CES 2026: Anker Broadens Product Lines

Anker continues its effort to move out of the mobile charging and wireless earbud farms and into the big city worlds of smart home, home cleaning, home security, and mom-baby products with a slew of new products for the new year. “We’ve worked hard to branch out into our key brands,” notes Eric Villines, Anker’s head of PR.

Not that Anker is abandoning its key categories or its original Anker mobile charging brand. Coming in 2026 for keeping portable products powered are:

• The Anker Nano Charger ($39.99, January 20) is a 45-watt foldable AC charger with a smart status display
• a new 25-watt, high-speed, foldable Prime Three-in-One Wireless Q2 Charger ($149.99, late February) for a phone, smartwatch, and chargeable wireless earbuds, and equipped with an air-cooled airflow system
• a 70-watt Nano 10-1 Power Strip ($69.99, late January) equipped with two USB-C ports, two USB-A ports, and six AC outlets, and 1500 joule surge protection
• the Prime Magnetic Case for iPhone 17 ($39.99, late January), offering five times military-grade drop protection and a kickstand

For home power, Anker will virtually launch its new Solix-branded E10 home power backup solution at a separate event on January 12.

Eufy Brand Extensions

Eufy has evolved into Anker’s catch-all smart home brand.

Coming in 2026 are two new products designed to make life easier for busy nursing mothers, both now available for presale:

• The smart Bottle Washer S1 ($499.99; pre-sale January 6, retail January 20) can hold eight full-size bottles and pump accessories, with full 360-degree sterilization, a built-in water softener, and a 40-minute drying time
• The 20-ounce widemouth Portable Milk Cooler E10 ($99.99, available now) eliminates the need for ice packs thanks to steady 40-degree cooling for up to 12 hours and is compatible with different-sized bottles.

“What we’re trying to do with Eufy Baby is really create and expand our ecosystem of smart home, smart mom, and baby products,” says Kristen Marion, Anker spokesperson for its Eufy Mom & Baby line. “We’re excited to expand Eufy Mom and Baby to more products that will help her on her baby journey.”

Anker also announced three new Eufy home security products. “We’re packing a lot of really high-tone features into the products, but doing it, I think, in a much more professional and stylish way,” notes Brett White, spokesperson for Eufy security. These new Eufy home security products are all due to become available sometime this quarter:

• the 3K, 9MP Video Doorbell S4 (249, Q1), including 180-degree panoramic view with radar and PIR motion sensors, AI tracking, and both battery and wired power options
• the Smart Lock E40 ($299, Q1) features facial recognition to unlock at-a-glance for up to 50 faces, a 2K camera with a wide-angle 160-degree view and night vision, a 15,000mAh battery with an 800mAh backup for uninterrupted power, and Matter, Apple HomeKit, Alexa, Google Home, and SmartThings compatibility
• the C38 Pan & Tilt Wireless Cameras ($429.99 for 4-camera plus base bundle) powered by solar panels and equipped with a 360-degree pan view, spot-free night vision, and AI face recognition that can distinguish people from pets and vehicles; available in blue green, and white
• Solar Wall Light Cam S4 ($199.99, Q1), a combination solar-powered outdoor light and 4K camera with a 45-degree view, night vision, AI radar to cut down false alarms, and multi-platform smart home compatibility
• SmartTrack Card E40 ($34.99, Q1), a 1.7mm thin card that can produce a 100dB alarm to help locate a lost item, and is compatible with both Apple and Android tracking apps

The company also noted that the pre-sale of its previously announced Eufy S2 premium robot vacuum ($1,599) would begin Jan. 6 and become available at retail on January 20.

Soundcore & Nebula Vision

Anker also continues to expand its Sound wireless earbud line with the Arrow Fit 2 Pro ($150-$200, February), a hook-over-the-ear bud that the company claims is the world’s first dual-form earbud – it can switch between an open earbud and an ANC earbud.

To help consumers get a better night’s rest, Anker has unveiled the Sleep A30 Sleep A30 Special ($199.99, January 6) with a “triple noise reduction system” that masks ambient noise, including snoring, AI brainwave, white noise, and Calm sleep stories, sleep aids, and is comfortable for side sleepers

For those who want their music listening tastes to be more public, Anker will start shipping its colorfully striped Boom Go 3 palm-sized Bluetooth speaker ($65-$80) with 22-hour battery life, IP68 protection, and emergency phone charging capabilities, in March

On the portable video front, Anker’s Nebula-branded X1 Pro all-in-one mobile theater station, originally announced in mid-September, is available for presale beginning January 6, 2026, and will be released on January 20, 2026.

If the X1 is too much portable theater, the all-in-one Nebula P1 I ($369), a portable 1080p, 400 ANSI lumen projector with auto focus and auto keystone correction, flip-out adjustable wing speakers, and pre-installed Google TV and Netflix, will be available in “early” 2026.

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