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4 September 2026

Exploring BenQ’s Latest Visual Technologies at IFA 2026

BenQ presents groundbreaking innovations at IFA 2026, focusing on human-centered design for work and entertainment.

Exploring BenQ's Latest Visual Technologies at IFA 2026

BenQ, a global leader in visual technology, has unveiled its latest innovations at IFA 2026, focusing on enhancing both work and entertainment experiences. The company’s new products span lighting, projection, monitors, and desktop accessories, all designed with intelligent technologies and a human-centered approach.

The German consumer market saw a 6.7% increase in monitor sales in 2025, reflecting the growing demand for advanced visual technology. BenQ’s new portfolio addresses this demand by offering solutions tailored to various needs, from workplace lighting to home entertainment and gaming.

Lighting Solutions for Modern Workspaces

BenQ’s ScreenBar® lighting portfolio continues to evolve with the introduction of the ScreenBar® Max and iScreenBar™. These lighting solutions are designed to provide precise illumination, adaptive brightness control, and space-saving technology, catering to the diverse needs of professionals.

The ScreenBar® Max is particularly notable for its ability to provide broader and more balanced illumination across larger desk setups, making it ideal for dual-monitor workspaces. On the other hand, the iScreenBar™ is the world’s first lighting solution exclusively designed for iMac users, integrating seamlessly into Apple’s desktop environment. Both products aim to enhance visual comfort, productivity, and efficiency.

Transforming Spaces with Projection Technology

BenQ’s new projectors, including the W4200TK715i and AK900ST demonstrate how projection can transform spaces and expand the possibilities of home entertainment. These projectors feature AI-powered image and contrast optimization, multi-stage de-speckle technology, and flexible installation options, enabling immersive and comfortable viewing experiences tailored to different spatial requirements.

The AK900ST and AK800ST projectors are particularly innovative, as they are designed specifically for indoor golf simulation. These projectors use AI Sim Sense technology to automatically adjust the picture to suit the simulated course, room lighting, and projection screen. They can also switch between different picture modes for golf, movies, gaming, and sports, making them versatile entertainment solutions.

Monitors Tailored to Specific Needs

BenQ’s monitor portfolio is built around the distinct demands of programmers, Mac users, and gamers. The RD Series is designed for engineering professionals, offering features tailored to all-day visual comfort and productivity-oriented workflows. The MA Series is designed to integrate seamlessly into the Mac ecosystem, providing a continuous Mac experience with the freedom to work your way.

For gamers, the MOBIUZ EX321UZ combines professional-grade visual performance with an immersive gaming experience. This monitor features BenQ Color Lab’s exclusive color tuning technology, which crafts color based on Game Art Styles—Fantasy, Realistic, and Sci-Fi—unveiling the game’s hidden beauty while staying faithful to the artist’s intent.

Introducing INFTYLAB: A New Brand for Mac Users

BenQ has expanded beyond visual technology with the introduction of INFTYLAB a new brand focused on ergonomic desktop accessories specifically designed for the Apple ecosystem. The initial INFTYLAB portfolio includes the Studio ArmM Mouse and Flow Desk Mat all combining Apple-inspired design with professional-grade functionality and comfort.

The Studio Arm is the first monitor arm built exclusively for Apple displays, featuring patented ZeroTune™ weight adjustment and integrated cable management. The M Mouse is designed to support typical Mac gestures, offering an ergonomic design that eliminates the tradeoff between comfort and functionality. The Flow Desk Mat integrates cable management into a clean and organized desktop setup.

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