Anker Philippines Enters New Era with ONE ANKER and MindBase AI

Anker is bringing its previously distinct consumer technology brands under one name while introducing new products spanning AI-powered smart homes, audio, charging, security, and robotics.

• One Anker: Almost 15 years after introducing its first battery product, Anker is consolidating Anker, eufy, soundcore, SOLIX, and eufyMake under the Anker name as technologies across charging, audio, smart home, energy, robotics, and creative tools increasingly converge.
• Local AI: Anker MindBase serves as a local AI hub designed to connect devices around the home, make decisions locally, and keep household data stored locally through a combination of EasyOmni Link, TrueSmart Agent, and EverSafe Memory.
• New Devices: The unified Anker ecosystem is expanding with THUS AI Chip-powered audio products, sleep devices, advanced charging solutions, a MindBase Security Kit, new security products, and the eufy Robot Vacuum Omni E35.

Nearly 15 years after entering the consumer technology market with its first battery product, Anker is preparing for a major transformation. The company announced that its five brands will gradually come together under the Anker name, alongside a fresh wave of products covering charging, audio, home security, robotics, and home energy.

The move brings Anker, eufy, soundcore, SOLIX, and eufyMake into a more unified ecosystem. Since its founding in 2011, the company says it has grown from a charging-focused business into a global consumer technology company serving more than 200 million customers across over 180 countries and regions.

One Name for Anker's Growing Ecosystem

Anker's previous brand structure gave individual product categories their own identities. Anker focused on charging, eufy on smart home products, soundcore on audio and entertainment, SOLIX on energy, and eufyMake on creative tools.

With AI, robotics, local computing, and connected systems increasingly overlapping, Anker believes those category boundaries are becoming less relevant. The company is consequently bringing its products and technologies together under one brand.

Steven Yang, Founder and CEO of Anker Innovations, explained the thinking behind the transition: “Category brands made sense when categories were separate. They no longer are. One brand, one promise – Anker Innovation, now unified across everything we make.”

The consolidation is also intended to concentrate Anker's brand investment behind a single name instead of simultaneously building five separate brands across different markets.

Products will now be organized into two broad groups. Anker For You covers technology that accompanies consumers throughout the day, including charging, audio, personal health, and creative tools. Anker for Home encompasses home security, robotics, and home energy.

The transition will happen gradually. New products will lead the move toward the Anker branding, while existing products will transition over time. Warranty coverage, customer support, and service will remain unchanged.

THUS AI Expands Across Anker Audio

Anker introduced its THUS AI Chip in May, describing it as a Neural-Net Compute-in-Memory chip capable of running AI processing directly on a device. That technology is now expanding into a broader range of headphones and earbuds.

The soundcore AeroClip 2 Pro brings THUS AI to an on-ear clip design while adding AI Voice Recording. It can capture meetings, phone calls, and personal interactions before transcribing and summarizing longer conversations. The AeroClip 2 uses the same chip and form factor.

Space 2 Pro over-ear headphones combine the THUS chip with built-in microphones and sensors for call quality. Battery life reaches 30 hours with Active Noise Cancellation enabled and 60 hours with ANC switched off. Liberty Buds 2, meanwhile, feature an eight-sensor array for calls and 9.2 mm drivers for audio.

Anker is also growing its sleep-oriented lineup. Sleep 4 and Sleep 4 Pro are designed to block noise and help users fall and stay asleep. Sleep 4 Pro adds a Track-Assess-Adjustment system that monitors PPG, heart rate, and HRV while using BioSync data-driven dynamic audio to adjust sound content.

SleepLab and SleepLab Pro mark the company's first sleep-focused bedside speakers. SleepLab combines music and sleep sounds with a soft nightlight and alarm, while SleepLab Pro uses 60 GHz radar to sense sleep, monitor heart rate and breathing, and analyze four sleep stages without requiring earbuds, a ring, or a monitor.

Smarter Ways to Manage Power

Charging remains an important part of Anker's identity, but its newest devices focus on managing power as much as delivering it.

The MagGo Power Bank Pro 2 features 25W Qi2.2 magnetic wireless charging and a built-in cooling fan certified by SGS. Anker says it can bring an iPhone 17 Pro to 50 percent battery in 25 minutes and recharge itself to 80 percent in 52 minutes. Its thermal system combines a patented fan algorithm, dual air ducts, and graphene heat spreading to keep temperatures below 36 degrees Celsius while charging.

MagStand Charging Station combines a 25W magnetic charging pad, retractable cable, and hidden USB-C port. It also introduces Care Mode, which paces overnight charging to finish around the user's alarm.

For desktop setups, Anker Desktop USB-C Hub supports dual displays at refresh rates of up to 240Hz and incorporates a two-inch display for monitoring power, temperature, and port status.

Anker Nano Universal Charger rounds out the charging announcements with built-in international plugs compatible with more than 200 countries and regions. It can charge four devices simultaneously and deliver up to 100W through each USB-C port.

Anker MindBase Brings AI Into the Home

Perhaps the biggest indication of where Anker wants to go next is Anker MindBase, a local AI hub created around the idea of a more autonomous home.

MindBase connects devices, runs AI responsible for making decisions locally, and stores household data locally. Its foundation consists of three capabilities: connection, local intelligence, and memory.

EasyOmni Link connects Anker devices with Matter-compatible products from other brands and works alongside Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Home Assistant. TrueSmart Agent uses dedicated AI agents for different areas of the home through the built-in AI Core compute card, while EverSafe Memory offers 48TB of expandable local storage.

The first product powered by the platform will be the Anker MindBase Security Kit. Its upcoming eufy TrackLight Cam S1 combines an auto-tracking light with a 4K telephoto camera, while Video Doorbell S4 provides a 180-degree panoramic view.

Smart Security Shield uses 180-degree dual radar to detect the movement of strangers. DSKey technology, meanwhile, allows the system to identify recognized friends and family from distances of up to 30 meters.

MindBase is also designed to work with many existing eufy security cameras and devices. Current HomeBase S380 users will be able to transfer existing footage to the new hub.

The MindBase Security Kit is scheduled to launch later this year, with pricing to be announced closer to availability.

Robotics Join the Unified Anker Family

The company's smart-home expansion also includes the eufy Robot Vacuum Omni E35, which has received TÜV certification as a “Maternal and Infant Cleaning Robot” based on factors including bacterial elimination, low noise levels, cleaning performance, and self-cleaning capabilities.

The robot vacuum uses the HydroJet 2.0 Self Cleaning Roller Mop alongside 35,000Pa suction power to remove dust, dirt, mites, and debris from carpets. Anker eufy also unveiled a new advanced robot lawn mower.

A New Anker Chapter in the Philippines

For Filipino consumers, the ONE ANKER strategy means technologies previously associated with separate Anker brands will increasingly come together under one identity, spanning charging, smart home security, audio, and mom-and-baby products.

Anker Philippines is set to officially bring ONE ANKER to life locally on September 22, 2026, while showcasing what comes next for its expanding ecosystem.

Instead of simply placing several familiar product families beneath a new logo, the shift reflects Anker's broader vision of consumer technology in which individual devices work more seamlessly together. With AI, connected hardware, robotics, and local computing playing increasingly prominent roles, ONE ANKER sets the stage for the company's next chapter under a single name.