At IFA 2026, TORRAS puts phone cases to work beyond drop protection
BERLIN, Sept. 09, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Visitors at TORRAS' stand at IFA 2026 rotated built-in phone stands to frame shots, mounted devices on compatible metal surfaces to check routes and record video, and shared photos and videos under the booth's "Free Your Hands to Create" theme. TORRAS estimated that around 1,500 people visited the stand during the five-day event.
Visitors adjusted viewing angles and tested filming setups for travel and outdoor use, making the case part of how the phone was positioned rather than simply what covered it. The event marked the Q3 Air Pro's first major international exhibition showcase. Media interest included Tom's Guide, Inside Digital, CHIP and NotebookCheck.
Phones now serve as cameras, navigation tools and screens, often while people are travelling, exercising or commuting. In response, case makers are adding hands-free viewing, magnetic mounting and flexible positioning. The design task now extends beyond surviving a fall to how a phone is held, placed and viewed.
TORRAS demonstrated this approach with the Q3 Air Pro. The company said its sealed Air Duet system uses two layers to absorb and disperse impact. Its 360-degree hidden stand incorporates an 18N magnetic hold for placement on compatible metal surfaces. Under the Ostand Shot concept, visitors explored hands-free viewing, navigation and filming, taking calls and setting up shots without a separate stand.
The case's matte finish and textured sides were presented for steadier handling during active or outdoor use. TORRAS also showed the single-layer Q3 Air as a lighter option and the entry-level Q3 Rugged for routine daily use.
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