Anker has been busy at IFA 2026 in Berlin, rolling out a long list of new products. The lineup spans everything from AI note-taking earbuds to speakers built to help you sleep better.
Alongside those, the company also introduced a new set of smart power banks and charging stations, and this time the focus isn’t on cramming in the highest wattage possible. Instead, Anker is putting the emphasis on managing heat properly and keeping your battery healthy over the long run.
Anker MagGo Power Bank 2 Pro
Sitting at the top of the new lineup is the MagGo Power Bank 2 Pro, a portable battery pack with built-in magnets that follow the Qi2.2 standard and support 25W wireless charging.
Anker claims it can get an iPhone 17 Pro to 50 percent in just 25 minutes, and it stays cool while doing it thanks to an active thermal system. That setup combines a built-in fan, a patented fan control algorithm, dual air ducts, and a three-layer graphene heat spreader.
The goal of all that cooling hardware is to keep temperatures under 96.8°F, or 36°C, during charging, so the bank avoids throttling itself. The whole thing weighs just 200 grams and includes a built-in display that shows real-time power output, temperature, battery level, and how much charging time is left.
Inside, you get a 10,000mAh battery with fast charging support, capable of going from empty to 80 percent in 52 minutes.
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The MagGo Power Bank 2 Pro is priced at $109.99 and launches in the US on September 17, available in Phantom Gray, Starlight Silver, and Polar Night Blue.
Anker Laptop Charger Pro
Anker also introduced the Laptop Charger Pro, a 100W GaN charging brick that can actually recognize which laptop you’ve plugged in and adjust its charging curve to match.
It gives you two modes to pick from: Auto Fast Charge for speed, and Care Mode, which slows things down on purpose to protect your battery and can extend its lifespan by up to 40 percent through smarter charging thresholds.
If you want more control, you can pair it with Anker’s companion software, Anker Charging Manager, and set a manual 80 percent charging cap. Once your laptop hits that mark, the charger bypasses the battery and powers the laptop directly instead.
The software also tracks battery health over time, gives you monthly maintenance reports, and lets you customize the wallpaper on the charger’s built-in display, which already shows real-time power output, charging status, device info, and temperature.
The Laptop Charger Pro supports OTA firmware updates too, so it can pick up support for new devices and charging protocols down the line. Even with 100W of output at 77°F, or 25°C, it stays compact enough to travel with.
It measures 62 x 55 x 34mm, which is 38 percent smaller than Apple’s 96W single-port charger, and it comes with a plug that folds flat at 90 degrees. The single USB-C port covers PD 3.1, PPS, and Xiaomi’s own fast-charging protocol. The Anker Laptop Charger Go is priced at $59.99 and goes on sale in the US this October.
Anker MagStand Charging Station
Closing out the new charging lineup is the Anker MagStand Charging Station. It has a compact, waterfall-style design that Anker says takes cues from pottery, and it packs three charging functions into one unit: a 25W Qi2 magnetic pad, a 1.2m retractable USB-C cable, and a hidden 30W USB-C port on the back for whatever else you need to plug in.
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To manage heat, it relies on Anker’s SnapCool active cooling working alongside the company’s ActiveShield 5.0 system, which keeps temperatures regulated the whole time it’s charging.
There’s also a built-in display showing charging speed, time remaining, and battery health in real time. Double-tap that display, and it kicks off an overnight Care Mode, which uses adaptive charging curves and cuts power automatically once your device is fully topped up.
That same screen doubles as a bit of a showpiece too. You can set it to show custom clock faces, live weather, or interactive screensavers. Anker hasn’t shared pricing or a release date for the MagStand Charging Station yet, but it’s expected to arrive sometime in the second half of 2026.
