All the crazy mobile phones and innovations: These are the gadgets arriving at the biggest mobile technology fair

Honor combines mobile phones and robotics

One of the most active manufacturers at the fair is certainly Honor, which clearly shows its intention to merge mobile technology with robotics. The star of their stand will be the new foldable flagship Honor Magic V6which pushes the boundaries of design and durability. The successor of the very successful model is thinner and more resistant, and the case houses an impressive battery with a capacity of over 7,000 mAh. It is equipped with the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 & ipset and a camera system led by a 200-megapixel sensor.

Puno pažnje trebao bi privući i Honor Robot Phonea conceptual device that has a built-in camera on a gimbal that can rotate 360 ​​degrees, and with the help of artificial intelligence, it independently follows the user and records video. Honor thus enters a segment currently dominated by DJI. As if that was not enough, the company also announced its entry into the field of humanoid robotics, presenting a prototype AI assistant. Along with these futuristic concepts, more concrete products such as an extremely thin tablet are also expected. MagicPad 4 te transfernog računala MagicBook Pro 14.

Xiaomi’s offensive on all fronts

Xiaomi is using MWC for the global launch of the 17 series, based on the “Man x Car x Home” strategy. The main trump should be Xiaomi 17 Ultraa phone that continues its strong collaboration with Leica and brings a powerful single-lens camera sensor and a 200-megapixel periscope lens, all powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset. For users who prefer more compact devices, it is there Xiaomi 17which manages to place a 7,000 mAh battery in a case only 8.06 millimeters thick. Along with phones, Xiaomi will also show a new series of tablets Xiaomi Pad 8 with an improved “Desktop Mode 2.0” interface for PC-level productivity. To round off their vision of a connected ecosystem, the fair could once again see a high-performance electric car, Xiaomi SU7 Ultra.

Nothing refreshes the middle class

The London brand Nothing continues with its strategy, focusing this year on the extremely competitive middle category. It is expected at a separate event timed with MWC Nothing Phone (4a) i (4a) Prothe successors of the popular “a” series. The recognizable transparent design has been retained, but now it comes in new colors, including a bold pink. Glyph lighting has also been improved, now coming in the form of a vertical strip with six LEDs and offering new lighting effects for notifications. The biggest innovation, however, is the installation of a periscope camera in the basic model, which is the first such case in this price range and brings the possibility of optical zooming without loss of quality. Along with phones, the first “over-ear” headphones are also expected Nothing Headphone (1)which follow the recognizable aesthetics of the brand.

Samsung, Huawei, TCL and others

Samsung has its main trump cards, the series Galaxy S26presented at the “Unpacked” event before MWC, but Barcelona is an opportunity for the public to try them in more detail. The Ultra model stands out with a new “privacy display” mode of operation that protects the content on the screen from side views. Additionally, Samsung Display, their display division, is showcasing future concepts such as tri-folding devices and transparent holographic panels.

Huawei returns to the global stage with premium devices presented on the eve of MWC, leading them Huawei Mate 80 Pro with a distinctive camera design. TCL, on the other hand, focuses on its NXTPAPER technology that simulates the appearance of paper. Theirs TCL NXTPAPER 70 Pro is a smartphone with a matte screen that eliminates glare. Among other interesting things, Tecno presented a modular concept phone with magnetic accessories, while Motorola showed new versions of the Razr phone and concepts of flexible screens that can be wrapped around the wrist.