The company unifies its five brands under the name Anker and used the Berlin IFA 2026 expo to unveil new devices across charging, AI-powered audio, security, and energy management. Several of these innovations may fit particularly well for freelancers, mobile professionals, and small businesses.
Working from anywhere, keeping multiple devices charged, participating in video calls for hours, or monitoring a small business without taking on new monthly fees are needs increasingly common among freelancers and small enterprises. And much of what Anker unveiled at IFA Berlin 2026 points squarely at these scenarios.
The company used the German tech fair to announce a major strategic shift: Anker, eufy, Soundcore, SOLIX, and eufyMake will gradually operate under a single brand, Anker. The decision comes almost 15 years after the company’s founding, and it now claims more than 200 million customers in over 180 countries.
The products will be organized into two major families. Anker For You will group devices related to charging, audio, personal health, and creative tools, while Anker Home will bring together security, robotics, and energy solutions.
Beyond the brand change, the presentation includes some innovations especially interesting for small businesses.
More autonomy to work away from a wall outlet
One of the everyday challenges for any professional who spends long hours away from the office remains the battery. In this area, Anker has introduced the MagGo Power Bank Pro 2, an external battery with magnetic Qi2.2 wireless charging up to 25 W.
According to the company, it can charge an iPhone 17 Pro up to 50% in 25 minutes. It also includes a cooling fan, graphene-based heat dissipation, and a display that lets you check charging power, temperature, and remaining time.
Its usefulness is clear for salespeople, technicians, consultants, or freelancers who work on the go and rely on their smartphone throughout the day. Its announced price is €109.99 (roughly $119).
Also highlighted is the Anker Laptop Charger Pro, although a US launch date hasn’t been announced yet. The charger can recognize the connected laptop model and includes a mode designed to preserve the battery by limiting charging to 80%. The company says this system can extend its life by more than 40%.
AI-powered headphones to summarize meetings
Arguably one of the most professionally compelling updates lies in the new audio lineup.
The Anker Soundcore AeroClip 2 Pro incorporate the THUS AI chip developed by the company itself and add a feature especially attractive to those who run back-to-back meetings: they can record voice to later transcribe and summarize conversations.
This can turn the headphones into a useful tool for sales teams, consultants, journalists, or small business owners who want to quickly capture the key points discussed during a meeting or call, always bearing in mind the information and consent obligations when recordings are made.
The AeroClip 2 Pro will carry a suggested price of €179.99 and will arrive on September 22.
The company has also introduced the soundcore Space 2 Pro, over-ear headphones aimed at delivering higher call quality. They offer up to 30 hours of battery life with active noise cancellation and up to 60 hours with this feature turned off. They will also arrive on September 22 for €199.99.
Security for offices and small establishments without subscriptions
Another announcement that could be especially interesting for a small business is the new eufyCam C37 4K Edition.
The camera provides 360-degree coverage via motorized rotation and uses artificial intelligence to track people. The ability to independently steer its solar panels also makes installation easier in areas where a power outlet may be scarce.
But perhaps one of the most relevant points from a small business perspective is its operating model. When connected to HomeBase Mini, recordings can be stored locally and encrypted on microSD cards up to 1 TB, without the need to pay monthly cloud storage fees.
For small shops, workshops, studios, or offices looking to control recurring costs, this feature could be a strong selling point. The camera will be available in Europe on September 15 for €139.99 (roughly $150).
Local AI: a trend that will also reach small businesses
Anker has also presented MindBase, probably one of its most ambitious technological announcements. It is a hub capable of connecting various smart devices and running AI functions locally.
The system features specialized agents, expandable local storage up to 48 TB, and integration with Matter-compatible products, as well as Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Home Assistant.
Although MindBase is primarily aimed at the home environment, its approach reflects a trend that could prove highly relevant for freelancers and micro businesses: processing AI and storing data locally, reducing the constant reliance on cloud services.
This type of architecture can be especially appealing for professionals who want greater control over their data.
