IFA 2026, Europe's largest tech trade show, saw new hardware announcements from TP-Link and JMGO. The event, which runs from September 4th to 8th, is a platform for manufacturers to showcase new appliances, smartphones, and smart home gadgets.
TP-Link introduced its first hardware targeting the unfinalized Wi-Fi 8 standard (IEEE 802.11bn). The new products include the Archer 8 Ultra tri-band router and the Deco 8 Ultra mesh system. TP-Link states these devices focus on addressing connectivity problems rather than just speed upgrades.
The Archer 8 Ultra router offers wireless speeds up to 19Gbps and wired speeds up to 10Gbps, featuring 18 internal antennas. The Deco 8 Ultra mesh system provides up to 22Gbps wireless and 10Gbps wired connectivity, with a three-pack covering 9,800 square feet and supporting over 200 devices.
JMGO launched its 4K 120Hz Iris Ultra Max all-in-one Google TV projector outside China. This projector features a dual-iris system designed to produce a 10,000:1 native contrast ratio. The dual irises control light scatter and brightness more effectively than a single iris.
The Iris Ultra Max also boasts a triple-laser light engine capable of producing a 6,500 ISO lumen image. This represents an advancement in projector brightness and contrast capabilities compared to previous models.
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TP-Link introduced new Wi-Fi 8 routers and mesh systems, while JMGO released a 4K 120Hz projector outside China at IFA 2026. These announcements showcase early adoption of upcoming wireless standards and advancements in projector technology.