Anker unveiled a broad product lineup at IFA 2026, including new chargers, audio devices, Eufy security products and a smart home hub, with several launches set for September.
The company introduced a series of charging devices under its Anker brand, many with built-in displays, alongside new Soundcore headphones and earbuds using its Thus AI chip and new Eufy security and appliance products.
The Anker Nano Universal Charger operates in more than 200 regions and countries and includes built-in U.S., U.K. and EU plugs. Anker said it can charge four devices at once through three USB-C ports and one USB-A port, and deliver 100W charging to a laptop when a single USB-C device is connected.
Anker did not disclose pricing or availability for the Nano Universal Charger, the Nano Charging Station or the Desktop USB-C Hub. The Nano Charging Station has four USB-C ports and two USB-A ports, and Anker said it can charge two 13-inch MacBook Airs and an iPhone 17 Pro to 50% in 30 minutes.
The Desktop USB-C Hub includes ethernet, three USB-A ports, two USB-C ports, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort, and SD and TF card slots. Anker said it supports one display at up to 4K resolution at 144Hz or 2K at 240Hz, and dual displays at up to 4K at 120Hz or 2K at 240Hz.
The Laptop Charger Pro will be available in September 2026 for $60. Anker said the charger can identify a laptop model and apply a model-specific charging curve to reduce battery degradation.
The MagGo Power Bank Pro 2 will be available on Sept. 17 for $110. It has a 10,000mAh battery, a built-in kickstand and a USB-C port, and Anker said it can charge an iPhone 17 Pro to 25% in 10 minutes and 50% in 25 minutes.
The MagStand Charging Station will be released in the second half of 2026, though Anker has not disclosed pricing. It includes a 25W magnetic wireless charging pad, a 60W retractable cable, a 30W USB-C port and active cooling.
In audio, the Soundcore Space 2 Pro headphones will go on sale Sept. 22 for $200. Anker said the Thus AI chip powers an eight-sensor array for adaptive active noise cancellation and real-time voice and noise separation during calls, with battery life of up to 30 hours with ANC or 60 hours without it.
The Soundcore Liberty Buds 2 will also launch Sept. 22 for $130. Anker said the earbuds use the Thus chip to improve active noise cancellation and include a 9.2 mm wool paper diaphragm.
The Soundcore AeroClip 2 will retail for $170 from Sept. 22 with an eight-hour battery life. The AeroClip 2 Pro will cost $230 and can transcribe or summarize audio from an online meeting or call using the Thus chip, though Anker did not provide a release window.
Anker said the Sleep Earbuds 4 will be available in October and the Sleep Earbuds 4 Pro in November, but it did not disclose pricing. The company also said its RIC Hearing Aids use the Thus chip and four microphones, and can add two hours of battery life from a five-minute charge, with up to 36 hours of battery life when charged with the case.
Under the Eufy brand, the NVR Security System E50 is available now in the United States, Canada and Australia, with four-camera kits starting at $999 and eight-camera kits at $1,599. The Video Doorbell S4 will launch in multiple markets later in September for $299, while the Window Camera E10 will cost $70 and arrive later in 2026.
Eufy also introduced a Fall Detection Sensor using mmWave radar, but did not disclose pricing or timing. The Robot Vacuum Omni E35 will be available in the EU and UK on Sept. 4, with U.S. pre-orders opening the same day ahead of a Sept. 25 launch, at an early bird price of $900 and a regular price of $1,100.
The Eufy Robot Lawn Mower S2 Max will launch in Europe in May 2027 and can map and mow about 3.7 acres, Anker said. The company also introduced MindBase, an AI-powered local home hub with a 64GB SSD and two drive bays, but did not provide pricing or availability.
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