Anker Innovations, founded in 2011 by former Google engineer Steven Yang, is a global leader in consumer electronics specializing in charging technologies, smart devices, and audio-video products. Initially focused on producing high-quality laptop batteries and smartphone charging accessories such as portable power banks, USB chargers, and cables, Anker quickly gained market recognition for its reliability and innovation[1][3][4]. The company’s headquarters moved from Shenzhen to Changsha, Hunan, China, and it now operates over 30 offices worldwide with more than 5,000 employees, over half of whom are dedicated to research and development[5][6]. Anker pioneered the popularization of fast-charging technology with innovations like PowerIQ and the early adoption of gallium nitride (GaN) components, which enhanced charger efficiency and reduced size. Its product lineup expanded strategically to include car chargers, wireless chargers, and multi-port GaNPrime chargers, establishing Anker as a top global mobile-charging brand by 2020[1][5]. The company also launched the Eufy brand in 2016 for smart home devices, notably gaining traction with AI-powered security cameras and solar-powered home security solutions[2][5]. Additionally, Anker's Soundcore brand delivers high-quality audio products using proprietary acoustic technologies[5][6]. Anker went public in July 2021 through a SPAC merger, reaching a valuation of approximately $3.2 billion and generating around $2 billion in annual revenue by 2024[2][4]. It sells products through e-commerce platforms such as Amazon, which played a crucial role in its early growth, as well as through brick-and-mortar retailers worldwide. The Americas, Europe, and Japan are its largest markets, with China contributing a smaller share of revenue[4]. Recently, Anker briefly entered 3D printing with AnkerMake but pivoted to UV printing technology under the eufyMake brand by