ESR’s CES 2026 Lineup: Qi2.2, CryoBoost, More

ESR is rolling into CES 2026 with a big “everyday tech, but less annoying” theme: faster magnetic charging, tougher protection, and more flexible iPad setups that try to keep your workflow intact. The headline items revolve around Qi2.2 progress and the next step in the company’s CryoBoost cooling approach, plus a refreshed lineup of cases, screen protection, and detachable keyboards.

Magnetic charging gets thinner, faster, and cooler

ESR’s charging story still centers on CryoBoost, its active-cooling idea for wireless chargers that targets the usual problems: heat and efficiency. The latest generation leans on improved airflow and quieter operation, aiming for a more stable charge without turning your desk into a tiny fan exhibit. Pair that with the broader push toward Qi2 25W, and you get ESR’s core pitch for 2026: faster magnetic charging that stays cool enough to be practical.

One of the more portable highlights is the MagSlim Magnetic Power Bank, positioned as an ultra-thin option for people who want a clean stack in their pocket, not a brick. Taken together, the ecosystem angle is obvious: chargers at home, in the car, and on the go, all built around magnetic alignment and more predictable thermal behavior.

Everyday protection that still respects usability

On the protection side, ESR is leaning into cases and screen solutions that focus on drop protection without sacrificing daily comfort. The Stash Stand cases are designed to keep things slim while adding a built-in stand for hands-free viewing, including both portrait and landscape support. The spec list is very “engineered accessory” and includes reinforced corners, raised edges, and camera protection aimed at keeping your phone intact when gravity inevitably wins. The goal is simple: durable MagSafe friendliness with less bulk.

Screen protection gets a premium spin with the UltraFit Armorite Pro Screen Protector using “Accessory Glass by Corning.” ESR claims substantially higher impact absorption versus generic protectors, and it bundles an alignment tray to make installation less painful. If you have ever applied a screen protector and questioned your life choices, you will appreciate anything that nudges the process toward bubble-free and dust-free results.

iPad accessories focused on real work (and real movement)

ESR’s iPad lineup continues the same idea: protection that supports actual use, not just storage. The Shift and Flex detachable keyboard cases are built around a magnetic keyboard that can detach and work over Bluetooth, so you can switch between typing, sketching, and viewing without committing to a single rigid setup. The Shift model targets heavier workflows with multiple modes and a larger trackpad, while the Flex aims for a lighter, simpler daily loadout. Think detachable convenience with multi-angle stability.

For drawing and note-taking, the UltraFit Armorite Paper-Feel Screen Protector blends “paper-like” texture with the same tray-based installation concept. The practical value is easy to get: more control for stylus work and fewer distractions during writing, while still keeping the display usable for video and reading. It is an accessory category that lives or dies by feel, so the promise here is natural input with consistent application.

What to watch at CES 2026

Beyond iPhone and iPad accessories, ESR also hints at support for upcoming devices like the expected Galaxy S26 with cases and screen protectors built for durability and magnetic charging compatibility. If you want to see the full spread in person, ESR is showing its lineup at Pepcom on January 5 and at CES from January 6–9 in LVCC South Hall 1, booth 31523. As for pricing and availability, expect details to vary by product and region, with updates rolling out around CES and through ESR’s usual retail channels, including its own storefront at ESR.