Soundcore expands its flagship Thus chip to new headphones and earbuds
Soundcore unveiled several new audio devices featuring its Thus processing chip, promising superior call clarity and enhanced noise cancellation.
Soundcore announced a suite of new audio products at IFA 2026 in Berlin, each incorporating the company’s Thus processing chip that it says delivers the best call quality by suppressing background noise. The flagship Space 2 Pro headphones feature a six-microphone array for voice isolation and an eight-microphone adaptive ANC system touted as 1.5 times more effective than the Space One Pro across the 20 Hz-2 kHz range.
The AeroClip 2 earbuds retain the original pricing and color options, while the AeroClip 2 Pro introduces AI-driven note-taking and a free transcription plan of 120 minutes per month for two years. Liberty Buds 2 are lightweight, 4.7-gram earbuds with a six-mic ANC setup. Battery life claims include up to 60 hours of listening for the Space 2 Pro and 10 hours per charge for the AeroClip 2 Pro, with pricing from $130 to $200 and availability on September 22 in the United States, Europe and the United Kingdom.
Why it matters
Consumers gain access to advanced call-clearance and noise-cancellation tech across a broader range of affordable audio gear.
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