Anker, a leading provider of home power solutions, is set to unveil what it claims is the world's first smart hybrid whole-home backup system at CES 2026. The Solix E10, as it's called, is scheduled to debut in January, with a detailed announcement expected on January 12.
The company has been building its reputation in this niche market with scalable systems that use massive, modular batteries and can be recharged via the home's power grid or solar panels. These solutions range from $4,000 to over $6,500, depending on the chosen configuration and whether a roof-mounted solar panel system is added.
Anker's Solix E10 promises to take this technology to the next level by integrating an intelligent backup solution into a single, sleek system. The product lineup includes a large battery unit, a boxy inlet box that appears to be an upgraded version of its existing Solix F3800 kit, and two other enigmatic modules.
While Anker is tight-lipped about specific features, it has hinted at revealing "full technical specifications and details" in the coming days. As we wait for more information, industry enthusiasts will have to rely on speculation and visual clues from the company's teaser images.
The big reveal comes just as CES 2026 gets underway, with Gizmodo providing comprehensive coverage of all the latest tech innovations on the show floor. Be sure to check our live blog and in-depth coverage for the most up-to-date information on Anker's groundbreaking new system, set to shake up the home backup market.
The company has been building its reputation in this niche market with scalable systems that use massive, modular batteries and can be recharged via the home's power grid or solar panels. These solutions range from $4,000 to over $6,500, depending on the chosen configuration and whether a roof-mounted solar panel system is added.
Anker's Solix E10 promises to take this technology to the next level by integrating an intelligent backup solution into a single, sleek system. The product lineup includes a large battery unit, a boxy inlet box that appears to be an upgraded version of its existing Solix F3800 kit, and two other enigmatic modules.
While Anker is tight-lipped about specific features, it has hinted at revealing "full technical specifications and details" in the coming days. As we wait for more information, industry enthusiasts will have to rely on speculation and visual clues from the company's teaser images.
The big reveal comes just as CES 2026 gets underway, with Gizmodo providing comprehensive coverage of all the latest tech innovations on the show floor. Be sure to check our live blog and in-depth coverage for the most up-to-date information on Anker's groundbreaking new system, set to shake up the home backup market.
... i mean, i love anker's products and all, but a whole-home backup system that's gonna cost anywhere from $4k to over $6k? it's just out of reach for most people, you know? like, how many ppl can really afford that kind of investment? 
... i get that anker doesn't wanna spill all the beans yet, but come on! a bit more transparency would be nice. i'm excited to see the specs and details when they drop, but for now, it's just speculation galore 
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Anker's Solix E10 seems like a game-changer for home backup solutions. The idea of a single, sleek system that can be recharged via solar panels or the grid is genius. I'm excited to see how this technology shakes up the market and what features we can expect from the big reveal! 
and that price range? I mean, yeah it's on the higher side but think about all the peace of mind you'll get knowing your home is protected 24/7 
so I'm totes hyped for this debut at CES 2026 
gotta see those full specs though... fingers crossed they're as impressive as they sound 
, they've been doing some cool stuff with their modular batteries and it makes sense that they'd take it to the next level... but at $4k-$6.5k it's still a pretty significant investment for most people 
cant wait to c more details 
! Can't wait to see what kind of features this Solix E10 has - hope it's not just another incremental upgrade 
. $4k to $6.5k is kinda steep tho, but i guess you get what you pay for and this thing looks sleek af 
. can't wait to see what features they'll reveal soon 
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The modular design sounds promising too. Hope they reveal some sweet features at CES, I'm gonna be glued to my screen 
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