Anker has introduced the Soundcore AeroClip 2, its latest open-ear clip-style earbuds, with a focus on comfort, call clarity, and Apple device integration.
The new model features a high-elasticity silicone C-bridge that is 35% softer than the previous generation and can withstand over 10,000 stretches without losing shape.
Available in Hot Red, Moonlight White, Sunny Blue, and Obsidian Black, each earbud measures approximately 26.4 × 21.2 × 24.8 mm.
The charging case is compact at 51 × 27 × 44 mm, and the total weight including the case is just 53.2 grams.
Sound and connectivity
Audio is powered by a 12mm dual-magnetic-circuit driver in an open acoustic design, supporting LDAC, AAC, and SBC codecs.
Bluetooth 6.0 with dual-point connectivity allows seamless switching between two devices.
Anker's custom Thus AI chip is said to deliver 150 times the peak computing power of the previous generation.
A six-microphone and sensor array focuses on isolating the user's voice rather than just filtering background noise, aiming for clearer calls in busy environments.
Battery and durability
Battery life is rated at about 8 hours on the earbuds alone, extending to 32 hours with the charging case.
A quick 10-minute charge provides around 4 hours of playback.
The case supports wireless charging and USB-C, while the earbuds carry an IP57 dust and water resistance rating.
Apple integration and pricing
Thanks to Apple MFi certification, users get real-time translation features when paired with an iPhone, along with Siri support and more reliable switching across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
In China, the AeroClip 2 is priced at 1,199 yuan, with a limited-time promotional price of 999 yuan.
Internationally, the earbuds are expected to launch around September 22 at roughly $170 or €180.
A higher-spec AeroClip 2 Pro, featuring on-device recording and AI note-taking, is planned for a later release.
