Anker Innovations used this year’s IFA 2025 event in Berlin to showcase upcoming devices across its three main consumer brands: Anker, Eufy and Soundcore. The company presented updates to its existing lines while also introducing some entirely new products that will be released over the next year.
Among the announcements were new Anker Prime chargers, updates to Eufy’s 3D printing initiative, and a notable expansion of the Eufy RoboVac line that includes a stair-climbing capability. Soundcore also broadened its product portfolio, moving beyond headphones and speakers into both recording devices and home cinema.
Here’s a full breakdown of what was revealed.
Eufy
RoboVac Omni S2
Eufy’s new RoboVac Omni S2 will be available in Europe from late October 2025 with a retail price of €1,599. It combines vacuuming and mopping in a single unit, featuring HydroJet 2.0 for self-cleaning with electrolysed water. On carpets, AeroTurbo Carpet Master 2.0 allows it to handle piles up to five centimetres high. We were very impressed with its (now) predecessor, the S1 Pro, so we can’t wait to test this new model out in the coming months.
The unit supports 3D mapping, obstacle detection and connects to a self-emptying dock, all features that are becoming standard in higher-end robot vacuums. What makes the Omni S2 stand out is its built-in aromatherapy system, which disperses fragrance while cleaning. At launch, three signature scents will be offered: bamboo and sage, bergamot and lychee, and citrus and basil.
The headline advancement, however, is its ability to climb stairs when paired with a new companion device called the Marswalker.
Marswalker
The Marswalker is not a vacuum but a robotic platform designed to carry the Omni S2 up and down stairs. Once the vacuum slides into the unit, the pair can navigate straight, L-shaped and U-shaped staircases while continuing to map the home in 3D.
Eufy has not yet provided a European price or confirmed date for release, though it has said to expect availability in spring 2026.
EufyMake E1 UV Printer
Eufy’s push into home printing continues with the E1 UV Printer. Unlike a standard 3D printer, this unit can print textured surfaces, recreating the look and feel of materials such as canvas or embossed artwork. Initially launched on Kickstarter, the product will be available commercially from December 2025.
Pricing begins at €2,499 for the basic set.
Eufy Security
Eufy also announced new additions to its smart security line. Eufy AI Core is a new surveillance hub powered by Qualcomm that expands detection to full-garden coverage rather than just the immediate perimeter of a house. It will be available in November 2025.
The EufyCam S4 is already open for preorder. It comes in either a two-camera or four-camera kit and includes a 4K wide-angle lens paired with a 2K dual-lens module.
Each unit also includes a solar panel to reduce charging needs and features full weather sealing. The cameras are designed to integrate with the HomeBase 3 hub, which will also be compatible with the upcoming AI Core system. The camera has an RRP of €249.
Soundcore
Soundcore Work
Soundcore’s first entry into recording hardware is a pocket-sized device called Soundcore Work. Measuring under an inch, the unit records audio and uploads it to the Soundcore app for AI-assisted transcription. Accuracy is claimed at 97 per cent, with support for more than 100 languages.
The AI backend, currently powered by GPT-4.1 with a planned upgrade to GPT-5.0, will also summarise conversations automatically. This could make the device useful for meetings, interviews and lectures.
In the United States, Soundcore Work is priced at $99.99 with a monthly transcription subscription of $15.99. Global release is scheduled for November 2025, with European pricing still to be confirmed.
Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro
The Nebula projector line has been moved under the Soundcore brand, and the first release is the Nebula X1 Pro. This will be the first projector to ship with both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support built in. It can also function as a front-facing speaker or soundbar, giving it more flexibility than typical home projectors.
The Nebula X1 Pro launches on Kickstarter on 23 September 2025, with shipping expected next year. Pricing in Europe has not yet been finalised, but early indications suggest a range of €4,000 to €5,000.
Anker
Prime Chargers and Power Banks
Anker continues to expand its Prime series with four new products:
Anker Prime Charger (160W, 3 ports): Smaller than Apple’s 140W charger but delivering more power across multiple devices.
Anker Prime Power Bank (26K, 300W): A high-capacity portable charger capable of powering two laptops and a phone simultaneously at full speed.
Anker Prime Wireless Charging Station (3-in-1 dock): A MagSafe-compatible dock that supports iPhone and Apple Watch charging, designed with cooling to prevent overheating.
Anker Prime Docking Station (14-in-1): A desktop hub offering 14 connections including USB-C, HDMI, DisplayPort, Ethernet, audio and SD/TF card readers.
Anker has not yet confirmed release dates or pricing for these new Prime products.
