Update: Anker’s new eufyCam HomeKit Indoor Cameras are now available for purchase. You can get the standard model for $25.99 (Reg. $40) with promo code WSEUFYIDC1 or the pan and tilt version for $36.99 (Reg. $50) with code WSEUFYIDC2.

After being teased to start the month, we now have official details on Anker’s new eufy HomeKit cameras. Set to release in early May, a bit later than anticipated, these new indoor security cameras combine a small footprint with integrated recording and support for Apple’s smart home platform. It’s the latest pair of cameras to hit the market with HomeKit baked right in, alongside a host of other notable features including 24/7 recording and a pan/tilt design. With prices starting at a very affordable $40, this is sure to be a hit with consumers looking to build out a smart home security system on a budget. Head below for full details.

After being teased as a HomeKit partner back at WWDC in June, Anker has today announced a new security camera lineup packing Apple’s smart home seal of approval. The EufyCam2 arrives as a follow-up to the brand’s popular and affordable offerings with a simple design and a new base station. While HomeKit secure video has been slow to roll-out, it’s becoming more mainstream as Arlo announced further compatibility with its Ultra cameras gaining this functionality yesterday. Anker’s pairing with Apple shows just how far the brand has come in a few short years. After making waves with its affordable line of smartphone accessories at Amazon, Anker has become a significant player in the consumer technology space, and its introduction of HomeKit-enabled cameras takes that even further. Head below for more on the new EufyCam 2.

Anker has brought its latest projector to market with the new Nebula Apollo. Following the brand’s previous releases, this version comes in an even smaller footprint with a touch panel for a familiar experience. This is the first projector from Anker with such technology and one that is sure to find its way to subsequent releases from the brand. On top of that, you’ll find the usual selection of built-in streaming services that have become commonplace for Anker’s projectors. Hit the jump to learn more along with a deal for $50 off the launch price.

We’ve long been fans on Anker’s Nebula projector lineup. Over the years it has slowly moved from a single portable projector to an ever-expanding selection of devices made for home theaters, outdoor movie nights, and more. When paired with built-in Android TV functionality, Nebula provides access to the most popular streaming services out there alongside screen sharing. Today, Anker has announced its new Nebula Capsule Max, the latest version of its popular handheld projectors. This new model delivers 720p resolutions with a small enough footprint to easily go with you wherever your travels wander. Hit the jump to learn more about the new Nebula Capsule Max.