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Anker’s Soundcore: Elevating Call Quality Across Earbuds and Headphones

Soundcore’s innovative Thus chip promises crystal-clear calls and immersive sound, redefining audio experiences.

Anker’s Soundcore is expanding its range of headphones and earbuds with the introduction of the Space 2 Pro, AeroClip 2 and AeroClip 2 Pro, and Liberty Buds 2, all equipped with the company’s cutting-edge Thus chip. This chip is renowned for its superb call quality, virtually eliminating background noise and enhancing overall audio clarity.


The Space 2 Pro represents the pinnacle of Soundcore’s innovation, featuring a 6-microphone array for superior voice isolation and 8-microphones for adaptive noise cancellation. Soundcore claims their ANC technology is 1.5 times stronger than previous models, covering a wide range of frequencies from 20Hz to 2,000Hz. Other highlights include high-res audio support via LDAC and up to 60 hours of playback time.


Meanwhile, the AeroClip 2 and AeroClip 2 Pro offer a versatile audio experience with 11mm dual-diaphragm drivers, AI note-taking capabilities, and 10 hours of playtime. The AeroClip 2 Pro is particularly noteworthy for its ability to record online meetings and phone calls, thanks to its AI transcription starter plan. These new products are set to launch on September 22, priced from $130 to $200, and come in a range of colours.


The Liberty Buds 2 are designed for those seeking compact, comfortable wear. These tiny earbuds weigh just 4.7 grams and offer 6 hours of playtime, with 40 hours in the charging case. They too feature the Thus chip for enhanced call quality and a 6-microphone ANC system. Launching on the same date, the Liberty Buds 2 will be available in purple, black, and white for $130.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/tech/986330/soundcore-headphones-earbuds-announcement-ifa-2026
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