At IFA 2026, from 4 to 8 September in Berlin, among artificial intelligence, connected appliances and new home technologies there is room for a field that in recent years has undergone a quiet but profound transformation: home fitness.
It is here that the presence of Kingsmith enters the scene, a brand that for years has worked at the intersection of technology, design and space optimization, bringing to the fair an ecosystem of solutions designed to train comfortably at home without sacrificing gym-grade performance.
Kingsmith was born with a clear idea: to make home fitness compatible with real life, the reality of compact homes, frenetic rhythms and the need not to turn the living room into a full-time gym.
It is an approach that the brand sums up in the mission ‘Better Living, Together’ and that translates concretely into smart fitness, space-saving and design, three pillars that recur across every product in the range.
It’s no coincidence that Kingsmith claims over 260 patents worldwide, spread across structural engineering, industrial design, and smart technologies for training: a technical heritage that explains why the brand chooses to present itself in a context like IFA, where fitness meets consumer electronics and home innovation in a broader sense.
The flagship product of Kingsmith’s presence at IFA 2026 is KingSmith G5i, the first treadmill with a foldable running deck, adjustable from 1% up to 18% on multiple levels. This feature allows expanding the range of training possible at home: no longer just walking or flat-ground running, but sessions that simulate uphill routes, useful for those seeking a more intense workout for legs and glutes without necessarily increasing speed.
What makes KingSmith G5i consistent with the brand’s space-saving philosophy is its folding design, conceived to reduce its footprint when the treadmill is not in use and to make it easier to store vertically against a wall or under a bed.
The running plan integrates the SoftStep cushioning system, which softens the impact during running and, according to Kingsmith, provides additional support specifically during incline sessions, when the strain on the joints and musculature tends to increase.
On the front of the interface, KingSmith G5i adopts a color rotating display integrated into a control knob (SpeedDial), designed to adjust speed and incline without having to interrupt the workout to interact with the smartphone.
All of it integrates with the KS Fit app, which allows you to schedule personalized sessions and monitor progress over time. It nicely summarizes Kingsmith’s approach: a balance designed between professional-grade performance and a footprint compatible with home spaces.
If KingSmith G5i focuses on incline, KingSmith X218 targets those who are primarily looking for speed: the treadmill reaches 18 km/h, a speed that makes it suitable for more demanding running sessions, not just walking.
Among the most interesting features is the instant start via NFC technology that allows you to quickly open the KS Fit app by bringing your smartphone close to the panel, so you can begin your workout in just a few taps. Additionally, the treadmill is equipped with a package of eleven integrated training programs, designed for those who want to train autonomously without having to manually set every parameter.
Here too, the display plays a central role: KingSmith X218 adopts a Dial Display with a dynamic light bar, designed to provide all the information needed during training without having to rely on a smartphone.
On the space-saving front, the treadmill uses a double-fold with vertical locking capability, maintaining the same focus on the compact design that characterizes the rest of the Kingsmith range. Compared with KingSmith G5i, it is a product aimed more at those who prioritize pure performance, while still featuring a design intended to fit into the home.
Stepping out of the world of treadmills, Kingsmith also brings to IFA 2026 KingSmith WMX, a rowing machine that combines a water resistance system with adjustable magnetic resistance, up to a combined maximum of 80 kg.
It is a hybrid solution designed to offer a rowing feel that is more natural and fluid than magnetic-only systems, while still allowing precise adjustment of the workout intensity.
Even KingSmith WMX follows Kingsmith’s space-saving philosophy thanks to its foldable TriFold structure, which significantly reduces its footprint once the workout is finished. The product emphasizes a balanced performance-to-design ratio, with a compact build and refined materials that make it suitable for a home setting, from an aesthetic standpoint as well as a functional one.
Completa l’ecosistema Kingsmith presentato a IFA 2026 KingSmith BX2, a multifunction bench designed for home strength training. The heart of the product is a gas-spring resistance system adjustable across 4 levels up to 80 kg, which allows switching from one exercise to another without having to handle free weights, supporting over 100 exercise variations to work on all the major muscle groups.
KingSmith BX2 is designed as an all-in-one solution for those who want to build strength without dedicating an entire room to gym equipment, thanks to a compact structure and multiple adjustments that broaden its versatility.
The product has received two international design awards, the iF Design Award and the Red Dot Design Award, confirming how Kingsmith continues to invest as much in the technical aspect as in the aesthetic aspect of its products.
To cap Kingsmith’s presence at IFA 2026, WalkingCase is presented as a preview of what will be the brand’s new WalkingPad (with a speed of 1–6 km/h), whose launch is tentatively planned between October and November 2026.
At the core of WalkingCase is taking the idea of portability to the extreme: ultra-portable design, folding structure, telescopic handle and integrated wheels that allow you to move it between rooms in the house with the same ease with which a travel trolley is moved, drawing inspiration precisely from the bulk and maneuverability of a carry-on bag.
It should be noted that the specifications currently available for WalkingCase are preliminary and may change before the official market launch.
To complete the Kingsmith product experience, there is the KS Fit app, which accompanies a large portion of the range with training data monitoring, guided workouts, and progress tracking over time, helping to make the entire ecosystem more cohesive both digitally and physically.
Kingsmith returns once again to the tech fair in Berlin with the aim of showing how home fitness can evolve through technology, design, performance, and space-saving solutions, bringing the training experience closer to the daily life of those who live in spaces not always designed to host a gym.
For those who want to take advantage of the brand’s presence at the fair, the discount code GIZIFA15 is active, which guarantees a 15% discount on G5i, X218, BX2 and WMX until September 30.
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