TESSAN Unveils 'Courage Charge' Initiative at CES 2026 Event

TESSAN's 'Courage Charge' Initiative at CES 2026

At the CES 2026, TESSAN, a renowned global leader in charging solutions, made waves with a remarkable dual-stage presentation, bringing forward a vision that interlinks technology with human potential. The event included both an immersive daytime exhibit at the LVCC South Hall 1 and an invitation-only gathering at The Smith Center, aptly dubbed "Tessan Night". This multifaceted setup allowed TESSAN to transform its brand narrative, focusing on courage, connection, and exploration.

The Daytime Experience: Exploring 'Why Do We Fly?'

During the daytime hours, TESSAN's booth (#31109) became a vibrant hub where visitors could engage with its latest narrative, "The Next Warrior." The visual centerpiece—a captivating wingsuit installation created in partnership with professional wingsuit pilot Jamie—encouraged attendees to ponder the question: "Why Do We Fly?" Instead of providing a technical answer, TESSAN emphasized the human aspect: "Because we believe travel transcends mere movement—it’s about expanding our self-limits. We aim to charge not just devices but the very spirit of courage within us."

Complementing this thought-provoking experience, TESSAN showcased its innovative product lineup, which stands as support for real journeys and authentic stories. Leading the lineup was the Voyager 205, a powerful 205W, 8-port GaN travel hub demonstrated to support high-grade equipment, from drones to professional cameras. This showcased the concept of shared energy essential for explorers pushing boundaries.

Along with the Voyager 205, TESSAN revealed its latest ultra-thin power strip, a marvel of design focused on portability without sacrificing performance. With a 67W MAX USB-C output, high-quality heat-resistant materials, and an adjustable AC module, it epitomizes safety and speed in a compact design. Rounding out the offerings, the desktop charging hub was introduced, delivering an all-in-one solution tailored around the principle of