Anker Innovations took centre stage at IFA Berlin with CEO Steven Yang unveiling a sweeping new brand vision and a wave of breakthrough products across its Anker, Eufy, Eufy Security, Soundcore and SOLIX brands. The company’s announcements underscored its growing ambition to combine artificial intelligence, robotics, and advanced design with everyday consumer technology. From AI-powered home security to revolutionary charging solutions, Anker used Europe’s largest consumer electronics show to demonstrate how it intends to stay at the cutting edge of multiple industries.
Eufy Reinvents Floor Care, Security, and DIY Creativity
Eufy’s focus was on redefining convenience at home. The Omni S2 robot vacuum was introduced as the world’s first robotic cleaner to pair the new HydroJet 2.0 scrubbing system with the powerful AeroTurbo 2.0 suction system, offering 30kPa of deep-cleaning performance. Its adaptive chassis allows it to climb rugs up to 5 cm thick, while its constant pad-cleaning system prevents dirty streaks on hard floors. Launching in Europe later this year, it will roll out globally in early 2026.
Supporting it is Marswalker, a stair-climbing carrier that automatically transports the vacuum between floors — a first in the industry. Together, the pair deliver whole-home cleaning without human intervention.
Eufy also presented eufyMake, a creative platform powered by AI design tools. Central to this is the UV Printer E1, the world’s first personal 3D-texture UV printer. Capable of printing designs on wood, leather and metal, the E1 integrates AI-powered features such as object recognition and one-click 2D-to-3D conversion. Having already raised a record $46 million on Kickstarter, it is set for retail launch in December at $2,499 / €2,499.
On the security front, AI Core represents the first large-model AI agent for the home. Designed to analyse over 100 scenarios in real time, it can spot everything from package deliveries to suspicious visitors, all while processing data locally for privacy. Alongside this, the eufyCam S4 brings panoramic surveillance by combining a 4K fixed lens with dual 2K PTZ lenses. Priced from $299 / €249, it promises both breadth and detail in home security.
Soundcore Brings AI to Sleep, Productivity, and Entertainment
Anker’s Soundcore brand expanded beyond headphones into new lifestyle technologies. The Sleep A30 smart earbuds tackle snoring and external noise with adaptive ANC and AI-generated brainwave audio. Already available in the U.S., they are set for a global release in October.
The AI Voice Recorder was also revealed — a wearable device the size of a coin that clips onto clothing and automatically transcribes and summarises conversations in over 100 languages with 97% accuracy. This promises to be a valuable tool for students, journalists and business professionals alike.
Soundcore also unveiled its most ambitious entertainment product yet: the Nebula X1 Pro. Now rebranded under the Soundcore family, the Nebula projector series reaches new heights with the X1 Pro, described as the world’s first “mobile theatre station.” Its 4K triple-laser engine supports Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, and it comes with detachable wireless speakers and powered subwoofers to create a surround-sound cinema experience anywhere. The device will launch via Kickstarter on September 23.
Anker Pushes Charging Boundaries with Prime Series
The flagship Anker Prime line-up demonstrated how the company is rethinking device charging. All models now include AnkerSense View, a smart display showing live charging speed and temperature.
The Prime 160W charger was billed as the most compact of its kind, while the Prime 300W power bank can simultaneously charge two laptops and a smartphone, recharging itself to 50% in just 15 minutes. Meanwhile, the Prime Wireless Charging Station is the world’s first 25W Qi2.2 wireless charger with active cooling and a built-in display. Finally, the Prime Docking Station provides triple-display output up to 8K while doubling as a high-power charger — a hybrid solution for professionals seeking efficiency.
SOLIX Expands Its Smart Energy Ecosystem
Anker’s SOLIX brand emphasised sustainability and energy independence. The new Solarbank Multisystem can scale from a single balcony unit to a 64.5 kWh storage system capable of delivering up to 80% bill savings with a four-year payback period. The accompanying Power Dock simplifies installation, cutting costs by 85% while offering dual EV ports for future-proofing.
The new V1 Smart EV Charger integrates IntelliGesture AI, enabling it to blend surplus solar energy with real-time tariffs for maximum cost efficiency. Available now in Germany from €499, it will roll out to France and the Netherlands from 11 September.
A Vision of Everyday AI and Robotics
Anker’s presentation at IFA Berlin showcased more than product launches — it illustrated a vision where AI and robotics become seamlessly embedded into everyday life. From the creative possibilities of eufyMake to the whole-home automation of Marswalker and Omni S2, and from privacy-first home security with AI Core to sustainable living with SOLIX, the breadth of innovations reflected the company’s ambition.
By uniting practicality with intelligence across its portfolio, Anker is signalling that it intends to lead in multiple technology sectors — not just charging, where it made its name. As the lines between hardware, software and AI continue to blur, Anker is positioning itself as a brand that doesn’t just follow trends but actively reshapes them.
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