With Bluetooth 6.0, They Can Connect to Two Devices Simultaneously, and Mfi Certification Ensures Smooth Operation With Apple Devices.

Anker has unveiled the AeroClip 2, the second generation of its open-ear wireless earbuds, about a year after the original model went on sale. The new earbuds feature a 12mm dual magnetic circuit driver and support LDAC, AAC, and SBC codecs. With Bluetooth 6.0, they can connect to two devices simultaneously, and MFi certification ensures smooth operation with Apple devices.

The AeroClip 2 includes Anker's Thus AI chip, which uses a 6-microphone array and 150 times more processing power than the previous generation to isolate the user's voice from ambient noise for clearer calls. The earbuds are designed for comfort, with an acoustic design that blocks outside noise without putting pressure on the ear, and a C-shaped structure resistant to 10,000 bends. Battery life reaches up to 8 hours on a single charge, extending to 32 hours with the charging case.

A 10-minute quick charge provides 4 additional hours, and the case supports wireless charging. The Anker AeroClip 2 will be available at a price of €180. The open-ear design aims to deliver stronger noise reduction, high-end sound quality, and a comfort-focused fit. The company's interest in open-ear wireless earbuds reflects growing consumer demand in this category. The AeroClip 2 is expected to appeal to users seeking a balance of audio performance and all-day wearability.