Top 15 Tech Reveals at IFA 2025: Next-Gen TVs to Robo-Vacs
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– The TechRadar team selected the Best of IFA 2025 award winners from a wide range of innovative tech products showcased at the Berlin event.
– Honor Magic V5 won Best Phone for its thin design, large battery, fast charging, and competitive pricing compared to folding phone rivals.
– Samsung’s Micro RGB TV earned Best TV for its groundbreaking RGB-backlit technology offering superior color, brightness, and efficiency.
– The Xgimi Horizon 20 Max projector received Best Projector for its 4K resolution, high brightness, and advanced gaming features like low input lag.
– Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro was named Best AV Innovation as the first combined Dolby Vision projector and Dolby Atmos sound system in one portable unit.
Berlin’s IFA 2025 tech showcase delivered a stunning array of innovations, from next-generation televisions to intelligent home devices, setting the tone for the year ahead in consumer electronics. Our team explored every corner of the event, handpicking standout products that redefine performance, design, and value.
The Honor Magic V5 claimed top honors in the phone category, impressing with its ultra-slim profile and robust battery life. It features a 7.95-inch foldable display and supports 66W super-fast charging, outperforming many rivals in both speed and affordability. With 512GB of standard storage and a versatile camera system, it’s a compelling choice for content creators and power users.
Samsung unveiled its Micro RGB television technology to the public for the first time. This 115-inch model offers a wider color gamut, superior brightness, and energy efficiency that challenges even premium OLED displays. The vivid contrast and rich luminance make it a visual marvel, signaling a major shift in home entertainment.
In projectors, the Xgimi Horizon 20 Max stood out with 5,700 ISO lumens brightness and support for 4K, Dolby Vision, and IMAX Enhanced content. Its 1ms input lag and 240Hz refresh rate make it equally suited for cinematic experiences and high-performance gaming. The inclusion of optical zoom and lens shift adds to its flexibility.
Anker’s Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro merges a high-quality projector with a Dolby Atmos sound system in a single portable unit. Removable satellite speakers enable true surround sound, while dual eight-inch woofers deliver deep bass. This all-in-one solution is designed for immersive viewing anywhere.
The Earfun Air Pro 4+ earbuds impressed with their dual-driver audio and exceptional active noise cancellation, especially given their $99 price tag. Tested in a noisy exhibition hall, they effectively blocked ambient sound while delivering rich, balanced audio across frequencies.
Technics introduced the SL-40CBT turntable, bringing its renowned direct-drive motor to a more accessible price point. Bluetooth connectivity and a switchable phono stage offer flexibility, while its minimalist design comes in several stylish finishes.
JLab’s JBuds Open headphones feature a unique open-back design that allows ambient awareness without sacrificing audio quality. Waveguide technology directs sound toward the ear while minimizing leakage, making them ideal for all-day wear.
Acer’s Swift 16 Air laptop weighs under 1kg despite its 16-inch screen, making it one of the lightest large-format notebooks available. Powered by AMD Ryzen processors and offering up to 32GB RAM, it combines portability with serious performance.
Gaming enthusiasts took note of the Acer Nitro XZ403CKR, a 39.7-inch curved monitor with 5K resolution and a 180Hz refresh rate. Its 1000R curvature creates an enveloping experience, whether for gaming or multitasking.
The Amazfit T-Rex Pro 3 smartwatch offers up to 25 days of battery life, 10ATM water resistance, and advanced fitness tracking at a fraction of the cost of premium competitors. Its feature set makes it a strong contender in the wearables market.
Noise’s Luna Ring 2.0 aims to disrupt the smart ring segment with advanced sleep and recovery tracking, circadian rhythm analysis, and a one-time purchase model, no subscription required.
The Antigravity A1 drone provides a fully immersive 360-degree flight experience with independent control of movement, camera, and perspective. Weighing under 250g, it requires no special licensing, making advanced aerial videography accessible to all.
For home security, the Reolink TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi Camera uses dual lenses and AI tracking to monitor wide areas intelligently. Local SD storage eliminates monthly fees, while smart alerts reduce false notifications.
Roborock’s RockMow Z1 robot mower introduces all-wheel drive and an Active Steering System for challenging terrain. Its PreciEdge blade trims within 3cm of walls, minimizing manual touch-ups.
Finally, the Eufy MarsWalker represents a breakthrough in home cleaning, a stair-climbing module that enables robot vacuums to navigate multiple floors autonomously. Its stable, confident movement could redefine whole-home automation.
Each of these products exemplifies the innovation and practicality on display at IFA 2025, pointing toward a future where technology is more integrated, intuitive, and impressive than ever.
(Source: Tech Radar)
