TECNO is preparing a massive hardware showcase for IFA 2026, headlined by a bezel free concept phone and its first convertible laptop. The expansive lineup also features ultra slim smartphones and a water cooled mini gaming PC developed with Tonino Lamborghini. Detailed hardware debuts will roll out across the tradeshow floor this week.
The headline concept phone rethinks internal component stacking to eliminate screen borders entirely. A redesigned packaging structure allows the display glass to sit seamlessly against the outer frame. Alongside the concept phone, TECNO is expanding its Megabook PC family with 3 distinct models.
The Megabook T15 360 Pro marks the brand debut in the convertible PC market. It features a 360 degree hinge that flips a 15.6 inch 2.5K touch display into a tablet surface. The panel supports a 120Hz refresh rate alongside active MPP 2.0 stylus pens. Inside, it runs on Intel Core Ultra silicon backed by a 70Wh battery.
For budget conscious buyers, the Megabook K15S WCL runs on an Intel Wildcat Lake chip. Users needing maximum screen space can look toward the Megabook T17 Ultra, which is the first 17 inch laptop from the brand. That larger machine combines an Intel Meteor Lake Ultra processor with a massive 99.99Wh battery and 100W GaN rapid charging.
TECNO is also extending its luxury partnership with Tonino Lamborghini across multiple device categories. The Pova 8 Pro 5G Tonino Lamborghini Limited Edition brings branded design styling to the mobile space. A matching 11 inch 2.5K tablet is set to arrive in the fourth quarter. Gaming enthusiasts get the TECNO Taurus, also known as the Mega Mini G1 Pro. This compact rig claims the title of the smallest water cooled gaming PC globally, packing RGB lighting into a full metal chassis.
The smartphone lineup focuses heavily on thin profiles. The Camon Slim 5G measures only 6.39 millimeters in thickness while maintaining hardware durability and built in AI photo tools. A 4G variant of the Camon Slim shares the exact same 6.39 millimeter profile, featuring a 3D curved body and a 50MP Sony LYTIA 600 main camera sensor with ambient lighting effects.
The hardware expansion wraps up with dedicated lifestyle and learning products. The Megapad SE 2 arrives as a tablet tailored specifically for digital education through integrated AI study assistants. For outdoor tracking, the Watch 4 targets general fitness users. Finally, the Buds 5 earphones feature a charging case designed to double as a desk phone stand, delivering up to 50 hours of total audio playback time.
