Here’s everything Anker announced at IFA

Here’s everything Anker announced at IFA
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2018-8-30 16:00

Most tech-savvy people have something made by Anker in their homes. The ubiquitous Chinese company offers a range of dirt-cheap electronics, from cables and chargers to Bluetooth speakers and even robot vacuum cleaners.

Today, at Berlin’s massive IFA 2018 tech trade show, the company lifted the curtain on a few new additions to its line-up. Eufy RoboVac 30C Anker’s sub-brand, Eufy, is all about the home. Search Amazon for it and you’ll stumble across a range of Alexa-enabled light bulbs, smart body scales, and robot vacuums. At IFA 2018, the company announced the launch of the Eufy RoboVac 30C. This…

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