While perhaps not as exciting as the fleet of new Smart Display chargers, or the display-equipped sleep buds, for some, Anker has also unveiled a SleepLab Pro speaker loaded with some impressive sounding tech at IFA 2026.
The new sleep speakers, much like the Sleep Earbuds, comes in two forms: the SleepLab and the SleepLab Pro.
Both models can plan music and sleep sounds alongside night lighting and alarms to gently put you to rest, as you likely expected.
However, the Sleep Lab Pro takes it up a notch with some interesting sounding tech here for racking sleep patterns and more. It features a wireless radar of sorts that can analyze various sleep metrics tether-free, including “precise sleep sensing, tracking heart rate and breathing and analyzing the four stages of sleep” before recalibrating the speaker’s sound output to help make corrections in your slumber.
There are still plenty of questions surrounding this thing, like does it actually work and how well it can actually make real-time adjustments based on your data. We do know it will not work for more than one person, but Anker assured us it can pull in data from the closest sleeper to the nightstand it is resting on.
The SleepLab and SleepLab Pro introduce the company’s first pair of sleep-focused bedside speakers. SleepLab plays music and sleep sounds with a soft nightlight and alarm to set the mood for sleep. The SleepLab Pro uses 60 GHz radar for precise sleep sensing, tracking heart rate and breathing and analyzing the four stages of sleep, then plays tailored audio to help users fall asleep and stay asleep, with no earbuds, ring or monitor required.
There are no pricing details yet on the SleepLab and SleepLab Pro, nor do we have a release date just yet. But Anker did tell us on a private PR call there will be no subscriptions required here.
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