Anker Innovations is consolidating its five consumer technology brands under the Anker name as the company expands into locally processed artificial intelligence, smart home systems, robotics and energy products.
The company said its charging, eufy smart home, soundcore audio, Solix energy and eufyMake creative-tool businesses will gradually transition to a single brand. New products will adopt the Anker name first, while existing products will be renamed over time.
Warranty coverage, customer support and after-sales service will remain unchanged, Anker said.
“Category brands made sense when categories were separate. They no longer are,” Anker Innovations founder and chief executive officer Steven Yang said. “One brand, one promise – Anker Innovation, now unified across everything we make.”
The company will divide its portfolio into two broad groups. “Anker For You” will cover charging, audio, personal health and creative tools, while “Anker for Home” will include security, robotics and home energy products.
The consolidation comes as Anker seeks to connect products that previously operated under separate brands. At the center of its smart home strategy is Anker MindBase, a local AI hub designed to connect compatible household devices, process AI workloads and store data inside the home.
MindBase includes EasyOmni Link, which connects Anker devices and products supporting the Matter smart home standard. The system will also work with Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and Home Assistant.
Its TrueSmart Agent feature uses dedicated AI agents for household functions such as network-attached storage and security. MindBase also offers up to 48 terabytes of expandable local storage for photos, recordings and other household data.
The first product built around the platform will be the Anker MindBase Security Kit, which is scheduled to launch later this year. Pricing has not been announced.
The kit will support devices including the eufy TrackLight Cam S1, which combines an auto-tracking light with a 4K telephoto camera, and the Video Doorbell S4, which provides a 180-degree field of view.
Anker said MindBase would also work with several existing eufy security cameras. Users of the HomeBase S380 will be able to transfer their stored footage to the new hub.
In audio, Anker is expanding the use of its THUS AI chip, which processes AI functions directly on a device. The chip will be used in the AeroClip 2 Pro and AeroClip 2 open-ear earbuds, as well as the Space 2 Pro over-ear headphones.
The AeroClip 2 Pro can record, transcribe and summarize meetings, phone calls and in-person conversations. The Space 2 Pro offers up to 30 hours of battery life with active noise cancellation and 60 hours with the feature switched off.
Anker also introduced the Sleep 4 and Sleep 4 Pro earbuds. The Pro model monitors photoplethysmography, heart rate and heart-rate variability and adjusts audio based on the collected data.
The company’s first sleep-focused bedside speakers, the SleepLab and SleepLab Pro, were also unveiled. The Pro version uses 60-gigahertz radar to track heart rate, breathing and sleep stages without requiring the user to wear an earbud, ring or monitor.
New charging products include the MagGo Power Bank Pro 2, which supports 25-watt Qi2.2 magnetic wireless charging and has a built-in cooling fan. Anker said it can charge an iPhone 17 Pro to 50% in 25 minutes.
The MagStand Charging Station combines a magnetic charging pad, retractable cable and USB-C port, while the Nano Universal Charger includes international plugs and can charge four devices simultaneously.
Anker is scheduled to formally introduce the unified branding in the Philippines on Sept. 22.
