Anker soundcore AeroClip 2 Lands in PH Stores at PhP9,995

The Anker soundcore AeroClip 2 is now on shelves nationwide, and the AeroClip 2 price in the Philippines is PhP9,995. Anker’s local storefront lists that figure against a PhP11,995 reference, so the clip-on earbuds currently read as PhP2,000 off rather than as a permanent shelf tag.

The earbuds were first shown here in September, when Anker Philippines folded soundcore into the Anker One lineup and brought the AeroClip 2, the MagGo Power Bank 2 Pro and the Nano Charger to a local launch. What this release adds is the detail a buyer needs at the counter: a full dust and water rating, a local warranty, and a sleep mode built into the buds themselves.

AeroClip 2 price and availability in the Philippines

PhP9,995 is the figure on Anker Philippines’ own store and on its Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop counters. Four finishes are listed: Burgundy Red, Midnight Black, Cloud White and Mist Blue, with Mist Blue the last to reach shelves. Every unit carries an 18-month warranty handled in the country by GoCommerce Asia, Anker’s authorized distributor, so a claim does not mean shipping the earbuds abroad.

That warranty is worth checking before buying from a grey-market seller, since parallel imports route service elsewhere. We covered the launch pricing and the iPhone-first framing in our report on the Anker One event, and our unboxing walks through the box and the app setup.

IP57 and 6.2 grams: what changes for daily wear

Anker rates the AeroClip 2 at IP57, which covers dust ingress and water splashes, so sweat during a workout and rain on the commute are both handled. The company does not rate it for swimming. Each earbud weighs 6.2 grams, and the clip rides on a titanium wire inside a silicone bridge, a shape Anker says it built from more than 2,000 ear profiles and flex-tested beyond 10,000 cycles.

Battery life is 8 hours per earbud, 32 hours with the case, and 10 minutes on the charger buys roughly 4 hours. Bluetooth 6.0 handles dual-device pairing, the soundcore app adds HearID 5.0, 3D Spatial Audio and live translation across more than 100 languages, and LDAC with Hi-Res Audio Wireless covers Android while MFi certification smooths pairing on iPhone.

Nap Mode and the Guinness call claim

Calls are the reason Anker built this pair around microphones. Four MEMS mics and two bone-conduction sensors feed the Anker THUS AI chip, which reads both voice vibration and room noise and separates them in real time. Anker says the system holds up past 80 dB of ambient sound, and Guinness World Records certified the result on August 31, 2026, for the highest speech quality score (G-MOS) among open-ear clip-on earbuds.

Nap Mode is the unusual addition. Triple-press either earbud and the AeroClip 2 plays offline white noise pulled through the app, with rainstorm, blizzard, rainy park and babbling brook among the choices, while the phone stays silent.

At PhP9,995 the AeroClip 2 asks you to trade some bass for awareness of traffic, a referee or a colleague mid-sentence. Our quick review found the sound and the microphones held up in use, which leaves the discount as the open question: it is running now, and Anker has not said how long it stays.