The most mind-blowing IFA 2026 devices you need to see

This year's IFA comes at a contentious time for the consumer tech industry in the U.S

We're seeing bans on all kinds of things, drones, robots, et cetera, et cetera

And at the same time, pace of innovation outside of U.S. borders is not slowing down

So let's check out all the tech that may or may not be available in the U.S

Today, our lab is the Messe Convention Center in Berlin. Let's go

Roomba is bringing the innovation at IFA and I love to see it from the OG robot vacuum brand

This is the Roomba 875. Now it's got two cool things I want to talk about. The first thing is

called a seal force. You'll see it in action here. See how this comes down? This is a little skirt

What it does is when it goes onto carpet, this little skirt will lower. This basically creates

to seal with the carpet to direct the suction in one place, allowing for better suction deep

into the carpet fibers. The other innovation here pertains to mopping. So they have this big roller

mop. Do you see how thick this is? So these roller mops, as opposed to the spinning pads that you see

on other robot vacuums, the roller mops have proven very effective in our testing at removing

set in stains. And this has another innovation. This is called a Thermomist. So as it mops

this, you'll see, it will spray a mist out. The water is heated to 140 degrees. So it

mists it as the roller rolls The mist loosens the dirt The roller rolls it picks it up Roomba used to be based in the U and now they are owned by a Chinese brand However this already has pre so it is available in the U

$1,200. Quick hit stop to discuss RGB LED. This is one of the hottest terms in TV technology right now

It means red, green, and blue LEDs. Different from the standard white or white and blue LEDs

that most TVs use. So it is said to improve color performance

However, in our testing, we're still finding that OLED provides a much better viewing experience because with these RGB LED TVs, we're seeing across the board some serious problems in real world viewability with this thing called light bloom, which is a haze along high contrast edges

So in a scene where there is multiple colors, you might see it's not as crisp as it should be, especially when you view the TV from the side

So for now, stick with OLED. Oh, my God. Kodak made a Barbie camera

How cute. So cute. It's pink. I need it. Hey, buddy. Come on, let's go

This is the PrimeBot Q1. This is a humanoid robot. This is the most endearing one I've ever seen

Why? Because it holds your hand and walks with you. It's actually pretty genius because holding hands with something has been proven to release feel-good, happy hormones in your brain

So I've never actually had an affinity towards a humanoid before until I met this little one

It's also pretty unassuming. It's not kind of scary. This thing stands less than three feet tall

This is designed for home companionship. So if you think about people that have dementia or loneliness this thing could actually provide some emotional support almost like a dog but without the work

It should be launching in China for around $8,000. Probably not going to be available in the U.S

The company says that they do hope to bring it to the U.S. next year

However, with the regulations on robots, on foreign robots, I highly doubt that we'll ever be able to see this thing in the U.S

You want a security camera that's not going to miss a thing? Look at this one

This is the Reolink Omvi 2i Ultra. It combines two lenses, an 8 megapixel lens wide lens on the top with a 5 megapixel pan tilt lens on the bottom into one wireless model

It also supports solar. You can see right here, you have the solar panel on here

This is a big version of it, but this bottom part moves

So what happens is when the top, the wide view lens finds a target, the bottom lens

will zoom in and track it. The bottom Pantil camera does 355 degrees of panning, 50 degrees of tilting

You're not going to miss the bad guys in that shot. It is expected to be released in the U.S. this fall, priced at $200 to $250

Cameras like this typically cost a lot more, so the $200 to $250 price point is pretty reasonable for this

This is banned in the U.S. This is the DJI Osmo 362

It's a 360 camera. You can see it has two lenses, one on each side

The second gen model is better because you can replace these lenses

Now, you see how they kind of bulge out? These are very susceptible to scratching This is a problem on 360 cameras With this second gen model you can replace these lens covers so you can still use the product After you purchase it

you can fix it basically. But the U.S., you're not going to be able to get this. Apparently

it's a national security threat. The first gen Osmo 360 is still available in the U.S. for about

$550. But this is the latest generation of an incredibly powerful tool for creators. And it's

a real shame that it's not available in the US. This is the anti-gravity A1 drone. And this is

one of the few drones that you can get in the US. Anything DJI that is new is not allowed anymore

There are still some models for sale that were pre-approved before the ban. But this one is still

available and some DJI models are as well. Be honest. Do you floss? Dyson said that nine out of

10 people do not floss as much as they should. So it invented a toothbrush to fix that. The Dyson

camera jet, as its name suggests, has a camera on the tip right beneath the bristles. So as you

move it over your teeth, the camera detects the small gaps in between your teeth. When it detects

that gap, it will spray what Dyson calls a conical, which is a cone-shaped spray of water

It's basically a water pick, but it's automatic. For $500, that's insane, but I think it's worth it

For better oral hygiene, come on. The cost of dental work is crazy. You can avoid a cavity or

a root c. $500 is probably well worth it. So what did you see here that you want to come to the

U.S.? What are you planning to buy? Let me know in the comments below and check out the description

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