Anker Innovations used the Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona to showcase a range of new products including its Anker, Soundcore and eufy brands. The lineup includes a new color option for its smart display charger, a 3-in-1 wireless charging station, in-ear headphones, a robotic vacuum, a robotic lawnmower and a wearable breast pump.
MWC 2026 runs from 2 to 5 March at Fira de Barcelona, and Anker Innovations also participated in ShowStoppers at the Pedralbes Royal Palace on 1 March for demonstrations. Here is an explanation of what the company announced.
Anker Nano Charger (45W, smart display, 180-degree foldable) – Cosmic Orange
Anker has added a Cosmic Orange color to its Nano 45W smart display charger, joining the existing Aurora White, Stone Black and Misty Blue options. The charger is notable for its built-in display, which recognizes iPhone models and provides real-time charging information tailored to the connected device.
The charger features TUV Certified Maintenance Mode, which Anker says supports long-term battery life by operating at low temperatures during charging. According to the company’s own lab data, the charger uses 20 degrees Celsius below international standards in Care Mode, and the internal temperature of the phone’s battery stays about 5 degrees Celsius lower than other 45W chargers. These figures were recorded during a full charge from 0 to 100 percent at a temperature of 25 degrees Celsius.
The two foldable prongs offer 90-degree and 180-degree adjustments, making the charger convenient on the go. It is available now for $39.99 in the US through Anker.com and Amazon.com, with European availability including the UK expected in the coming months. UK pricing has yet to be confirmed.
Anker Prime wireless charging station (3-in-1, MagGo, AirCool, bendable)
Anker is also bringing its Prime wireless charging station to European markets. The palm-sized foldable unit supports Qi2 wireless charging up to 25W and can simultaneously charge iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods.
One of the most interesting features is the AirCool fan cooling technology, which Anker claims operates at a quiet 19 dB while keeping the temperature below 37 degrees Celsius during charging. Effective cooling during wireless charging should be noted, as heat is one of the main issues with wireless charging compared to other wired methods, and keeping the temperature low should help with long-term battery life.
The station comes in Phantom Gray and Radiant White and costs $149.99 in the US. It is currently available on Anker.com and Amazon.com, with European availability expected in the coming months. Also, specific UK prices have not been confirmed at the time of writing.
Soundcore Space 2 headphones
Soundcore, the audio arm of Anker Innovations, has announced the Space 2, an over-ear headphone positioned as a travel-friendly option with powerful noise cancellation and long battery life.
The sound cancels
Space 2 features what Soundcore describes as advanced 4-stage noise cancellation that automatically adjusts depending on the environment. The system is specially designed for low frequency noise, making it particularly suitable for use in airplanes, buses and noisy office settings. Low rumble from jet engines and car motors is often the type of noise that is hardest for ANC systems to handle well, so the focus here makes sense for headphones focused on travel.
Noise level and drivers
The headphones use 40mm double-layer diaphragm drivers that include a silk diaphragm and a metal ceramic layer. Soundcore says this combination is designed to deliver full bass, clear vocals and detailed highs. Without independent measurements it’s hard to assess how these compare to competitors in the same price point, but the dual-driver approach is a step up from the single-drivers typically found in budget headphones.
Battery life and charging
Battery life is rated at up to 50 hours with ANC enabled and up to 70 hours with ANC off. Those are solid numbers for the price bracket, with 50 hours of ANC listening comfortably more than most competitors offer. There’s also a quick charge feature that provides up to four hours of playtime from just five minutes of charging, which is handy if you forget to charge before a trip.
Additional features
Space 2 includes smart wear detection, which automatically pauses playback when the headphones are removed and resumes when put back on. For calls, three microphones combined with AI noise reduction aim to improve voice clarity.
Soundcore’s HearID 3.0 is also included, which assesses the listener’s hearing profile and customizes the audio output to compensate for any frequencies where sensitivity may be reduced. This type of personal EQ is becoming more common across the headphone market, with Sony and others offering similar features in their apps.
Design and comfort
The headphones feature an ergonomic design with soft memory foam padding, which Soundcore says are intended for all-day wear during long listening sessions or extended trips. They will be available in three colors: Linen White, Jet Black and Seafoam Green.
Price and availability
Soundcore Space 2 is expected to go on sale from April 21 through Amazon and Soundcore.com. Pricing is set at $129.99 in the US, £129.99 in the UK and EUR 129.99 in Germany and the rest of the EU. At that price point, the Space 2 will compete directly with options from Sony, JBL and Sennheiser in the mid-range ANC headphone segment.
eufy Robot Vacuum Omni C28
eufy’s latest robotic vacuum is the Omni C28, which the company positions as a solution aimed at pet owners who deal with hair and daily messes. Featuring the HydroJet self-clean roller mop, eufy says it offers the longest mop length in its price range for better mopping.
On the cleaning side, the C28 has 15,000Pa suction power and DuoSpiral Detangle brushes with a 4-step anti-tangle system designed to prevent hair from tangling on the brush. This is a common pain point for robot vacuum owners with pets or long hair, so it’s good to see eufy address it directly.
The accompanying 5-in-1 Omni Station handles vacuuming, mop washing and drying, water refilling, waste water collection and charging. Self-dumping and self-cleaning boats have become increasingly standard in this price range, but the five-task method should reduce the frequency of manual maintenance.
The eufy Robot Vacuum Omni C28 is available now for $799 in the US and £599 in the UK, with introductory discounts available through eufy.com/uk and Amazon.
eufy Robot Lawn Mower C15
eufy expands its robotic lawn care range with the C15, an affordable entry-level mower that uses the same Vision-FSD technology found in the company’s E-series mowers. This means it relies on camera-based navigation and AI obstacle avoidance instead of buried boundary wires or RTK satellite positioning, making setup much easier.
The C15 covers an area of up to 500 square meters and can cope with slopes of up to 32 percent, which should be suitable for most medium-sized urban gardens. An AI-driven navigation system detects and avoids pets, people and obstacles while generating optimized mowing paths.
The exact price is not confirmed, but eufy says that the C15 is expected to debut in the summer of 2026. Wireless robot vacuums have become more popular than traditional wired systems, so a more budget-friendly option in the eufy range may appeal to first-time buyers.
eufy Wearable Breast Pump S2 Pro
Rounding out the announcements, eufy introduced the Wearable Breast Pump S2 Pro. The device uses VibraPump technology, which combines vibration with a standard pumping action for what eufy describes as highly efficient emptying and clog relief.
HeatFlow 2.0 offers seven adjustable heat levels to improve comfort and output, while the 360-degree transparent design with integrated lighting is intended to aid alignment and monitoring in low-light conditions. Smart Pumping System 2.0 includes sensor alerts for full and overflow detection.
With the eufy app, users can control settings remotely, customize breastfeeding rhythms and access guided meditation sessions to relax during pumping. Interested buyers can sign up for updates at eufy.com/eufy-mom-and-baby, although pricing and a firm launch date have yet to be announced.
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