At Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona, Anker Innovations outlined its latest product developments across charging, smart home, robotics and audio. The announcements span the company’s core Anker brand as well as its Soundcore and eufy subsidiaries, with several products scheduled for European release later this year.
Soundcore
Under its audio brand Soundcore, the company introduced the Soundcore Space 2 over-ear headphones. Designed for both travel and daily use, the Space 2 feature a four-stage active noise cancelling system that targets low-frequency noise such as aircraft cabin rumble.
The headphones use memory foam padding and an ergonomic frame. Battery performance is rated at up to 50 hours with ANC enabled and up to 70 hours with ANC turned off. A five-minute charge provides up to four hours of playback, according to the company.
For audio, the Space 2 sound is powered by double-layer diaphragm drivers. The 40mm drivers combine a silk diaphragm with metal ceramic. The Space 2 also includes Smart Wearing Detection, enabling smart play and pause so playback starts and stops with the headphones when removed.
For calls, the Space 2 over-ear headphones are equipped with three microphones and AI noise reduction to help improve voice clarity.
The Space 2 will be available in Linen White, Jet Black and Seafoam Green, with global availability beginning on 21 April via Amazon and Soundcore’s website, priced at €129.99.
Anker
Cosmic Orange 45w Smart Display Nano Charger
Anker used the event to introduce a new colour option for its Nano Charger (45W, Smart Display, 180° Foldable).
The device, now available in Cosmic Orange alongside Aurora White, Stone Black and Misty Blue, is described as the first charger with an integrated smart display capable of recognising iPhone models and adjusting charging output accordingly.
The display provides real-time charging information, while a TÜV-certified Care Mode is designed to support long-term battery health.
The 45W charger includes dual foldable prongs with both 90° and 180° adjustment to better accommodate different wall socket orientations. Anker says the compact form factor is aimed at travellers and users seeking a single high-speed charger for multiple devices.
The Nano Charger is currently available in the United States for $39.99 and is expected to reach Ireland in the coming months.
Anker Prime Wireless Charging Station
Also highlighted was the Anker Prime Wireless Charging Station (3-in-1, MagGo, AirCool, Foldable), which is launching in Europe. The Qi2-certified charger supports up to 25W wireless charging and can power an iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods simultaneously.
A notable feature is the integrated AirCool active cooling system. The built-in fan operates at 19 dB and is intended to maintain device temperatures below 98.6°F during charging. Managing heat is increasingly important for maintaining battery longevity, particularly as wireless charging speeds increase.
The foldable design is positioned as travel-friendly, with availability in Phantom Gray and Radiant White. European availability is scheduled for the coming months.
Eufy
Robot Vacuum Omni C28
Anker’s smart home subsidiary Eufy expanded its robotics portfolio with the Robot Vacuum Omni C28. The model is aimed at households with pets and features a HydroJet self-clean roller mop system. Anker says the mop length is among the longest in its price category, designed to improve edge cleaning and overall coverage.
The C28 also incorporates DuoSpiral Detangle Brushes and a four-step anti-tangle system intended to reduce hair build-up, combined with 15,000Pa suction power. Its 5-in-1 Omni Station automates dustbin emptying, mop washing and drying, water refilling, wastewater collection and charging.
The goal is to reduce manual maintenance compared with conventional robot vacuums. The Omni C28 is available in the UK priced at €599, with introductory discounts offered through eufy’s website.
In outdoor robotics, eufy previewed the Robot Lawn Mower C15, extending its lawn care range. The C15 uses the company’s Vision-FSD technology to operate without buried boundary wires or RTK positioning systems. Instead, it relies on camera-based mapping and AI-driven obstacle detection to navigate and create mowing paths.
The system is designed to detect and avoid pets, people and garden objects, while generating optimised mowing routes. The C15 supports lawns up to 500 square metres and can handle slopes of up to 32 per cent. The model is expected to launch in summer 2026, with pricing yet to be confirmed.
Wearable Breast Pump S2 Pro
Rounding out the announcements, eufy showcased its Wearable Breast Pump S2 Pro. We’ve already reviewed the impressive S1 Pro model, the new S2 Pro integrates warming and vibrating massage through its VibraPump technology to support milk flow and clog relief. HeatFlow 2.0 provides seven adjustable heating levels, and the transparent 360-degree design includes an integrated light to assist with positioning and monitoring.
The Smart Pumping System 2.0 introduces sensor-based alerts for full capacity and overflow detection. Through the companion app, users can adjust suction settings remotely, customise pumping rhythms and access guided meditation sessions. Further details, including pricing and release timing, will be shared at a later date.
