It’s January, so it’s time for the annual 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Prepare for a flurry of new product announcements this week and for the rest of the month.
Accessory maker Belkin (which works hand in hand with Apple and is owned by Foxconn) has unveiled new products today at CES, which now have been designed using up to 90% recycled materials.
Belkin says it has replaced over 432 metric tons of virgin plastics with post-consumer recycled (PCR) materials across 359 products.
In 2025, several popular chargers and cables will feature 85-90% PCR content, reducing CO2 emissions by up to 84.8%. These eco-friendly accessories will debut in Q2 2025, packaged in plastic-free materials.
Update January 13, 2025: Belkin has sent us Canadian pricing where available and the prices below have been updated.
BoostCharge Pro Magnetic Wireless Charging Pad 15W
This offers fast wireless charging, a pop-up kickstand, and recycled plastic construction. Available April 2025 for $29.99 CAD (no AC adapter) and $39.99 with AC adapter.
BoostCharge Compact USB-C Charger
This compact charger has foldable prongs, available in 45W and 65W options. Launching March 2025 for $29.99–$39.99 USD.
BoostCharge Power Bank 20K
This provides up to 87 hours of extra battery life with built-in USB-C cable and additional ports. Available April 2025 for $59.99 CAD.
SoundForm Anywhere Earbuds
These have a semi open-ear design with ENC microphones, 27-hour battery life, and sweat resistance. Launching Q2 2025. Canadian pricing is TBD.
SoundForm Isolate Over-Ear Headphones
Hybrid ANC, 60-hour battery life, and relaxation features. Available now for $89.99 CAD.
Stage Creator Bundle
This includes a tripod, magnetic phone mount, wearable microphones, and more for hands-free video creation. Launching May 2025. Canadian pricing TBD.
Stage PowerGrip
This combines a 10,000 mAh power bank with an ergonomic phone grip, offering magnetic wireless charging and portability. Available May 2025 and Canadian pricing TBD.
Once available, we’ll have Canadian pricing from Belkin, so stay tuned for updates. When they debut in Canada, you can most likely expect these to hit Apple.ca once again.
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