When you think of Anker, you probably think of portable charging banks, cables, and power adapters. But did you know that the brand owns Eufy, Soundcore, and Solix, too? Anker makes everything from robot vacuums to headphones and earbuds, portable power stations, security camera and video doorbells, and more.
That will soon change as Anker plans to slowly consolidate everything into a single line under the Anker moniker. This news was confirmed at the company’s press conference at IFA 2026, where Anker has also opened its first flagship standalone store in Europe. At IFA 2026, Anker showed the power behind all the products it has to offer, and the way they are unified together.
Launching at IFA 2026 are new earbuds, including sleep buds and a innovative non-wearable sleep aid, a new baby-certified robot vacuum (and a slick mower), smart home products, chargers, and more. Here are the highlights.
Smart Home Innovations
Anker’s smart home innovations begin with the new Anker Mindbase, an AI-powered hub that combines whole-home connectivity with on-device computing, local storage, and more. All your Anker products, including security, energy, cleaning, and audio, can run on this single intelligence network. It also works with third-party devices through Matter, HomeKit, Alexa, Google Assistant, and Home Assistant.
With a massive and expandable 48TB capacity, you can keep all your data locally with no monthly subscriptions. It leverages a local large language model to run, process, and analyze information.
Also for the home is the eufy NVR Security System E50, a hybrid bullet PTZ dual-lens camera. It features eufy OmniTrack AI tracking and auto framing, red and blue strobe deterrence, 24/7 PoE recording, and is expandable. A four-camera kit is US$999 without an HDD and U$1,199 with a 2TB drive, while an eight-camera kit is US$1,599 without HDD and US$1,899 with 4TB.
If you’re looking to upgrade your video doorbell, there’s the eufy Video Doorbell S4, a dual-purpose wired video doorbell and security camera with 9MP resolution, OmniTrack, and a 180° panoramic field-of-view. It provides an immersive virtual reality (VR) experience, says Anker, and sells for US$299 with chime.
Also launching is the eufy Window Camera E10 that offers 2.5K resolution with night vision and anti-reflection. Mounting using the no-trace sticker (no drilling needed), it offers 25° adjustable tilt and 24/7 recording with AI detection. Set for availability in October/November, it will sell for U$70 and affords a simple no-install solution.
Finally, there’s the eufy Fall Detection Sensor, a great option for an elderly parent or grandparent, or those with mobility issues. It uses mmWave radar to detect a fall and uses two-walk talk while sending instant alerts. It’s useful for those who don’t want a wearable like a smartwatch they have to charge or a prominent medical alert bracelet. More details about availability and pricing are to come.
Robotic Cleaners
I have tested many eufy vacuums, and from the design to the efficiency and effectiveness as well as unique features and the high-tech app experience, they are top-notch. The latest to join the line is the Anker eufy Omni E35 robot vacuum and mop, which is built to baby-grade standards, making it an ideal option for new parents. It’s stamped with the Maternal and Infant Cleaning Robot mark and certified by TÜV to not only remove dust mites but also sterilize your floor surfaces. It has also earned Asthma & Allergy Friendly certification from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA). The vacuum meets standards for bacterial elimination, low noise, cleaning efficiency, and self-cleaning
The Omni E35 uses an AeroTurbo 2.0 multi-cyclone filtration system with 35,000Pa of power and has a HydroJet 2.0 self-cleaning roller mop. Along with the traditional modes, there’s also a new Kitchen Deep Clean mode that runs a saturate, soak, and scrub process to get caked on stains.
The Omni E35 will be available in the U.S. starting September 25, 2026 for an MSRP of US$1,100 (early bird pricing is US$900).
Moving to the outdoors, there’s the Anker eufy S2 Max robot lawn mower, which is notably the first model the company has developed entirely in house. It can map up to 15,000 square metres of lawn and works autonomously with no boundary wires or RTK. It uses Vision-based SLAM navigation that builds a 3D real-time map of your back yard, front lawn, or property.
With 48 TOPS computing for real-time perception and decision-making, it offers edge-to-edge cutting with an extendable trimming arm as well, so you don’t have to finish the job manually. The full AWD can handle terrains with an up to 38° slope while the dual-blade system doubles cutting efficiency.
Set for European release in May 2027, it will sell there for 3,999 Euros; U.S. and Canadian availability is TBA.
Headphones and Audio
Anker’s Soundcore line of headphones is quickly getting attention for performance and convenient features, like the Anker Soundcore Liberty 5 Pro Max earbuds I reviewed earlier this year that come with a note-taking charging case. And the company is expanding on the line in a big way with several new models.
The Anker soundcore AeroClip 2 Pro wireless earbuds have the same AI note-taker as the Liberty 5 Pro Max, but they are clip-on style. Still powered by the Anker Thus AI chip, you can capture online meetings and calls then transcribe and summarize them for you. On-device AI voice extraction with four high-SNR MEMs mics and two bone conduction sensors ensures clear calls. The fit with the GoldenFit C-Bridge and have a 11.3mm dual-diaphragm driver with AI AdaptiveTune for immersive sound. Launch date is TBD and they will sell for US$230.
