IFA26: A round of the Anker booth: When the cable charging company creates a large ecosystem
Walking around Anker's booth at IFA 2026, what surprised me the most was their scale this year. From a brand that Vietnamese technology people are only familiar with through chargers, cables or pocket backup batteries, Anker brings to the exhibition a giant space with the One Anker orientation, bringing together all security, audio, smart home appliances and energy equipment into one unified ecosystem.
Anker eufyMake UV printer prints embossed patterns and Anker Baby breast pump
The area that makes me most curious is Anker eufyMake, where the company's new generation of color and label printers are displayed. Unlike conventional inkjet printing that only creates a thin layer of ink on paper, this machine uses UV coating printing technology to help the paint layer thicken and float on the surface with visible thickness.
Right next to it is the Anker Baby area with eufy branded equipment, including the Pump Effortless smart breast pump for breastfeeding mothers. This is a completely new product array, showing that Anker wants to penetrate every smallest corner of family life instead of just stopping at technology toys for men.
MagGo 2 Pro charging accessories, desktop charging station and international charger
Moving into the traditional cable charging area, Anker still shows its core strengths with many convenient solutions for desks. The most prominent is the MagGo Power Bank 2 Pro magnetic backup battery line that has an integrated active cooling fan, helping to limit the device's overheating and automatically reduce current when charging wirelessly.
Besides, I really like the desktop wireless charging stations equipped with a parameter display screen and a mechanism to neatly roll the cables to the back, making the working space much neater. The company also offers many thin and light multi-port chargers, typically the Compact 120W model with 4 Type-C ports and 2 Type-A ports, along with international travel chargers that support flexible plug changes for many markets and come with a large screen to visually monitor charging capacity.
The headset integrates the Anker Thus chip and the home security ecosystem
In the audio segment, Anker displays a full range of headphone models from over-ear, in-ear to open-ear clip headphones such as AeroClip 2 and 2 Pro. The important foundation that helps this year's headphone models operate more smoothly is the new generation Anker Thus chip, which supports environmental noise filtering and optimizes sound recording to hear calls clearly even when the user is only whispering in a quiet space.
Adjacent to the sound area is the Anker Security array, which brings together familiar home security solutions from eufy such as solar battery-powered cameras, smart doorbells and alarm sensor systems. The synchronous combination of cameras and warning sensors helps users easily manage home security on a single platform.
Anker Solix power station and Anker Clean home cleaning robot
This year's Anker Solix energy station area is also made on a very large scale. In addition to the compact mobile charging station model Solix C300 with a capacity of about 300Wh for short-term camping trips, Anker also introduces large residential solar power storage systems such as Solix X1, Solix XE and SolarBank Max balcony solar battery set to serve households with self-sufficient power sources.
Finally, in the Anker Clean cleaning segment, besides the eufy automatic lawn mowers, which are very popular in European gardens, the Omni E35 vacuum cleaning robot model with standard size and automatic charging station also attracts a lot of attention. I think this line of multi-purpose cleaning robots will soon be brought to the Vietnamese market because of its very high level of practicality for today's family apartments.
Looking at the overall One Anker booth at IFA 2026, I see that they have truly transformed themselves into a multi-industry household technology corporation, not just a simple accessory company. Serious investment from security products, solar energy to handcrafted equipment shows that Anker's ambition to expand the ecosystem is very clear. Which group of Anker devices are you most impressed with at this exhibition?
