Additionally, the company is developing new AI-powered hearing aids and earbuds.
At IFA 2026, Anker showcased a wide range of audio products, all of which used its new Thus AI processor. The wireless Soundcore Space 2 Pro headset is the standout item in the range. Consequently, an eight-sensor array that provides enhanced adaptive active noise cancelation is powered. The chip is also used by the over-ear headphones to provide real-time noise and voice separation during calls. The battery life of the Space 2 Pro can last up to 30 hours with ANC or 60 hours without. On September 22, these headphones will go on sale for $200.
On the same day, the $130 Soundcore Liberty Buds 2 will go on sale. These earbuds employ the Thus chip to enhance ANC, just like the Space 2 Pro, and the manufacturer highlighted the high caliber of noise cancelation for receiving calls. To provide detail, the set features a specially made 9.2mm wool paper diaphragm.
The Soundcore AeroClip 2 and Soundcore AeroClip 2 Pro are the second earphones in the collection. These open-ear clip-on earbuds’ base model, which will retail for $170 starting on September 22, offers an eight-hour battery life. With the capacity to function as a personal transcriptionist, the Pro model fully embraces AI. It may record audio from a teleconference or online meeting using the Thus chip, then transcribe or summarize the information. The company has not given a release window, but these will cost $230.
Lastly, Anker has made certain changes related to wellness and health. Its Sleep Earbuds 4 and Sleep Earbuds 4 Pro are capable of masking snoring and blocking noise. In order to evaluate the wearer’s level of rest, they also track biodata like heart rate and sleep stage. They can dynamically change to play the sounds that help white noise sleepers fall asleep and stay asleep. The regular model will be on sale in October, while the Pro will follow in November of this year. Prices have not yet been disclosed.
The company’s hearing aids are likewise powered by Anker’s Thus chip. The Anker RIC Hearing Aids isolate speakers in front of the wearer while allowing background noise to fade thanks to an AI chip and four microphones. Crucially, they promise an amazing quick charge capability that extends battery life by two hours from a five-minute charge for a gadget that may be used all day. A twelve-hour charge with the case provides 36 hours of battery life.
