At their official IFA presentation this morning, Anker Innovations announced that it’s retiring its family of sub-brands. Anker, eufy, soundcore, SOLIX and eufyMake will all fold into a single Anker name going forward. They also announced the opening of its first standalone store in Berlin and a wide spread of new hardware across audio, charging, smart home, robotics and home energy.
The company says the move reflects how AI, robotics and connected systems have blurred the lines between the categories those brands used to separate. The transition won’t happen overnight. New products will carry the Anker name from launch, while existing product lines shift over gradually. Warranty and customer support terms aren’t affected.
Audio
The headline addition here is Anker’s new THUS AI chip, a compute-in-memory chip built for on-device AI processing, which now appears across a refreshed headphone and earbud lineup.
The soundcore AeroClip 2 and AeroClip 2 Pro are clip-on earbuds built around the THUS chip, promising clearer calls in noisy environments alongside real-time AI translation, an LDAC codec and Bluetooth 6.0.
Battery life is rated at 8 hours per charge and 33 hours with the case, with a 10-minute fast charge good for 4 hours of use. The AeroClip 2 arrives in September at €169.99, with the Pro following in November at €229.99, both via Amazon.ie.
The Space 2 Pro over-ear headphones carry the same call-quality tech, with 30 hours of battery life with ANC on and 60 hours with it off. That’s out in September for €199.99 on Amazon.ie.
The Liberty Buds 2 use an 8-sensor array for call clarity and 9.2mm drivers for music and video, landing in September at €129.99, also via Amazon.ie.
Sleep tech gets an update too. The Sleep 4 and Sleep 4 Pro build on Anker’s earlier sleep earbuds, with the Pro adding heart rate and HRV monitoring and a touchscreen charging case for setting alarms without reaching for a phone. Sleep 4 is out in October at €199.99, with the Sleep 4 Pro following in November at €279.99.
Anker is also launching its first bedside speakers for sleep, the SleepLab and SleepLab Pro.
The Pro uses 60GHz radar to track heart rate, breathing and sleep stages without any earbuds or wearable involved. Both arrive in November, priced at €199 and €349 respectively.
Charging
The Anker MagGo Power Bank Pro 2 is a magnetic wireless power bank with a built-in cooling fan, something Anker claims is a first for the category. It supports 25W Qi2.2 charging and is rated to keep temperatures under 36°C throughout a charge. It’s due in October at €119.99 on Amazon.ie.
The Anker Laptop Charger Pro is a 100W GaN charger that recognises the connected laptop and applies a tailored charging curve to protect battery health over time, with a companion app for tracking. It’s not due until Q1 2027, and pricing hasn’t been confirmed.
The Anker MagStand Charging Station is a bedside charging hub combining a 25W magnetic pad, a retractable cable and a hidden USB-C port, with app-connected screensavers as a small extra. It launches in November at €99.99 on Amazon.ie.
Smart Home and Robotics
On the eufy side, the TrackLight Cam S1 pairs an auto-tracking light with a 4K telephoto camera, due in Q4 2026 with pricing still unconfirmed.
The Video Doorbell S4 offers a 180-degree panoramic view and lands on 4 September at €329.99, with a 15% pre-sale discount running on eufy.com/ie until 30 September.
The eufy Robot Vacuum Omni E35 is a new addition to the robot vacuum range, notable for a TÜV “Maternal and Infant Cleaning Robot” certification covering bacterial elimination and noise levels, alongside 35,000 Pa suction and a self-cleaning mop roller.
It’s out on 4 September at €1,099, with €100 off through eufy.com/ie, Amazon.ie, Harvey Norman, DID Electrical, Euronics and Expert until 30 September.
Anker also confirmed its first fully in-house robot lawn mower, the Robot Lawn Mower S2 Max. It works without boundary wires or RTK, handles slopes up to 38 degrees and can map and cut areas up to 15,000 square metres. It’s a way off yet though, not launching in Europe until May 2027.
Alongside the hardware, Anker outlined early plans for Anker MindBase, a local AI hub intended to tie devices across its now-unified range together with on-device processing and private local storage. Details on availability and pricing are yet to come.
Home Energy
The Anker SOLIX XE is a new all-in-one home battery system that combines the inverter, battery and BMS into a single unit. Each unit offers 7 kWh of capacity, expandable to 126 kWh across three units, with 15 kW of solar input and a choice of 5, 6 or 8 kW power output.
The LFP cells are rated for 10,000 cycles, and the built-in AI energy management system connects to over 870 European electricity suppliers, including Octopus Agile and Electric Ireland, to automatically charge and discharge around the cheapest rates. It’s due in the UK and Ireland from 18 September, with pricing set through authorised installers only.
For portable power, the Anker SOLIX S2000 is built around runtime rather than raw output. Anker rates it for up to 24 hours of essential home backup thanks to a claimed 10W idle draw, and it includes a built-in UPS with sub-10ms switchover for things like routers and CPAP devices during an outage. The SOLIX S2000 will have an RRP of €699 while the Anker SOLIX XE RRP is still TBC.
It supports six charging methods, including solar and car outlet, and its LFP cells are rated for 6,000 cycles.
Pricing and Availability
Most of the new lineup rolls out between September and November 2026 through Amazon.ie and eufy.com/ie, with a few exceptions landing further out: the Laptop Charger Pro in Q1 2027, the TrackLight Cam S1 in Q4 2026, and the Robot Lawn Mower S2 Max not until May 2027 in Europe.
