Anker’s Eufy brand has unveiled a slate of new products at IFA 2026, ranging from security cameras to cleaning appliances. The announcements include four security devices, a robot vacuum, and a robot lawnmower, expanding the company’s smart home ecosystem with several devices aimed at different corners of the home.
Security camera lineup expands
The flagship announcement is the Eufy NVR Security System E50. This multi-camera setup features a hybrid design combining 2K fixed bullet lenses with 4K PTZ dual-lens technology. The system relies on Eufy’s OmniTrack AI for tracking subjects and auto-framing capabilities. Buyers in the US, Canada, and Australia can purchase the kit now, with the four-camera version starting at $999 and the eight-camera option priced at $1,599.
Also launching soon is the Eufy Video Doorbell S4, a wired device that doubles as a security camera. It captures footage at 9 MP resolution with a 180-degree field of view and uses the same OmniTrack system found in the E50. The doorbell will hit shelves in multiple markets later this month, with a starting price of $299.
A more budget-friendly option comes in the form of the Eufy Window Camera E10. Designed for window placement, this camera records continuously at 2.5K resolution and includes F1.0 color night vision. Its 25-degree adjustable tilt aims to reduce blind spots. The device costs $70 and is scheduled for release later in 2026.
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Rounding out the security offerings is the Eufy Fall Detection Sensor. This device uses mmWave radar technology to detect falls without the need for cameras or wearables, and it includes two-way talk functionality.
Home appliances join the lineup
Eufy also showcased its Robot Vacuum Omni E35, which has earned certification from Tüv and the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. The vacuum can sterilize surfaces and remove dust mites, features a multi-cyclone filtration system, and includes a self-cleaning roller mop. It will launch in the EU and UK on September 4, with US pre-orders opening the same day and a full release on September 25. Early bird pricing sits at $900, with the regular retail price set at $1,100.
The Eufy Robot Lawn Mower S2 Max represents the company’s entry into autonomous lawn care. The device can map and maintain lawns covering roughly 3.7 acres, powered by up to 48 TOPS for real-time decision making. Its all-wheel drive system allows it to handle slopes up to 38 degrees. European customers can expect availability in May 2027.