Anker has introduced 2 new accessories designed for power users and mobile listeners. The new Space Station 10 in 1 desktop dock targets high refresh rate multi monitor setups, while the AeroClip 2 clip on earbuds bring official Apple MFi certification to an open ear design. Both products are launching in China with competitive pricing starting at 599 yuan.
Space Station 10 in 1 Dock Delivers 240Hz Video and Smart Telemetry
Gamers and desk workers who rely on multi monitor setups often struggle to push high refresh rates through typical USB hubs. Anker aims to solve this with dedicated HDMI 2.1 and DP 1.4 video connections. A single monitor can run up to 4K at 144Hz or 2K at 240Hz. Dual monitor setups can output 4K at 60Hz or 2K at 240Hz.
One of the primary additions is a built in color screen on the front panel. It delivers real time telemetry showing active display resolutions, refresh rates, port statuses, and live charging speeds. Users can also configure settings directly through a desktop application or web interface.
Port selection covers 10 connections in total. The unit includes SD and TF 3.0 card readers, a 10 Gbps USB C data port, 3 USB A ports with 1 running at 10 Gbps and 2 at 5 Gbps, and a 1 Gbps ethernet jack. Power input supports 100W through USB C. The dock uses 20W to run its internal display and circuitry, sending up to 80W of power directly to the host computer. Pricing is set at 599 yuan (approx. $89 USD).
AeroClip 2 Earbuds Feature Custom ThusAI Voice Processing
Open ear audio continues to gain traction, and Anker is refreshing its clip on offerings with the AeroClip 2. The earbuds feature official Apple MFi certification alongside Bluetooth 6.0 with multi device pairing for 2 hardware sources at once. The exterior shell comes in 4 color options named red, white, blue, and black.
Wearer comfort is built around an updated silicone bridge connecting the acoustic driver to the battery module. It is 35% softer than the previous generation and can handle over 10000 flexes without losing its grip. Sound reproduction relies on 12mm dual magnet dynamic drivers with support for the high resolution LDAC codec.
Call clarity is managed by Ankers in house ThusAI audio chip. The silicon delivers 150 times more processing power than the older model. Working alongside a 6 microphone array, the chip actively isolates human vocal frequencies rather than relying on standard noise suppression. This allows for clear two way conversations even in noisy street environments.
Battery performance reaches 32 hours of total playback when using the charging case. A quick 10 minute charge provides 4 hours of music playback, and the case supports wireless charging pads. The earbuds also feature an IP57 dust and water resistance rating. Retail pricing is set at 1,199 yuan (approx. $178 USD), with an introductory launch discount bringing the price down to 999 yuan (approx. $148 USD).
