Anker Innovations unveiled its refreshed brand direction and next-generation products at IFA 2025, including products under the Anker, Eufy, and Soundcore brand names, all powered by advanced AI and robotics.
EufyMake
The eufyMake UV Printer E1 is a personal 3D-texture UV printer that raised a record-breaking US$46 million from 17,000 backers on Kickstarter. Paired with upgraded Make It Real AI design tools, including multi-modal input, one-click 2D-to-3D texture conversion, and smart object recognition, the E1 lets allows you to turn sketches, photos, or text into textured designs on wood, leather, and metal. Backer shipments are already underway, with full retail availability in December 2025 starting at US$2,499.
Eufy Robot Vacuums
Eufy is leveraging AI for its robot vacuums, including the Omni S2, which features HydroJet cleaning and long-lasting 30kPa AeroTurbo Deep Cleaning system. On carpets, AeroTurbo 2.0 delivers powerful, clog-free suction that removes dirt and pet hair from deep in the fibres. Its adaptive chassis lifts up to 5cm, allowing the S2 to cross thick rugs, layered mats, and even shag carpets.
On hard floors, HydroJet 2.0 scrubs with constant downward pressure and real-time pad self-cleaning, eliminating stains instead of spreading them. It will be available later this year in Europe and will launch worldwide in January.
Eufy also unveiled Marswalker, the world’s first stair-climbing carrier for robot vacuums, which automatically carries the S2 between floors. Marswalker is slated for the first half of 2026.
Eufy Security
Eufy Security unveiled AI Core, a large-model AI agent for the home. Trained to detect and anticipate more than 100 different scenarios, from a package delivery to a stranger approaching your door, AI Core delivers on-device responses in under three seconds while keeping all data local for privacy. Notifications are short, precise, and actionable so instead of endless alerts, you get clear instructions.
Eufy Security also launched the eufyCam S4, the first DIY hybrid camera that combines a 4K fixed lens with dual 2K pan-tilt-zoom lenses, providing panoramic coverage and facial detail from up to 15 metres away. The eufyCam S4 is available for pre-sale today starting at US$299 while AI Core will roll out later this year with pricing to follow.
Soundcore
Under the Soundcore brand, there’s the Sleep A30, smart ANC sleep earbuds, which launched earlier this year in the U.S. They tackle snoring and other disruptions with adaptive ANC and AI-generated brainwave audio. The buds will become available globally in October.
The AI Voice Recorder is a coin-sized wearable that clips to clothing and turns conversations into transcripts with summaries, providing 97% accuracy across 100+ languages. It will become available later this year.
Soundcore announced that its Nebula projector line is joining the Soundcore family and unveiled the new Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro at the show, a mobile theatre station. Featuring a 4K triple-laser optical engine for Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos multi-channel spatial sound, the X1 Pro combines theatre-grade video with detachable wireless speakers and powered subwoofers. It delivers video with Dolby Vision and multidimensional sound with Dolby Atmos for an immersive entertainment experience. The X1 Pro launches on Kickstarter on September 23, 2025.
Anker
Anker also introduced its next-generation Prime Series of multi-device charging products. Each Prime device now includes AnkerSense View, a smart display that shows real-time charging speed and temperature at-a-glance. There’s the Prime Charger, a compact 160W multi-port charger. The Prime 300W Power Bank delivers enough power for two laptops and a phone at once and recharges to 50% in just 15 minutes.
The Prime Wireless Charging Station is a Qi2 25W wireless charger with active cooling and a built-in display. And the Prime Docking Station is a triple-display charging dock with stable 8K output.