Anker and Zagg hope to aid retailers’ add-on sales with new-for-fall higher margin SKUs in a variety of categories, including home security, home cleaning, portable cinema, PC connectivity, personal power and charging, and iPhone accessories.
Here’s a run-through of each company’s fall 2025 assortments.
Anker Offerings
Arguably, the star of Anker’s fall assortment is its free-standing Mars Walker accessory, which the company touts as the first stair-climbing robot vacuum designed to work in concert with the company’s new Omni S2 robot vacuum ($1,599, January 2026).
When stairs are detected, the robot vacuum glides into the Mars Walker, which then ferries it up or down a staircase. The S2 then exits to Mars Walker to continue cleaning. When one floor cleaning is complete, the S2 locates the Mars Walker and continues to the next floor – all without user assistance.
This automatic multi-floor navigation is possible thanks to what Eufy claims is the world’s first large vision vacuum with 3D semantic mapping. Multiple cameras on the S2 build a 3D map of an entire home, determine what objects it’s actually seeing, and even automatically identify and label rooms.
The S2 vacuum itself packs a powerful 30,000 Pa suction capability, exerts 3.3 pounds of constant downward cleaning pressure, and elevates up to two inches to clear shag carpets. Omni S2 also conducts a lot of automatic cleaning of its own gear, including its dust bin and mop pads, and refills detergent. There’s even a built-in aromatherapy fragrance system.
Amongst Anker’s other latest offerings are (unless otherwise noted, all products are available as of September 25):
- Anker Prime Charger ($149): Smaller than Apple’s own 140-watt charging block, this accessory can perform 140, 35, plus 35-watt charging via three USB-C jacks. Anker’s app adds seven customizable modes.
- Anker Prime Docking Station ($299.99): This power-user USB-C PC hub is equipped with 14 ports, including 140W USB-C, USB-C, USB-A, HDMI, Ethernet, audio, and SD/TF slots, and can support an 8K and two 4K displays. A display shows USB-C charging power and other status details. A PC app adds additional options.
- Anker Prime Power Bank ($229.99): Fulfilling all portable power needs, this power-packed but compact 26,250mAh battery/charger can recharge two laptops and a smartphone at full speed. Rated at 99.75Wh, the Power Bank falls below the 100Wh airline lithium battery carry-on limit.
- Anker Prime Wireless Charging Station ($229.99): Resembling a pair of Star Trek Andorian alien antenna (they’re the blue people), this three-in-one Qi2.2 wireless dock stand can quick charge an iPhone along with an Apple Watch and AirPods. A 1.65-inch status display with time-to-full-charge.
- Eufy AI Core Security ($TBA, November 2025): Compatible with the brand’s PoE NVR, HomeBase 3, and ExpertSecure home security systems, this Eufy security hub solves multiple user pain points, primarily using AI to identify more than 100 different events or threats including weather and respond four times faster than other security systems whether the user is home or not.
- EufyCam S4 (2-cam kit $299, 4-cam kit $1,149): Aiding the company’s HomeBase 3 system is this new outdoor solar-powered camera equipped with both a 4K wide-angle and a dual-lens 2K pan-and-tilt camera to provide not only 360-degree tracking but more accurate and detailed face, human, and vehicle particulars from further away.
- EufyMake E1 UV Printer 1: Last April, Anker unveiled this consumer 3D-texture UV printer – it can print 3D textures up to 5mm high on a multitude of flat, rotational, or roll-to-film surfaces of wood, metal, ceramic, leather, acrylic, and other materials in a multitude of colors. After a $46 million Kickstarter campaign, the printer will reach the mass market in December. The basic bundle ($2,499) includes an ink kit, while the “deluxe plus” bundle ($3,799) adds a laminating machine, a rotary printing attachment, and a roll-to-film attachment.
- Soundcore AI Voice Recorder ($TBA, November): This square, coin-sized, magnetic clip-on recorder, available in black and white, starts recording with just a tap, and transcribes conversations using GPT-4 in 100-plus languages with 95% accuracy, then exports files in standard-format audio and/or text.
- Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro ($4,000-$5,000; initial launch on Kickstarter): An update of the previous X1 portable cinema, the more complete Nebula X1 Pro includes Dolby Vision, a 4K triple laser optical engine producing 3,500 ANSI lumens, 110% Rec.2020 color, native 5,000:1/56,000:1 dynamic contrast, and is equipped with auto-size, auto-focus, keystone correction, adaptive brightness. For audio, the X1 Pro offers Dolby Atmos, front speakers, dual 8-inch, 80-watt subwoofers, and wireless rears. Wheels and a retractable handle aid portability, and it’s IP43 water and dust resistance.
