IFA Berlin 2026: Lexar, Belkin and Wokyis Unveil Apple-Focused Accessories
According to 9to5Mac, IFA Berlin 2026 featured Apple-friendly accessories including Lexar's ultra-thin Muse SSD, Belkin's Toy Story 5 iPad case and Wokyis's i5 Docking Station.
Lexar's Muse SSD is 3.8mm at its thickest point and tapers to 1mm at the edges, the report said. It offers up to 1,050 MB/s read and 1,000 MB/s write speeds and supports direct external Apple ProRes 4K recording at up to 120 fps on compatible iPhones. Because the design is too thin for a USB-C port, Lexar uses a proprietary PogoPin connection with a SnapLink Magnetic Cable. The report said users can attach the SSD to the rear of an iPhone with a MagSafe accessory and connect it through an included USB-C to pogo pin cable. The report's specification list listed 512GB and 1TB capacities, while a later sentence in the same report said Lexar will offer 512MB and 1TB; it did not resolve the discrepancy. Lexar plans to release the Muse in October 2026.
Belkin's Toy Story 5 collection includes an officially licensed LilyPad iPad case based on the film's iPad-like villain, which becomes an ally of the main characters, according to the report. The case fits 10th-generation iPad (10.9-inch) and 11th-generation iPad (11-inch A16), uses shock-absorbing EVA foam with rounded edges and 4-foot drop protection, and has an integrated easy-grip handle, a built-in kickstand and exclusive licensed Lilypad wallpapers. The broader collection also includes a Toy Story iPhone case, a MagSafe power bank and a larger power bank resembling a toy from the movie. The products were available at the time of the report for $35 to $55, with the LilyPad case priced at $49.
Wokyis's i5 Docking Station is a standalone dock that works with any computer, the report said. It has a built-in 5-inch HD IPS display with 1280 by 720 resolution, four dedicated shortcut keys, a rotary control knob, an M.2 NVMe SSD enclosure, four USB-A ports, one USB-C data port, SD and microSD 4.0 card readers, HDMI input and a 3.5mm headphone jack with up to 10Gbps speeds. It supports up to 65W pass-through charging for compatible laptops. Wokyis previously made G5 and G7 docks for the Mac mini and Mac Studio that attach physically to the Mac; the i5 is a standalone version. It was available on Amazon at the time of the report for $153.
The products appeared at IFA Berlin 2026, a trade show that drew thousands of brands and hundreds of thousands of visitors. The 9to5Mac writer said the show included flying cars, mini robots and 200-inch transparent displays, but focused on technology expected to reach the market soon.