Edifier will celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2026 and will be exhibiting at IFA 2026 in Berlin from September 4 to 8—marking its first-ever appearance as an exhibitor at the trade show. Under the motto “Complete Audio Solutions for Every Listening Scenario,” the manufacturer will showcase its entire product portfolio, ranging from true wireless earbuds to home theater speakers, studio monitors, and gaming headsets. The biggest new products at the booth include the XR6 studio monitor, the M90 and MW6T speaker duo, the WH950NB Pro noise-canceling headphones, and the STAX SPIRIT planar magnetic headphone series.
Note: This article is based on a press release from Edifier prior to the start of the trade show, as well as supplementary sources. Changes are still possible until the official unveiling at IFA, such as in prices or the release date.
In summary:
- Edifier will be exhibiting at IFA in Berlin for the first time in 2026 (September 4–8) and will celebrate its 30th anniversary that same year.
- New products include the XR6 studio monitor, the M90 and MW6T speaker duo, the WH950NB Pro ANC headphones, and the STAX SPIRIT planar series.
- The booth will feature dedicated zones for personal audio, home entertainment, studio monitoring, premium hi-fi, and gaming under the HECATE brand.
- Edifier has not yet announced prices or release dates for the IFA new products in its latest announcement.
Edifier at IFA 2026: What’s Behind the Exhibition
Edifier was founded in Beijing in 1996 and now operates in more than 80 countries. With Personal Audio, Portable Audio, Home Audio, Hi-Fi, Studio, and Gaming Audio, the company covers virtually every listening scenario, bringing it all together under brands such as STAX, HECATE, and AIRPULSE. The fact that the manufacturer is coming to Berlin for the first time on the occasion of its 30th anniversary fits right in with the trade show’s vision: According to IFA CEO Leif Lindner, the audio sector at IFA is growing noticeably and has long since expanded beyond traditional hi-fi to include mobile listening, open-ear headphones, and home entertainment. In addition to Edifier, new additions to the trade show’s audio segment include AIWA Europe, Moondrop, and Ultimea, among others (Source: IFA Berlin).
The product highlights in detail
XR6: Studio monitor with automatic room calibration
The XR6 is Edifier’s new active studio monitor designed for reference-quality sound. At its core is a room calibration system that combines an onboard DSP with separate PC software to automatically adapt the sound to different rooms. The enclosure is made entirely of aluminum to minimize resonance and cabinet noise, while a true three-way design ensures precise sound reproduction and low distortion. Edifier markets the XR6 to both professional studios and home producers.
M90 and MW6T: Compact Speaker Set with Subwoofer
Together, the M90 bi-amp speaker and the compact MW6T subwoofer form a system for the living room and desk. The M90 delivers 100 watts RMS, is Hi-Res Audio and Hi-Res Audio Wireless certified, and can be connected via HDMI eARC, Bluetooth 6.0 with LDAC, USB-C, or optical—making it equally practical for TVs, PCs, and streaming.
The MW6T complements the system with 210 watts RMS, two 6.5-inch drivers, and room calibration for more even bass. Attentive readers may already be familiar with the M90: Edifier showcased the speaker back in January at CES 2026. At IFA, it’s now making its European debut, paired with the new subwoofer. Anyone interested in compact Edifier speakers in general will find our review of the Edifier Studio R33BT a good point of comparison from a different price range.
WH950NB Pro: Adaptive ANC and Spatial Audio with Head Tracking
The WH950NB Pro is the upgraded version of the well-known WH950NB and combines adaptive hybrid ANC with spatial audio and head tracking. Eight microphones handle noise cancellation, two dynamic drivers deliver the sound, and a separate six-microphone system is designed to ensure clearer phone calls. It also features Bluetooth 6.1 and up to 70 hours of battery life with ANC turned off. Our review of the Edifier WH950NB shows just how well its predecessor performs in everyday use: solid build quality, decent sound, and a fair price. For the Pro model, the most noticeable difference from the original is likely to be the spatial audio with head tracking.
STAX SPIRIT: Planar-Magnetic Headphones as a Premium Offering
With the STAX SPIRIT series, Edifier is bringing its premium headphone line—featuring planar magnetic driver technology—to the market. The series is aimed at listeners who value detail and low distortion, without sacrificing the convenience of Bluetooth. Earlier models in the series, such as the STAX SPIRIT S3, already show the direction the brand is heading: German retailers currently list them starting at around 300 euros (source: Geizhals). The current announcement does not specify which specific STAX SPIRIT model Edifier will showcase at IFA 2026.
All products at a glance
| Product | Category | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| XR6 | Studio Monitor (Three-Way) | Aluminum enclosure, DSP room calibration with PC software |
| M90 | Active Speaker | 100 W RMS, HDMI eARC, Bluetooth 6.0 with LDAC, Hi-Res Audio |
| MW6T | Subwoofer | 210 W RMS, two 6.5-inch drivers, room calibration |
| WH950NB Pro | ANC Headphones | 8-microphone ANC, spatial audio with head tracking, Bluetooth 6.1, up to 70 hours of battery life |
| STAX SPIRIT | Planar headphones | Planar-magnetic drivers, wireless, designed for reference-quality sound |
Pricing, Availability, and Positioning
Edifier does not specify exact prices or release dates for the XR6, MW6T, WH950NB Pro, and the STAX SPIRIT model at IFA in its latest announcement. The situation is much the same for the M90: According to SoundGuys, the speaker has been available since early March 2026, but an official price has not yet been announced. Those who want to experience the products in person will find them in dedicated themed zones at the Edifier booth, complemented by a hi-fi area featuring the flagship S3000 MKII and the AIRPULSE series, as well as a HECATE gaming zone (Source: Edifier).
Conclusion
With its IFA debut, Edifier is sending a clear message: The manufacturer no longer wants to be perceived solely as a brand for affordable PC speakers, but rather as a provider for just about every listening scenario, from the studio to the living room. Whether the XR6, WH950NB Pro, or STAX SPIRIT will ultimately prove compelling in terms of price remains to be seen until Edifier announces specific figures. We’ll update this article as soon as new details regarding prices or release dates become available.
