The Space 2 Pro headphones lead this expansion, marking the first time the Thus chip has been paired with a six-microphone array for voice isolation. Beyond call quality, these headphones boast adaptive active noise cancellation that Soundcore claims is 1.5 times stronger than its previous Space One Pro model, specifically targeting frequencies between 20Hz and 2,000Hz. Launching September 22 for $200, the device supports LDAC high-res audio and offers up to 60 hours of playback without active noise cancellation.
Soundcore expands its AI-driven audio lineup at IFA 2026
At IFA 2026 in Berlin, Soundcore unveiled a fresh wave of audio hardware featuring its proprietary Thus processing chip. By integrating this technology across new headphone and earbud models, the company aims to set a new standard for voice isolation and call clarity in increasingly noisy environments.
Soundcore is simultaneously diversifying its open-clip earbud range. The AeroClip 2 retains its predecessor's $170 price point while gaining the Thus chip for enhanced clarity. Its sibling, the AeroClip 2 Pro, introduces advanced AI note-taking capabilities, allowing users to transcribe online meetings and phone calls. While pricing for the Pro clip model remains unannounced, the new Liberty Buds 2 arrive on September 22 for $130, packing a six-microphone ANC system into a compact 4.7-gram frame.
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