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Power Mobile Life, LLC — Company Profile
Overview. Power Mobile Life, LLC is a U.S. subsidiary of Anker Innovations Technology Co., Ltd. (Shenzhen Stock Exchange: 300866.SZ; HKEX: 0668.HK), the Changsha, China–headquartered consumer-electronics group founded in 2011. Power Mobile Life is organized in Washington State and its office of record is 10800 NE 8th St., Suite 900, Bellevue, WA. Anker's regulatory and securities filings list Power Mobile Life as a wholly owned subsidiary with roughly US$50,000 in registered capital, engaged in U.S. sales, and Anker Innovations Limited has designated it as its U.S. agent for FCC service of process. Headcount and revenue are not separately disclosed for this entity; its parent reported about 6,300 employees group-wide and RMB 30.5 billion in 2025 revenue.
Operations. Power Mobile Life is an operating distribution/import entity, not a non-practicing entity or patent licensor. Together with affiliates Fantasia Trading LLC (d/b/a AnkerDirect) and Smart Innovation, LLC, it distributes eufy-branded smart-home security hardware in the U.S. — video doorbells, indoor/outdoor security cameras, floodlight cameras, smart locks, and related HomeBase/app services sold through Amazon, eufy's direct store, and retail channels. It is named as a defendant, alongside those affiliates, in consumer-privacy matters concerning eufy products.
Litigation posture. All seven tracked cases list Power Mobile Life as plaintiff, all against NEC Corporation, all filed 24 October–1 November 2024. This plaintiff count does not indicate patent assertion: the filings are declaratory judgment actions of patent non-infringement (35 U.S.C. § 1), brought jointly with Fantasia Trading, in response to NEC's September 2024 E.D. Tex. infringement suit against Anker entities. Filed in the Eastern District of Virginia (Alexandria Division, Judge Brinkema), the case was transferred to the Eastern District of Texas on 1 November 2024 (2:24-cv-00881, Judge Gilstrap). The tracked dataset contains no defendant-side entries for this entity, though it has appeared as a defendant in other matters (e.g., Throughtek v. Anker Innovations).
Notable context. The NEC dispute centers on eufy products and features such as package-delivery detection, cross-camera tracking, and the BionicMind AI service (patents including U.S. 9,953,240 and 10,037,467). Separately, in January 2025 the New York Attorney General settled with Fantasia Trading, Power Mobile Life, and Smart Innovation for $450,000 over eufy camera data-security representations.