What was shown at MWC 2026: smartphones, laptops, and devices of the future
At the Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona, major technology companies unveiled new smartphones, laptops, gaming devices, and concepts for future gadgets. Key trends include artificial intelligence in devices, new screen form factors, and the development of tech ecosystems. Here’s a look at the most interesting devices showcased at MWC 2026.
Honor Magic V6
A next-generation foldable smartphone that has become one of the most discussed devices at the exhibition. The model features a large flexible display of nearly eight inches and a slim body, making it one of the most compact among foldable devices. The smartphone uses a high-density silicon-carbon battery with a capacity of 6660 mAh, allowing for extended battery life without increasing the thickness of the device. The device is also equipped with a flagship Snapdragon processor and AI features for photo editing and multitasking.
Honor Robot Phone
Honor showcased the experimental Robot Phone smartphone with an unusual camera module. The camera is mounted on a movable gimbal mechanism that can rotate, track objects, and even react to user actions. This mechanism improves stabilization during shooting and opens up new scenarios for interacting with the device. The concept demonstrates how smartphones can combine mobile electronics with elements of robotics.
Lenovo ThinkBook Modular AI PC Concept
Lenovo presented a modular laptop concept where individual components can be changed or added. The device includes a base 14-inch laptop to which additional displays, input modules, and various ports can be connected. This architecture allows the computer to be adapted for different tasks, from work to content creation.
Lenovo Legion Go Fold Concept
Legion Go Fold is a concept portable gaming console with a foldable screen. The device can function as a compact gaming console, and when unfolded, it transforms into a large display for more comfortable gaming. The console supports various usage modes, including handheld mode, tablet mode, and desktop mode.
Lenovo Yoga Book Pro 3D Concept
Lenovo also showcased a concept laptop with a 3D screen that does not require special glasses. The device uses technology to convert 2D content into 3D and supports gesture control. This format is aimed at designers, game developers, and professionals working with 3D graphics.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra
Samsung's flagship smartphone received one of the main awards at MWC 2026. The device is equipped with a new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor and an updated camera system focused on mobile photography. One of the key features is the Privacy Display technology, which limits screen visibility at an angle and protects information from prying eyes. The smartphone also received enhanced AI features for photo processing, search, and text work.
Tecno Modular Phone Concept
Tecno presented a concept modular smartphone to which magnetic accessories can be connected. Among them are an additional camera module and a physical controller for more convenient shooting. This approach allows expanding the functionality of the device without replacing the smartphone itself.
Qwen Smart Glasses
This is your next-generation personal portal that changes the way we interact with artificial intelligence. It connects the physical gadget with artificial intelligence, meaning AI is always at hand and ready to help with everyday tasks.
Call.io
This is a platform that adds artificial intelligence to the telecom infrastructure of communication operators. It works on top of existing systems: messengers, voice communication, and SIP networks, giving subscribers a personal AI assistant directly within familiar services—without installing additional applications.
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