Blackview’s IFA 2026 lineup stretched far beyond its usual rugged-phone territory, led by the XPLORE 2 Satellite, a 20,000mAh handset with two-way satellite communications for voice, text and location sharing. The company and its OSCAL sub-brand also brought rugged tablets, home-backup power systems, gaming hardware, Android entertainment devices and projectors to the show.
The XPLORE 2 Satellite pairs its large battery with a 3.2K 120Hz AMOLED display. It is distinct from the XPLORE 1 Walkie Talkie, which uses dedicated VHF/UHF radio hardware rather than satellite connectivity.
- Blackview XPLORE 2 Satellite: a rugged phone with a 20,000mAh battery, 3.2K 120Hz AMOLED screen and two-way satellite voice, text and location communications.
- Blackview XPLORE 1 Walkie Talkie: a separate rugged communication device equipped with hardware VHF/UHF radio.
- OSCAL PILOT 8: a professional rugged phone focused on performance, 5G and night vision.
- OSCAL PILOT 6: a rugged model with 160 × 120 thermal imaging.
- OSCAL SPIDER 10: a tablet built around a 20,000mAh battery.
- Blackview Active 12 Pro: an 11-inch rugged tablet with a 30,000mAh battery, 120W charging, Dimensity 7300 processor and a built-in 200-lumen autofocus 1080p projector.
The Active 12 Pro also has a substantial integrated kickstand, a practical inclusion for a tablet weighing 1.5kg. Its projector makes it one of the more unconventional products in Blackview’s rugged portfolio, combining a large battery, tablet display and portable projection hardware in one device.
Power, PCs and projection
OSCAL’s PowerMax 2400 Pro portable power station has a 2,016Wh capacity and 2,400W output, with expansion support up to 22.176kWh through additional battery modules. The unit is positioned for home backup, recreational vehicles and off-grid setups, and includes two 100W USB-C ports.
Blackview also showed the GamiBook 16 gaming laptop, configured with an Intel Core i7-13650HX processor, Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 graphics, 16GB of DDR5 memory, a 1TB SSD and a 16-inch 2.5K display with a 300Hz refresh rate. Mini PCs and the PlayPop 8 Android gaming platform for TVs rounded out the computing and gaming range.
On the projection side, the Blackview PV1000 Max uses a 360-degree gimbal design and delivers 1,000 ANSI lumens with native Full HD resolution. It supports 4K decoding, but it is not a native 4K projector. The VIDAA-based model includes Dolby Audio and supports projected image sizes from 40 to 150 inches.
The breadth of the IFA display signals how far Blackview and OSCAL are extending their product categories, from durable mobile hardware into energy storage, PCs and home entertainment. International pricing, regional availability and release timing for the showcased products were not specified in the information provided.
