FOSSiBOT has broadened its IFA 2026 showcase beyond ultra-rugged Android hardware, pairing phones and tablets with portable power stations that reach 3,840Wh of capacity. The largest, the F3600 Pro, is rated for 3,600W output and can be expanded to 11.52kWh.
The company’s power range also includes the F3000, which combines a 2,048Wh battery with 3,000W output and support for up to 1,200W of solar input. At the smaller end, the FDC300 offers 288Wh, bidirectional 140W USB-C and a fold-out fan.
On the mobile side, the F107 Pro remains FOSSiBOT’s most extreme battery-focused handset, carrying a 28,000mAh cell and weighing close to 1kg. It also has a large flashlight integrated into its top edge.
The F113 5G steps down to a 20,000mAh battery while using MediaTek’s Dimensity 7050 chipset. Its hardware includes a 64MP night-vision camera and a flashlight claimed to reach up to 50 meters. FOSSiBOT also showed the F115 Ultra, a rugged model that combines night vision with a laser rangefinder and thermal camera.
FOSSiBOT’s rugged tablet lineup follows the same high-capacity approach. The DT3 5G has a 10.4-inch display, Dimensity 7300 processor, 12GB of RAM, 64MP camera and a 21,560mAh battery with 66W charging. The tablet weighs more than 1kg.
The IFA lineup additionally included more conventional-looking C17 and S7 series phones, as well as models with rear secondary displays for notifications and camera previews. FOSSiBOT is still centered on heavily protected devices, including IP68/IP69K-rated designs, but its display now spans personal devices and substantially larger off-grid power products. Pricing, release timing and regional availability for the IFA 2026 products have not been detailed.
