Day Two at IFA is already a full-blown city adventure. Media-only access? Sure, but today the crowds hit, the energy spikes, and from brunch to after-parties, Berlin becomes one big tech playground. Even so, we barely scratched the surface.
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We kicked off at Speediance, checking out their new Gym Monster 2—seriously cool gear, more on that soon. Next up: a whirlwind of press conferences, some thrilling, some…less so. But then came Motorola, and wow.
Remember the 2000s RAZR craze? That was Motorola at its peak—sleek, iconic flip phones with up to 10 days of battery life. Now, after nearly a decade of silence, Motorola’s back with the RAZR 60 (Ultra). Same jaw-dropping design, but now packed with features that truly make it a modern marvel. Nostalgia meets cutting-edge.
We had to make tough choices—too many events, too little time. We landed at Baseus, a young brand with big dreams. They’re all about headphones and chargers, and through partnerships with legends like Bose, they’re moving into premium territory without breaking the bank. Their new open-ear headphones?
Just €150, and the sound is insane. Open-ear is the trend to watch: you hear your music and the world around you. Perfect for me as a glasses-wearer—no clashing arms, no slipping out, and so light you could even nap in them.
Then there was Urevo, turning the treadmill into a compact home fitness machine. Perfect for sneaking in a workout between work or Netflix binges—especially as the cold season hits. Functional, space-friendly, and surprisingly sleek.
We closed out Day Two at TCL, unwinding in the chic Monkey Bar. Drinks, views over Berlin, and the kind of vibe that makes you forget the packed, whirlwind day behind you.
Text: Marco Kokkot
