Tecno is using IFA 2026 to expand well beyond phones. Its planned Berlin lineup includes three Megabook laptops, an education-oriented Megapad tablet, a gaming mini PC, wearables, and a concept handset designed around a display with no visible bezel. For mobile-computing buyers, the Megabook T15 360 Pro is the most consequential debut: it is Tecno’s first convertible notebook with a 360-degree hinge.
A 15.6-inch Windows tablet when you need one
The Megabook T15 360 Pro pairs a 15.6-inch 2.5K touchscreen with a 120Hz refresh rate and support for MPP 2.0 styluses. Its hinge allows the screen to fold fully back, giving the device the flexibility of a large Windows tablet for pen input, presentations, or media use while retaining a conventional laptop layout for desk work.
Tecno says the T15 360 Pro will use a new-generation Intel Core Ultra processor and a 70Wh battery. The company has not detailed configurations, pricing, or U.S. availability.
The rest of the Megabook range targets two very different needs. The more affordable Megabook K15S WCL is based on Intel Wildcat Lake processors. At the other end, the Megabook T17 Ultra becomes Tecno’s first 17-inch laptop, combining an Intel Meteor Lake Ultra processor with a 99.99Wh battery and 100W GaN fast charging. That battery capacity sits just below the 100Wh limit commonly used by airlines for carry-on lithium-ion batteries, although travelers should still confirm individual airline policies.
More devices around the portable setup
Tecno will also show the Megapad SE 2, a tablet positioned around education and AI tools. Specifications, pricing, and release timing have not been announced. The company’s accessory additions include the Tecno Watch 4 and Tecno Buds 5 earbuds; Tecno rates the Buds 5 for up to 50 hours of total battery life with their charging case. That case can also double as a phone stand.
For a more stationary gaming setup, Tecno and Tonino Lamborghini are developing the Tecno Taurus, also called the Mega Mini G1 Pro. Tecno describes it as the world’s smallest water-cooled gaming PC. It is expected to use an all-metal chassis with RGB lighting, but the company has not yet provided dimensions or internal hardware details.
A concept phone leads the display experiment
The Next-Gen Bezelless Concept Phone is set for the IFA ShowStoppers event. Tecno claims the device reaches a 0mm visible bezel through changes to its internal component layout, structural design, and display-panel packaging. As a concept, it has no announced path to retail availability.
Tecno’s phone announcements also include the 6.39mm Camon Slim 5G and a 4G Camon Slim with a 3D-curved body, a 50MP main camera using Sony’s Lytia 600 sensor, and AI-controlled ambient lighting. Meanwhile, the Pova 8 Pro 5G Tonino Lamborghini Limited Edition is scheduled to launch September 4, with a Megapad 2 Tonino Lamborghini Limited Edition expected in the fourth quarter.
The convertible Megabook and Megapad SE 2 are the clearest signs of Tecno building out a broader personal-computing ecosystem. Whether they become practical U.S. options will depend on details the company has yet to provide, including regional availability, prices, and final configurations.
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