Anker Soundcore, the audio and video sub-brand of Anker Innovations, has unveiled its latest product lineup at IFA 2026 in Berlin, with two themes covering nine new products. The company’s proprietary THUS AI chip powers the range providing clearer calls and adaptive noise control. Anker will be entering the OTC hearing aid market with a new product expected later this year, also utilizing the THUS AI audio chip.

The AeroClip 2 Pro open-ear and AI note-taking earbuds will be the first open-ear clip earbuds to include Anker’s built-in AI note-taking feature. With one-tap recording, the AeroClip 2 Pro can capture conversations during face-to-face meetings or online meetings. It can record both sides of a phone conversation.

Once completed, using the Soundcore App, users can transfer recordings to a phone or tablet and then access an AI LLM to create a complete summary of the meeting using multiple templates. The AeroClip 2 Pro also lets users search for items from a past meeting and quickly retrieve that information.

The THUS AI audio chip has been designed to deliver ultra-clear calls in noisy settings. It’s paired with a six-sensor array that includes four high-SNR microphones and two bone-conduction sensors that can isolate speech from background noise.

With their Ergo-Fit design and an ear clip form factor, the new AeroClip 2 Pro earbuds have a comfortable all-day fit without blocking ambient audio. The AeroClip 2 Pro have an open acoustic architecture driven by an 11mm dual-diaphragm driver. There is also support for the Hi-Res audio codec LDAC.

The AeroClip 2 Pro can play for 10 hours at 50% volume on one charge, plus there’s a total of 30 hours more charge in the storage case. Dropping the ear clips into the case for 10 minutes can provide up to three hours of additional playback time.

Pricing and Availability:

The Soundcore AeroClip 2 Pro will be available in multiple colors in the U .S., U.K. and E.U. markets and will officially launch in the coming months. Final pricing and launch timing will be shared soon.

Also joining the AeroClip lineup are the second-generation AeroClip 2 open-ear, clip earbuds, which also use Anker’s THUS AI chip to help isolate a user’s voice during phone calls.

Like the AeroClip 2 Pro, the AeroClip 2 earbuds have an ergonomic fit in an ear clip form factor and are designed for all-day comfort. To ensure a proper fit and tension on a user’s ear, the AeroClip 2 earbuds were tested against 2,000 different ear profiles.

Using a 12mm dynamic driver with LDAC in an ear clip design, these new earbuds can play for up to 8 hours on one charge and there is an additional 32 hours of backup charge in the storage case battery for all-day listening.

The AeroClip 2 earbuds also offer real-time AI translation with Apple MFi certification, enabling one-tap access on iOS devices. The AeroClip 2 are slated to be available in multiple colors — including Midnight Black, Red, Cloud White and Mist Blue at launch — with other colors being announced at a later date.

Pricing and Availability:

The Soundcore AeroClip 2 will be available for $169.99 in the U.S. and £159.99 in the U.K. and €179.99 in Germany and throughout the EU from Amazon.com and Soundcore.com from September 22, 2006.

Anker Soundcore will also introduce a new pair of OTC hearing aids, launching later this year and powered by Anker’s THUS AI chip. The device is engineered to solve the biggest frustration among hearing-aid users; understanding voices in noisy places, including crowded restaurants, at family gatherings, and other social events.

While traditional hearing aids often amplify all sound around a user, Anker says it’s hearing aids will take a different approach. Powered by the THUS AI chip running 7.2 billion operations per second and combined with four beam-forming microphones, the hearing aids pinpoint the voice that matters while background noise quietly fades away.

Using Anker’s knowledge and experience in charging, the upcoming OTC hearing aid is expected to have 12 hours of usage with 36 hours total in the charging case. Dropping the hearing aids into the case will also allow for fast charging. Five minutes of charging will create two additional hours of usage, the fastest in the industry, according to Anker.

Pricing and Availability:

Additional details, including pricing and launch timing for Anker’s OTC hearing aids will be announced in the coming months.