From October 23 to 25, 2026, the 28th Audio Video Show will kick off in Warsaw, the capital of Poland. As the largest audio, video and home theater equipment exhibition in Poland, it is hailed as the second largest event of its kind globally, second only to the Munich High-End Show. [1]
This edition is expected to attract brands, distributors and audiophiles from around the world to gather in Warsaw, showcasing the latest audio, video and home theater solutions. Spanning three days, the exhibition covers a wide range of products from entry-level to flagship, making it an important window for observing industry trends. [1]
Although specific participating brands or new product details have not yet been announced, following past conventions, the Audio Video Show usually sees many European and international brands making their public debuts. For professionals and enthusiasts unable to attend the Munich show, this is a rare opportunity to get close to cutting-edge products. [1]
The highlight of the show lies in its positioning as the 'second largest' — meaning the number of exhibitors, exhibition area and visitor traffic are among the top in the world. At the same time, Warsaw, as a transportation hub in Eastern Europe, provides a convenient offline exchange platform for audio and video enthusiasts from neighboring countries. [1]
Editor's perspective: For audiophiles or dealers planning a trip to Europe in the fall of 2026, the Audio Video Show is a worthwhile event to schedule. Compared to the high threshold and crowded crowds of the Munich show, the Warsaw show, though slightly smaller in scale, is often more 'walkable' — with more relaxed listening environments and friendlier negotiation atmospheres. It is suitable for users who want to experience products deeply and build industry connections. If you have a limited budget and focus more on mainstream models rather than top limited editions, this show can provide sufficient first-hand listening references without spending too much on expensive tickets and transportation. [1]