GoKawiilAnker's Soundcore SleepLab Pro tracks sleep with radar instead of wearables
Anker unveiled the Soundcore SleepLab Pro at IFA 2026, a bedside speaker that uses 60GHz radar to monitor heart rate, breathing, and sleep stages without requiring any wearable device. The device uses that biometric data to personalize soundscapes, lighting, and breathing exercises, including a 28-day sleep improvement program and over 180 built-in sounds, all without needing a phone or subscription for core functions.
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Wearable sleep trackers often disrupt the very sleep they're meant to measure, so a contactless radar-based alternative could appeal to users frustrated by straps and rings. This launch also signals Anker's broader strategy of consolidating sub-brands like Soundcore and Eufy into a unified ecosystem, hinting at more cross-category smart home health products ahead.
- SleepLab Pro uses 60GHz radar for contactless sleep tracking of heart rate, breathing, and sleep stages
- It personalizes sounds, lighting, and breathing exercises based on tracked biometric responses
- No subscription or smartphone is required for core features, though pricing remains unannounced
Soundcore Sleep A20 Sleep Earbuds — If Anker's radar-based SleepLab Pro has you curious about better nights, the Soundcore Sleep A20 is the sleep gear you can actually buy today. These tiny, side-sleeper-friendly buds block noise and pipe in soothing sounds, plus they track your sleep through the Soundcore app.
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