH 30 Ultra Charging Station is built around a single 300W DC port meant to solve exactly that.

An HP OMEN with an RTX 4070 pulls 296W in Performance Mode, and a Lenovo Legion R9000P hits 284W in Beast Mode. A typical 65W or 100W charger can’t sustain either. The 30 Ultra Charging Station can, which means performance mode stays performance mode instead of dropping frames and slowing frame rates a few hours in.

It ships with nine laptop adapter tips to cover different brands. And beyond the DC port, there are two 140W USB-C ports, a 33W one, and an 18W USB-A. CUKTECH’s ADC 2.0 system manages it all and supports 13 fast-charging protocols, including PD 3.1, Xiaomi 120W, and Huawei SCP.

The AI-driven power allocation adjusts in real time rather than splitting power evenly. Plug in a 100W laptop and a 5W pair of earbuds, and a traditional charger would cap the laptop at 65W to split things fairly. The 30 Ultra Charging Station reads what each port needs in real time and prioritizes the laptop, while the earbuds get exactly what they need and nothing more.

There’s also a 1.83-inch display for real-time wattage, temperature, and power-curve data, so you can see what’s happening during a charge instead of guessing.

The CUKTECH 30 Ultra Charging Station is currently priced at $159.99.

The CUKTECH 10 Ultra is a four-port GaN charger with three USB-C and one USB-A port, built to power a laptop, phone, tablet, and earbuds from a single wall outlet. A 1.57-inch display shows live wattage per port, so instead of trusting the charger to do its thing, you can watch exactly how power is being split while it’s happening.

It runs four charging modes. AI Smart Mode is the default and handles most situations automatically, detecting what’s plugged in and allocating power without you touching a setting. In Power Priority Mode, charging a laptop, phone, and earbuds together sends 65W to the laptop, 20W to the phone, and 20W to the earbuds.

Switch to Balanced Mode, and that shifts to 45W and 45W for the laptop and phone. And the Apple Ecosystem Mode and Balanced Mode round out the set for all-Apple setups or dual-laptop charging.
It’s a great space saver at home. But if you’re looking for a compact, multi-device charger for your travels, the 10 Ultra ensures your laptop, phone, and earbuds aren’t all fighting for the one outlet in a hotel room.

The CUKTECH 10 Ultra is currently priced at $59.99.

The CUKTECH 10 Desktop Charging Station is designed to declutter your desk. It packs four AC outlets, positioned so none of the plugs block each other, alongside three USB-C ports and one USB-A, allowing you to charge up to eight devices at once.

The AC side handles up to 2,500W, enough for a PC tower, a monitor, or small appliances, while the USB side reaches up to 120W with ADC 2.0 multi-brand fast charging. It’s built for a home office running a monitor, a desktop tower, and a phone off the same unit, no power strip needed.

A magnetic pogo-pin connector lets you attach a 2.8-inch Smart Display showing real-time power data, though the station works fully without it; CUKTECH says more modules are planned to make the most of this connector.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connect it to the dedicated app for remote monitoring and automation. You can set it to cut power or turn off the display when the lights go out at night, or turn the display back on the moment you get home.

The CUKTECH 10 Charging Station will be available in Europe next year.

The Power Exoskeleton Kit is CUKTECH’s first move into wearable robotics, and the company previewed it at IFA 2026. But the brand’s battery prowess shines here too. Instead of a built-in battery, it runs on the same CUKTECH power banks used across the rest of the lineup, so you can swap in more capacity in the field, and the same battery can charge a phone or camera at the same time.

A multimodal sensor system reads the wearer’s motion and adjusts assistance across level ground, slopes, and stairs, delivering up to 34 N·m of torque, 35% assistance, and support for speeds up to 18 km/h. The carbon-fiber frame weighs 2.5 kg, folds down for storage, and uses a quick-release buckle.

This exoskeleton has a lot of potential, with hiking, everyday mobility support, stair climbing, running, search and rescue, security work, film production, and rehabilitation among its many use cases.

CUKTECH will release more information about the exoskeleton, including pricing and availability, soon.