At IFA 2022, we took a closer look at Anker’s new 3D printer, 150-inch portable television model and other products.
150 inch portable television?
shiftdelete.netThe company has had real success on Kickstarter with the AnkerMake M5 3D printer. The 3D printer managed to raise more than $8.8 million on the crowdfunding platform. In addition to a high print speed (max. 250 mm/s), the Chinese company also promises a smart camera with appropriate artificial intelligence. Control was supposed to be easy, thanks to a convenient app. The exciting 3D printer is expected to go on sale in late autumn. It is not yet known what the price is.
Anker’s sub-brand has launched the SoundCore Space Q45, the long-awaited successor to the price-performance powerhouse Q35. The on-ear headphones not only offer high wearing comfort thanks to the soft and skin-friendly material, but are expected to be a real eye-catcher with their high-quality design with small but thin aluminum accents. High-Resolution Wireless Audio, the LDAC standard, and 40mm drivers apparently make this possible.
Finally, the company also introduced its power plants at this year’s IFA. New products such as Anchor 521 PowerHouse, Anchor 535 PowerHouse and Anchor 757 PowerHouse joined. There will also be a look at the Anchor 625 solar panels. With their help, large-format powerbanks can be charged independently from a conventional power supply. Classic lovers will be able to charge their PowerHouses even faster thanks to the new GaNPrime technology. Behind this is Anker’s new charging standard, available in Anchor 735 (65 watts), Anchor 737 (120 watts) and Anchor 717 (140 watts).