Anker Innovations released a full slate of next-generation products at CES 2026, including the latest offerings under their brands Anker, eufy, and soundcore.

Key products that the company premiered at the event include these CES 2026 Innovation Award honorees:

• Anker Prime Charger (160W, 3 Ports, Smart Display)
• Anker SOLIX C1000 Gen 2
• eufy Robot Vacuum Omni S2
• soundcore AeroFIt 2 Pro

The Anker brand focused on introducing a next-generation portfolio of charging solutions. These come with smarter device recognition, speed, and efficiency, as well as smarter visual interfaces, faster Qi2 25W wireless performance, and AnkerSense View and ActiveShield 5.0.

Leading the lineup is the Anker Nano Charger which identifies the iPhone model in seconds. It packs 45W fast charging in a compact design, and features TÜV–Certified Care Mode.

This model is priced at US$ 39.99 and will be available in late January.

There’s also the Anker Prime Wireless Charging Station, delivering up to Qi2 25W high-speed wireless charging for iPhones in a compact, 3-in-1 foldable design. Its Airflow cooling system ensures stable, efficient charging for multiple devices.

This offering is priced at US$ 149.99 and will be available in Q1 2026.

In addition, there’s the Anker Nano Docking Station which is a 13-in-1 tool with a Triple Display and built-in 6-in-1 removable hub. It delivers up to 4K resolution on a single display, up to 100W upstream charging, and 10Gbps data transfer.

This specific product is now available for US$ 149.99.

Anker also previewed the Anker SOLIX E10 smart hybrid whole-home backup solution.

eufy

On the other hand, the eufy Robot Vacuum Omni S2 comes with the brand’s HydroJet mopping tech and a long-lasting 30kPa AeroTurbo suction.

The S2 introduces CleanMind AI, which can identify floor types and room layouts to automatically adjust cleaning mode, suction, scrubbing force, and even wheel height.

The smart home cleaning solution generates a hypochlorous acid and ozone water solution right in the water tank as well. Plus, with a built-in air freshener, three interchangeable scents release fresh fragrance to areas.

The product officially launches on January 20 for US$ 1,599.99 via Amazon and the eufy website.

Other products under eufy that were launched include:

• eufy Bottle Washer S1 Pro: US$ 469.99, available from February 9
• eufy Video Doorbell S4: US$ 279.99, available Q1 2026
• eufy Solar Wall Light Cam S4: US$ 199.99, Q1 2026
• eufy Smart Lock E40: US$ 299.99, Q1 2026

soundcore

Lastly, soundcore has launched the AeroFit 2 Pro, the first dual-form earbuds that enable both open-ear listening and active noise cancellation in a single design.

The earbuds support two distinct modes: Open-Ear Form and ANC Form. Users can switch from these modes, depending on the situation.

It is now available on soundcore.com for US$ 179.99.

The brand also unveiled the Sleep A30 Special, which features a triple noise reduction system. It combines ANC, passive isolation, and adaptive snore-masking technology to reduce disruptions across multiple frequency ranges.

This offering is in collaboration with Calm, supporting free sleep stories directly through the soundcore app.

It is priced at US$ 199.99 and is now available for preorder.

Other offerings include:

• soundcore Boom Go 3i speaker: US$ 79.99, available between early February to mid-March 2026
• soundcore Nebula P1i projector: US$ 369, available early 2026
• soundcore Nebula X1 Pro theater station: US$ 4,999
• Nebula X1 Pro with 200-inch inflatable screen bundle: US$ 6,998, available Spring 2026

Rokid has announced a strategic collaboration with Ant International to integrate Alipay+ GlassPay into Rokid Glasses and Rokid AI Glasses Style.

Bared at CES 2026, the collaboration expands the real-world use cases for AI-powered wearable technology.

Infusing the Alipay+ GlassPay solution allows users to initiate and confirm payments directly from Rokid’s wearables, thereby simplifying everyday payment scenarios.

The applications are aplenty, from retail purchases to travel-related transactions, and even cross-border consumption.

The intuitive process includes these AI-powered steps on the glasses’ interface:

• voice interface
• intent interaction
• camera-based code scanning
• biometric authentication

Such payment functionality reinforces Rokid’s vision of AI glasses as practical, everyday tools rather than conceptual devices. It also eliminates having to switch to handheld ways.

The partnership also aims to enable more natural and efficient human-computer interaction. It marks a crucial milestone in the evolution of wearables, while also showing AI glasses can integrate directly with real-word digital and financial services.

Rokid says it plans to continue expanding practical applications for Rokid AI and AR Glasses through similar team-ups.

LG Electronics has showcased its AI-enabled home robot, the LG CLOiD, at CES 2026. It was the first time the robot was demonstrated publicly.

The system represents LG’s latest development in AI-based home robotics and smart home platforms, building on the company’s self-driving AI Home Hub LG Q9 and ThinQ ecosystem.

The new offering embodies the company’s zero labor home vision, introducing physical AI to help individual manage time-consuming daily housework.

As such, it is mainly intended to aid users and reduce the time and physical effort required for everyday chores.

Household automation in real-world setting

During its demonstration, the LG CLOiD was shown operating in diverse home environments.

In one scenario, the robot retrieved milk from a refrigerator and placed a croissant into an oven to prepare breakfast.

As household occupants leave, the robot also initiates laundry cycles, then folds and stacks garments after drying.

Such tasks display the robot’s ability to understand user’s lifestyle and precise appliance control.

Hardware designed for operation in living spaces

The LG CLOiD consists of a head unit, torso with two articulated arms, and a wheeled base equipped with autonomous navigation.

The torso part can tilt to adjust its height, enabling the robot to pick up objects from knee level and above.

Each arm, meanwhile, has seven degrees of freedom, matching the mobility of a human arm. The shoulder, elbow, and wrist allow forward, backward, rotational and lateral motion.

Moreover, each hand includes five independently actuated fingers for fine manipulation. The configuration allows the home robot to handle a wide range of objects and operate in several areas.

In addition, the wheeled base uses autonomous driving technology derived from LG’s experience with robot vacuums and the LG Q9.

The form factor considers safety, stability, and cost-effectiveness. A low center of gravity also reduces the risk of tipping should there be contact with a pet or child.

LG CLOiD as a mobile AI home hub

Furthermore, the LG CLOiD’s head functions as a mobile AI home hub. It houses a chipset, display, speaker, cameras, and various sensors, plus voice-based generative AI.

At the core of the robot is LG’s physical AI technology, which combines Vision Language Model and Vision Language Action. These models trained for tens of thousands of hours with household task data.

Collectively, the elements allow the robot to communicate with humans through spoken language and even facial expressions.

Learning the environment and user lifestyle patterns enable the robot to tailor-fit its capabilities. Connected home appliances can also be controlled through integration with LG’s smart home ecosystem, including the ThinQ and ThinQ ON.

Seamless connectivity allows LG CLOiD to orchestrate a wider range of services across LG’s various appliances.