There’s also the Anker soundcore Space 2 Pro (September 22; US$200), which have the Thus AI chip and an eight-sensor array with real-time voice separation and noise cancellation. With adaptive ANC, the over-ear headphones claim to offer stronger noise cancellation than the Space One Pro. HearID 5.0 generates personalized sound profiles, delivering Hi-Res LDAC lossless quality sound. The comfortable headband is combined with soft, skin-friendly ear cushions for pressure-free wear. You get up to 60 hours of listening per charge, 30 hours with ANC on, and 20 hours of talk time per charge.
The Anker soundcore Liberty Buds 2 (September 22; US$130) employ the same Thus AI chip and eight-sensor array in a compact, 4.7-gram wireless bud design. You get a six-sensor, full-band ANC system and custom 9.2mm wool paper diaphragm with HearID 5.0.
For those with hearing loss, the Anker RIC hearing aids (availability and pricing TBD) are powered by the Thus AI chip and offer a clinical-grade hearing aid experience. Four beamforming microphones lock onto the voice while quietly everything else so you can hear someone speaking more clearly. They can fast charge for five minutes to provide two hours of use, and you get 12 hours per full charge, 36 hours with the charging case.
If you’re looking for a new pair of sleep buds to help you get quality rest, the Anker Sleep Earbuds 4 and 4 Pro may fit the bill. They boast precise in-ear PPG that monitors sleep stages, heart rate and heart rate variability (HRV), and dynamically adjust audio content to help you find the best sleep sounds. They work with the included SleepHub smart screen charging case so you don’t need to light up your phone to control them, helping prevent unneeded distractions with late-night scrolling. Use the case to set an alarm, get insights, and play relaxation audio tracks. They also offer noise blocking and adaptive snore masking if your partner snores.
The Earbuds 4 will launch in October 2026 and the Earbuds 4 Pro in November 2026 with pricing TBA.
The Anker soundcore SleepLab Pro (availability and pricing TBD) is an alternative for those who don’t want a wearable. Instead, the circular unit sits atop your night table and it uses 60GHz radar to track your heart rate, breathing, and four sleep stages.
You get a detailed sleep report each morning, comparing sound-light routines to your quality sleep. It has five science-backed modes and 28-day progression syncs to your resonance rhythm. Acoustic beats in Alpha, Theta, and Delta help guide you to deeper sleep.
All it requires is a single tap to get started, without the need for a subscription or even your phone. Stream music video Bluetooth 6.1 and choose from more than 180 free sounds.
On-the-Go Charging
One of the core product categories for the Anker brand has always been portable power and charging, and the company has several new products in this space, too.
The Anker MagGo Power Bank Pro 2 (September 17; US$110) is a 10,000mAh, SGS-certified charger with a built-in cooling fan. The bank is certified to stay below 36°C (96.8°F) for the entire time it’s charging your connected device. Most other power banks, says Anker, can hit 45°C (113°F) or higher within 20 minutes of charging, which forces your phone to slow down.
It offers 25W max wireless charging for compatible devices, so you can get a phone like the iPhone 17 Pro to 25% in 10 minutes or 50% in 25 minutes. The charger itself recharges to 80% in just 52 minutes. A smart display shows power, temperature, battery level, and time remaining.
Weighing 220 grams, it also has a USB-C output with 45W max power, so you can also recharge a device like a MacBook Air. It will come in Phantom Gray, Starlight Silver, and Polar Night Blue.
For dedicated laptop charging at home or on the go, the Anker Laptop Charger Pro (September; US$60) can recognize your exact laptop model and optimize charging accordingly. It offers 100% recognition for Mac and 90%+ for Windows when using the desktop app. Tap the Care Mode button for recognition and you can extend battery life by more than 40%. It offers 45W max charging for a MacBook, 65W for Windows, and 30W mac for iPhone 17. The 100W max GaN charger can fully charge in 55 minutes, and it has a smart display to show real-time power, temperature, and mode.
The desktop app adds over-the-air (OTA) updates, monthly battery health reports, and custom charge limits from 80-100%. Since it’s 38% smaller than the Apple 96W charger and has foldable prongs, you might prefer it for travel.
Finally, there’s the Anker MagStand Charging Station, which is due out in the second half of the year with pricing TBD. It can charge three devices in one with a 25W Max magnetic wireless pad, 60W Max retractable cable, and 30W Max USB-C port. Perfect for the office desk or nightstand, active cooling keeps your phone at 37°C, which Anker says is 5°C cooler than competitors.
For charging overnight, use the overnight care mode: double-tap and it will pace the charge so it finishes right before your alarm. An amber display (that won’t distract you at night) shows time, weather, and charging status. The unit can also recognize your phone model and matches a charging curve accordingly. It can charge an iPhone 17 Pro to 50%, says Anker, in about 27 minutes.
Anker also showed a unique travel charger that works in more than 200 countries and regions with pop-out prongs to fit different outlets. The concept isn’t new by any means, but it’s compact, lightweight, and perfect for frequent travelers to pop into their carry-on or luggage.