The upcoming months are going to be busy for Anker Innovations. Under the company's umbrella include three well-known brands — Anker, Eufy, and Soundcore — all of which have new products coming within the next year. At IFA 2025, the brand launched its latest advancements and what's to come from the brand.
The products mentioned at Anker's IFA presentation included an update on the EufyMake E1 UV Printer as well as a whole new lineup of Anker Prime chargers. But the most exciting announcement from Anker Innovations is that a new robot vacuum is coming that offers aromatherapy and climbs stairs.
Here's everything announced by Anker Innovations at IFA 2025.
Eufy
Eufy RoboVac Omni S2
The new Eufy RoboVac Omni S2 is hitting the US market in January of 2026 and bringing exceptional cleaning power. It has AeroTurbo Carpet Master 2.0 that navigates up to a five-centimeter pile rug. It's a dual vacuum and mop, and with HydroJet 2.0, it functions as a self-cleaning mop with electrolyzed water.
It has 3D mapping, obstacle detection, and a self-emptying station, none of which is novel for a robot vacuum these days. Where it does stand out is its intelligent aromatherapy system. It releases fragrance as it cleans with three signature scents: bamboo and sage, bergamot and lychee, and citrus and basil.
But its biggest advancement is its ability to climb stairs when paired with the Eufy Marswalker.
The Eufy RoboVac Omni S2 will be priced at $1,599 for its January 2026 debut.
Eufy Marswalker
No, the Marswalker isn't the first robot vacuum to make it into space, but it is about to make a stair-climbing robot vacuum a possibility.
The Marswalker isn't actually a robot vacuum itself but a platform that enables robot vacuums to climb stairs. It will be compatible with the Eufy RoboVac Omni S2, as the vacuum will slide into the Marswalker, which will then carry it up the stairs. And it really means it can climb stairs, and not just two-inch thresholds like the Dreame X50 Ultra. With the S2 vacuum, the Marswalker will navigate and build a 3D map of your home and is able to navigate straight, L-shaped, and U-shaped stairs.
There is no exact date or price given for release of the Marswalker, but it's expected in spring of 2026.
EufyMake E1 UV Printer
Eufy isn't making a 3D printer, but it is coming out with a 3D texture printer, able to capture the feel of a rich piece of art. First launched in a Kickstarter campaign, the Eufy E1 UV Printer will be coming to market in December 2025. The basic bundle includes an E1 Printer and Ink Kit, while the deluxe plus bundle includes the E1 printer, ink kit, UV DTF laminating machine, rotary printing attachment, and roll-to-film attachment, costing $3,799.
Eufy Security
Eufy is expanding its security systems with two major announcements. Expected in November 2025 is Eufy's AI Core, bringing yard-level perimeter security. While other cameras can only detect as far as the porch, this Qualcomm-powered device will allow full-lawn surveillance.
Available for preorder now is the EufyCam S4, with a two-cam kit costing $649 and the four-cam kit coming in at $1,149. The camera includes two cameras in one with a 4K wide-angle and a 2K dual-lens. It includes a solar panel for easier charging and is weather-sealed to protect against the elements. It's designed to work with Eufy's HomeBase 3, which will also be compatible with Eufy's new AI Core.
While this is a promising development, it should be noted that there was a previous report of Eufy's security cameras suddenly showing live feeds to strangers, which is cause for concern. Though, the company quickly fixed the bug when it happened.
Soundcore
Soundcore Work
While Soundcore's products usually deliver sound to you, the new Soundcore Work captures sound. The device measures less than an inch and captures audio, which is then delivered in the Soundcore app. With the recordings come AI transcriptions that are reportedly 97 percent accurate. The device will cost $99.99 with a $15.99 month fee for the transcription services.
The product officially launches this month, but will be available globally in November 2025.
Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro
Anker's projectors used to exist under their own brand; however, they now fall under the Soundcore umbrella. The newest product from the brand, outfitted with the Soundcore logo, is the Nebula X1 Pro.
It's in the early stages of rollout, but promises to be the first projector with Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision. It has front speakers to be used as a soundbar or as a standalone speaker.
The projector will launch on Kickstarter on September 22, 2025, and be priced between $4,000 and $5,000.
Anker
Anker Prime Chargers and Power Banks
Four new power chargers are coming to the Anker Prime collection: the Anker Prime Charger (160W, 3 Ports), the Anker Prime Power Bank (26K, 300W), the Anker Prime Wireless Charging Station (3-in-1 dock), and the Anker Prime Docking Station (14-in-1).
The Anker Prime Charger is even smaller than Apple's 140W charger but offers more power and three ports, while the Anker Prime Power Bank can simultaneously charge two laptops and a phone at full speed. The 3-in-1 charging station is MagSafe compatible for both the iPhone and Apple Watch, while also keeping devices cool while charging. The Anker Prime Docking Station has 14 ports total, compatible with 140W upstream USB-C, USB-C, USB-A, dual HDMI, DP, Ethernet, audio, and SD/TF.
All of the new Anker Prime products will be available September 2025.
