ZDNET accessory expert highlights six mobile accessories at CES 2026

A ZDNET accessory expert singled out six mobile accessories at CES 2026, ranging from MagSafe stands to AI-enabled charging docks and ultra-mini power banks. Moft updated its MagSafe Tripod wallet with Apple's Find My Bluetooth tracking, audible alerts and wireless recharging while keeping a slim profile; the piece notes the tripod "technically isn't available yet" and the writer said they hope to test it in future.

Pisen showed the iDock Qi2.2 AI Robot Charging Station, a rotatable desktop dock with 25W magnetic wireless charging, 65W GaN dual USB-C ports, active air cooling and a Bluetooth speaker. Pisen describes an "AI dynamic power distribution" system and said the integrated AI can enable natural voice dialogue and features such as taking photos, AIGC creation, interactive exercise and voice shopping (depending on region).

Pisen says the iDock will be available to purchase from March on Amazon and the Pisen website. Other highlights include Baseus's PicoGo AC22 Ultra-Mini Power Bank, which the article says is almost as small as wireless earbuds, offers up to 45W via USB-C and can charge two devices with a built-in cable; Baseus expects it to arrive in early 2026 for $60.

Tessan showcased an already available 8-in-1 universal travel charger that Tessan says is the most powerful travel adapter on the market, charges up to eight devices, uses GaN technology and works in over 200 countries (priced at $128, currently on sale for $89).

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