Anker Eufy at IFA 2026: New security cameras, plus a robot vacuum and a robot lawnmower

Eufy Anker's Eufy brand showcased several new devices at IFA 2026. The new product lineup includes several additions in security cameras. The Eufy NVR Security System E50 is a multi-camera system that has a hybrid 2K fixed bullet and 4K PTZ dual-lens design. It also uses the brand's OmniTrack AI tracking system and auto-framing. It is available now for buyers in the US, Canada and Australia, with the four-camera kit starting at $999 and the eight-camera option starting at $1,599. The Eufy Video Doorbell S4 is both a wired video doorbell and security camera that offers 9 MP resolution. It has a 180-degree field of view and uses the OmniTrack system. The device will be available in many markets later in September with a starting cost of $299. The Eufy Window Camera E10 offers 24/7 recording with 2.5K resolution, F1.0 color night vision. Thanks to a 25-degree adjustable tilt, the camera should have minimal blind spots. The camera retails for $70 and will be available starting later in 2026. The final security product launch is the Eufy Fall Detection Sensor. This device uses mmWave for radar-based fall detection. It has two-way talk built in and without requiring any cameras or wearables, it can provide safety without being intrusive. Appliances Eufy On the appliance side, the Eufy brand also showed off a vacuum and a lawnmower. The Robot Vacuum Omni E35 has been granted the Maternal and Infant Cleaning Robot mark from Tüv and Asthma & Allergy Friendly certification from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. It can sterilize and remove dust mites, and the vacuum has a multi-cyclone filtration system and a self-cleaning roller mop. It will be available in the EU and UK on September 4, which is also the pre-order date for the US ahead of a September 25 launch. The vacuum will have early bird pricing of $900 and a usual cost of $1100. The Eufy Robot Lawn Mower S2 Max is a fully autonomous machine that can map and mow about 3.7 acres. It has up to 48 TOPS that power its real-time decision making and with all-wheel drive, the mower can take terrain up to a 38 degree slope. It will be available in Europe in May 2027.