IFA26: Visit the CUKTECH booth: Still in love with chargers, add a detachable screen and 360W laptop charger

Walking around the IFA 2026 exhibition in Berlin, one of the accessory booths that made me most curious to visit was CUKTECH. I myself have been sticking with the CUKTECH Slim 65W charger since 2023, and have been using it for three years and still feel very durable and satisfied with its perfection. After all this time, entering their booth this year, I saw
CUKTECH remains true to its identity as a brand that is extremely focused on its core strengths. They don't wander around making all kinds of home appliances, but just dig into chargers, desk charging stations, backup batteries and charging cables. However, the new items brought to Germany this time have many creative ideas, from putting smart screens everywhere to solving the problem of heavy chargers for gaming laptops.
CUKTECH 10 charging station: 120W capacity, integrated socket and unique removable screen
The first item that caught my eye was the CUKTECH 10 desktop charging station with a capacity of 120W. This device is currently only available in the Chinese domestic market and has not yet been officially opened for sale in Europe.


The most convenient point is that in addition to the role of a multi-port charger, it also acts as an extension socket with four AC power sockets, cleverly arranged with two sockets on the two sides and two sockets on the top. The front of the station is equipped with one USB-A port and three USB-C ports, plenty to power both computers, monitors and personal mobile devices on a single desk surface.

The detail that makes me most excited is the display cluster mounted above. This screen is fixed with magnets and can be removed independently. When you remove it, you plug in the USB cable and it still works normally, but when you put it back in the dock, it automatically tightens and connects.


Through a Wi-Fi connection synchronized with the phone application, this small screen not only displays real-time charging capacity but also displays the clock, date and weather forecast. Placing a charging station that is both neat and has a fun information screen like this on the desk is really satisfying. I just hope that CUKTECH will soon officially distribute this item to Vietnam.


CUKTECH 30 Ultra desktop charger: 300W and DC port for gaming laptops
Right next to it is the CUKTECH 30 Ultra desktop charger, a device aimed directly at those who need extremely powerful power. CUKTECH designed this charger in a minimalist, modern and very beautiful style.


Its front has four ports including one USB-A port and three USB-C ports, along with a screen that displays detailed power parameters. This charger has the ability to automatically identify whether the plugged-in device is an iPhone or a Samsung phone to automatically activate the most optimal compatible fast charging protocol.

The most valuable upgrade on the 30 Ultra version is the separate DC Out port located on the side, increasing the total capacity of all five ports to 300W. For those who use gaming laptops that need high-capacity input power, this DC port combined with a dedicated cable will directly power the device without having to carry the manufacturer's brick-sized adapter.


CUKTECH also thoughtfully designed a stand to help the charger tilt slightly upward at a diagonal angle when placed on the table, both helping to make the screen viewing angle clearer and making plugging and unplugging the charging cord much more convenient.


Qi2 wireless charging dock with retractable cable and compact CUKTECH 10 Ultra charger
Another desk charging solution that also attracts a lot of viewers is the Qi2 wireless standard integrated multi-function charging station called CUKTECH 15. On the top of the device is a 25W Qi2 magnetic wireless charging surface, on the back there is an additional wireless charging position dedicated to the headphone box, and on the front there are two USB-C ports, one USB-A port and a charging cable with a convenient pull-out mechanism.


The device also has border lights and a clear charging capacity display. For someone who uses many technology items from phones, headphones to tablets, this charging station gathers all needs into one very neat corner.


In the traditional wall charger segment, CUKTECH introduces the Cuktech 10 Ultra 120W version with three USB-C ports, one USB-A port and an electronic screen on the body. Holding it in my hand, my first feeling is that it is very light compared to its 120W capacity.


Besides, the standard 100W CUKTECH 10 version includes two C ports and one A port with a typical transparent mechanical design language. Personally, I always appreciate Cuktech integrating the screen into the chargers, because it helps users immediately check whether the device is receiving actual fast charging or not without having to plug in cumbersome current measuring devices.


Portable fan uses a magnetic module battery and charges a 360W gaming laptop
The area that surprised me about CUKTECH's creativity is the handheld fan that uses a removable module battery. This battery is essentially a compact backup battery that can operate independently to charge the phone. When you need to use a fan, you just need to attach this battery magnet to the body of the handheld fan or the desk fan base and you will immediately have the energy source for the fan to rotate.



I find this direction extremely smart because it makes the most of the battery's life cycle. When going out, you only need to bring one battery core to be able to install many different accessory devices.


The company also displayed the 15 Air and CUKTECH 15 Ultra backup battery models with a capacity of 20,000 mAh for a maximum capacity of up to 165W for high-intensity mobile needs.

The last item to mention is a dedicated DC port power supply with a capacity of up to 360W for gaming laptops. This charger has only one DC output port, aimed directly at users of high-performance gaming machines that require power from 240W to 380W.


What makes me excited is that its size and weight are much lighter than the original chargers that come with computers from computer companies. Cuktech seems to handle the power density on GaN technology very well, helping the chargers, despite their huge capacity, still maintain a light weight and not be heavy.

After a tour of the CUKTECH booth at IFA 2026, I see that they still maintain the style of a very serious and unique source accessory maker. There is no need to follow the trend of making all kinds of household appliances, their focus on perfecting the charging experience from integrating the screen, retracting cable to lightweight charging solutions for gaming laptops is very commendable. Are you most impressed with the detachable screen charging station or CUKTECH's 360W gaming laptop charger? I'll add pictures of a few more products here..

















































