Anker’s Soundcore Space 2 Pro headphones will launch in the United States on September 22 for $199.99. The over-ear model was announced at IFA 2026 as part of a new audio range built around Anker’s THUS processing chip.

Anker says the headphones can play for up to 60 hours with active noise cancellation turned off. That figure falls to 30 hours with ANC enabled. Battery results depend on volume, wireless features and testing conditions, so the numbers should be read as company ratings.

The headphones use Bluetooth 6.1 and support two-device multipoint connections, according to Anker’s launch material. They also include spatial audio and a high-resolution listening mode. Those features target people who move between a phone and a computer during the day.

Soundcore’s product page presents the Space 2 Pro as a call-focused headset. It lists adaptive ANC, LDAC support and a fit built around memory-foam ear cups. Anker also says the headphones use its HearID system to create a personal sound profile.

What Hi-Fi described the Space 2 Pro as the follow-up to the Soundcore Space 2. The publication noted that the new model costs more than its predecessor and will need to prove that the extra price brings better sound and comfort.

The use of the THUS chip is part of Anker’s wider push to process more audio tasks inside its products. The company says the chip can run AI calculations in memory. That label describes the hardware design; it does not by itself guarantee a better listening experience.

Anker plans three US colors: Midnight Grey, Linen White and Jet Black. The launch announcement confirms US availability through Amazon and Soundcore, while UK and European pricing may be announced separately.

The Space 2 Pro enters a busy premium-headphone market. Its long rated battery life, multipoint support and call features give it a practical case. Independent listening tests will decide whether the new model can overcome the weaknesses reviewers found in the previous generation.