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Anker plans to gradually retire Soundcore, Eufy, and other sub-brands in favor of a single Anker identity, rolling out market-by-market (Japan by end of 2026) as it expands its retail presence and launches the MindBase AI home hub.
At IFA 2026, Anker’s Eufy brand announced a new security lineup (NVR Security System E50 with 2K/4K dual-lens and OmniTrack AI, Video Doorbell S4, Window Camera E10, and a mmWave Fall Detection Sensor) and two home robotics devices (Robot Vacuum Omni E35 and Robot Lawn Mower S2 Max). Pricing and availability span multiple markets: E50 from $999 for a four-camera kit and $1,599 for eight cameras; S4 from $299; Window Camera $70; Fall Detection Sensor (no price listed). The Omni E35 vacuum carries TÜV and Asthma/Allergy Friendly certifications, with EU/UK availability Sept 4 and US pre-orders before Sept 25, early price around $1,000 (usual $1,300). The S2 Max mower maps/mows up to 3.7 acres, handles slopes up to 38 degrees with all-wheel drive, and ships in Europe in May 2027. An update notes the vacuum’s standard price is $1,300 (not $1,200).
Anker unveiled MindBase at IFA 2026, a local AI hub that runs an on-device LLM to process security-camera footage, acts as a Matter controller with support for 40+ device categories and Apple HomeKit Secure Video, Alexa, Google Assistant, and Home Assistant, and pairs with Eufy cameras (TrackLight Cam S1, S4 doorbell, E10 window camera) plus a mmWave fall sensor; it offers up to 48TB of expandable storage and 34 sensors, with on-device AI features like natural-language search and smart alerts, while price and release date are not yet announced.
Eufy unveiled at IFA 2026 two new security devices: the Window Camera E10, an interior-window cam that looks outward with a 25-degree tilt, records 2.5K video, stores locally on a microSD (up to 256GB), is USB‑C powered, and has on‑device person/pet/vehicle/noise detection (works with Google Home and Alexa); it will cost $70 and ship later this year. The Video Doorbell S4 is a 3K doorbell with a 180-degree field of view and a VR Mode for “look around” footage, supports solar/battery/wired power, 2.4/5GHz Wi‑Fi, color night vision, 24/7 recording, and 64GB built‑in storage (not expandable), priced at $300 with a chime. The E10 is designed for renters/apt living (indoors only), while the S4 targets broader home security needs.
Anker has expanded far beyond chargers into a diversified lineup of five owned brands: Anker Solix (portable power stations and home energy storage), AnkerWork (office webcams and accessories), Eufy (smart home security and cleaning devices with a focus on local storage and fewer required subscriptions), Soundcore (broad range of affordable audio products), and Nebula (portable projectors and home theater gear). The brands illustrate Anker’s move into power storage, smart-home surveillance, audio, and projection, with Solix targeting large-appliance power needs, Eufy emphasizing privacy-friendly options, and Nebula offering scalable projector solutions from 1080p to 4K.
A tech roundup highlights five standout Anker accessories that outperform competitors: the 25,000 mAh Anker Laptop Power Bank with up to 165W total output and built-in cables; the 735 Charger 65W Nano II GaN wall charger; the MagGo 3-in-1 Qi2 15W foldable charging station with an included 40W USB-C brick; the Soundcore Q20i budget ANC headphones; and the Eufy Dual Cam S330 video doorbell with dual 2K HDR cameras, real-time delivery alerts, familiar-face/pet detection, and 8GB storage. The piece cites third-party tests and Amazon reviews to support performance and value, comparing these picks to rivals like Ugreen and Twelve South while emphasizing affordability and modern smartphone compatibility.
Amid the FCC’s ban on foreign-made mobile robots, major robot vacuum brands have weighed in: Shark says existing U.S.-sold models will stay available and supported while it evaluates next steps for future releases; Eufy says current products remain available and updated, with guidance for future products to come; iRobot says it’s working with the FCC to understand the impact and will share updates; Narwal states that its US-certified products aren’t affected and it’s reviewing the approval process. The FCC notes that current vacuums can still be used and updates may continue through Jan. 1, 2029, and retailers can sell stock already in circulation, but new foreign imports require approval. The situation could reshape the market if new foreign models can’t be released, but brands are promising ongoing support and transparency as rules evolve.
WIRED highlights subscription-free, locally recording security cameras from Eufy, TP-Link Tapo, and Aqara, showing you can get strong AI and multi-location storage without cloud fees. Eufy is the feature-rich leader with versatile lenses and HomeBase storage, TP-Link Tapo offers budget-friendly 2K options, and Aqara adds HomeKit Secure Video and Matter support (with a stronger hub/RTSP angle) but a more complex app. The guide also covers storage choices (NVR, microSD, NAS) and emphasizes privacy basics like end-to-end encryption and 2FA, noting trade‑offs across brands.
Eufy, a brand under Anker, has launched its first Android-compatible Find Hub tracker, the SmartTrack Card E40, priced at $35, supporting both Apple and Google networks, with features like Qi charging and a 100dB alarm, expected to be available in Q1 2026.
Anker's Eufy line introduces new smart home security devices with upgraded features and stylish designs, including a 3K video doorbell, a 2K smart lock, and a solar-powered wall camera, all integrating with major smart home systems and set to launch in early 2026.
A variety of robot vacuums from brands like iRobot, Dreame, and Eufy are available at all-time low prices during Amazon's fall Prime Day event, with discounts up to $750 on models featuring advanced features such as self-emptying, mopping, obstacle detection, and robotic arms, making it a great opportunity to upgrade your cleaning devices before the holidays.
Amazon Prime Day offers significant discounts on a variety of robot vacuums, from high-end models like the Roborock S8 Max Ultra to budget-friendly options like the Eufy RoboVac 11S Max, with deals available from multiple retailers, making it easier for consumers to find a model that fits their cleaning needs and budget.
Prime Day offers significant discounts on various outdoor security cameras from brands like Eufy, REOLINK, Blink, and Ring, with savings up to 60%. These cameras are useful not just for security but also for monitoring daily activities like package deliveries and pet movements.
The eufy Smart Lock C33, now on sale for $99.99 ahead of Prime Day 2024, offers advanced fingerprint recognition, built-in Wi-Fi, and a 12-month battery life, making it a superior choice for a handle-only smart lock compared to cheaper models.
Amazon's "Big Spring Sale" has kicked off early with discounts on Eufy security cameras of up to 46%. The EufyCam 2C two-camera bundle is available for $129.99, the EufyCam S220 four-camera bundle for $309.98, and the individual Eufy Security Outdoor Cam E210 for $44.99. Additionally, the Eufy video doorbells are on sale, with the wired Wi-Fi Doorbell Camera priced at $59.99 and the Wireless Battery-Powered Doorbell Camera at $139.99. These cameras offer features like local storage, motion sensing, night vision, and no monthly fees.