- Soundcore Sleep A30 ($229.99): These ultra-slim smart noise-cancelling sleep earbuds sync brainwaves with calming aural patterns for sleep. They can also detect snoring from a bedmate and play calibrated tones to mask the noise. A smartphone app produces personal sleep reports and includes soundscapes options and customizable masking settings.
Zagg’s iPhone Power & Protection Products
Along with a plethora of iPhone 17 cases and power accessories, Zagg also bowed new blue light filter screen protectors and an innovative PerfectFit Installation system.
PerfectFit, available for all the company’s iPhone 17 screen protectors, is a simple two-step screen protector application process: place a naked iPhone 17 in the included recyclable tray. Close and hold the cover shut, then pull the tab that removes the adhesive backing and perfectly aligns the protective screen on the phone.
Zagg’s other big news is that the company is maintaining prices across its 2025-26 product array despite economic pressures from tariffs. According to a company spokesperson, “We’re making our margins a little thinner, but we have broader distribution as a result.”
There are four new Zagg iPhone 17 screen protectors:
- XTR5 with Eyesafe CPF60 ($59.99): This blue light filter helps maintain Circadian sleep rhythms while retaining screen clarity. Anti-reflective technology help make text and images sharper, keeps colors accurate, and is 11x stronger than basic glass screen protection.
- Glass Elite & Privacy XTR ($49.99, $59.99): Available with two-way and four-way privacy filters, both versions keep prying eyes from spying.
- Glass Elite ($39.99): Like all its iPhone 17 screen protectors, the Elite offers maximum scratch resistance.
- Glass Elite Lens Protection ($19.99-$29.99): This series of protectors consists of 14 different anti-reflective protector patterns designed to pair with the company’s new iPhone 17 cases.
Zagg also unveiled seven new iPhone 17 screen series:
- Rainier ($69.99) cases offer slim two-piece, military-grade, up to 22-ft drop protection in two-tone color combos and a built-in dual-orientation (portrait and landscape) kickstand.
- Crystal Palace, Santa Cruz ($29.99 – $59.99) are both clear case series with 13-foot drop protection that resist yellowing. Crystal Palace models are minimalist, while Santa Cruz editions add color highlights, a MagSafe charging ring, and a kickstand.
- Sedona ($49.99) cases include a plethora of patterns and 13-foot drop protection.
- Manhattan ($49.99) cases are smooth, slim, soft-touch silicon in a variety of colors, all with 13-foot drop protection.
- Luxe ($39.99) features minimalist designs made from 100% recycled materials with 10-foot drop protection.
Zagg also has updated its Mophie portable power and charging SKUs, including a new two-year partnership as the Oracle Red Bull F1 Racing official mobile power supplier and a line of limited edition branded portable battery SKUs.
Among the new Mophie-branded mostly GaN (Gallium Nitride) USB-C portable power offerings are:
- Speedport ($14.99 – $99.99) wall chargers will supply 20- to 140-watt of fast-charging power, with multiple USB-C jacks available on more powerful versions.
- Powerstation Wireless portable MagSafe batteries include four new Qi2 models: the .35-inch thin 15-watt Slim ($59.99) with 5,000mAh; Slim with Stand ($69.99), a Slim with a 180-degree rotating kickstand; a .6-inch thin 10,000mAh battery ($79.99) with a 20-watt USB-C jack; and a 10,000mAh battery with a 180-degree kickstand ($79.99).
- Mophie Speedport Plus 67 ($TBA, November) incorporates two USB-C jacks with 67-watt power output and an integrated retractable tangle-free 27-foot cable.
- Zagg also has started shipping four white Qi2 Wireless Charging Stands for Apple portables including a single iPhone Stand ($39.99), two 2-in-1 models, one to accommodate an iPhone and AirPods case ($59.99), and one to charge both an iPhone and an Apple Watch ($79.99), and a 3-in-1 ($99.99) to charge all three Apple devices.
- Mophie AirPods Max Charging Stand ($149.99): This updated soft-touch silicon black charging stand magnetically aligns an AirPods Max and charges it via a plug-in USB-C dongle, and also can simultaneously charge an iPhone.
