Baseus may not be a household name in the US (yet), but they have a slate of devices to make your tech run smoother, from security cameras to docking stations and portable batteries for all sorts of setups. They’ve got you covered at home and on the go!
It’s hard to make headphones or portable speakers interesting. You can tweak the shape of a speaker or add a clever strap for backpack duty. You can dress up a pair of headphones with new colors or textures. But at the end of the day, everyone knows what over-the-ear headphones are, and everyone knows what a small Bluetooth speaker does. The TDM Neo tries something different by combining both, and it just might make you rethink how you use each.
If you have to juggle a schedule for more than one person, or just get a handle on what’s going on in your household, you probably have THE CALENDAR. Whether it’s a Google Calendar on your phone, a whiteboard on your fridge, or a bulletin board with your own personal code system, you have something in place to track it all. Cozyla has a better way with their new Calendar+Max concept.
TCL has an impressively deep portfolio of products, but the area where they’re head and shoulders above the rest is in their screen technology. From phones to televisions, you know you’re getting a display like no other if it comes from TCL. But they’ve really outdone themselves with the new TCL X11L SQD Mini-LED television lineup, which promises colors and audio like never before!
AUKEY is rolling into CES 2026 with a new desktop charging station called the MagFusion DeskHive 5X Pro, and it is aimed squarely at anyone whose desk has turned into a small museum of devices. The pitch is simple: one compact hub that can power up to five things at once, including a magnet-style wireless pad for your phone, plus enough wired wattage to handle a laptop that gets cranky when it is underfed.
Headphones and earbuds are really impressive if you stop and consider just how much complex circuitry is crammed into tiny spaces. Doubly so when you think about how much harder we tend to be on headphones; they have to hang tight through commutes, weather, and sweaty, sweaty workout sessions. Still, every year the sound quality gets better, the battery life gets longer, and the earbuds get tougher. Just look at what JBL has on deck for 2026!
The new AWOL Vision Aetherion series enters the scene with the Aetherion Max and Aetherion Pro, a pair of ultra short-throw projectors designed to bring 4K clarity into living rooms, home theaters, or gaming dens without demanding a complicated setup or a cavern of space. The keyword here is Aetherion, because this system leans hard into precision, speed, and scale. If you have ever looked at a giant projected image and thought the details seemed a little too impressionistic, the Aetherion lineup aims to fix that problem in a very big way.
The Ascentiz H+K exoskeleton system debuts at CES 2026 with upgraded hardware, smarter support, and a new high-power hip module, the Ascentiz H Ultra. The people behind the world’s first modular hip and knee exoskeleton clearly want to make powered mobility feel less like science fiction and more like something you would stash in your backpack before heading out for a long hike, a trail run, or even a brutal day zigzagging across a trade show floor.
The new Lutron Caséta smart wood blinds are designed for anyone who loves natural light but gets tired of chasing it around the house all day. These blinds promise a more hands-off way to manage sunlight, privacy, and glare while still looking like the kind of real wood window treatments you would expect in a thoughtfully designed home, not a sci-fi movie set.
The Narwal Flow 2 is stepping into the robot vacuum world with enough confidence to make you wonder whether your home has been judging you this whole time. Narwal has spent the past few years quietly refining how a robot should see, think, and behave while cleaning your floors, and the Flow 2 feels like the moment everything clicks into place. If you’ve been waiting for a robot that doesn’t just wander around bumping into chair legs like it’s at a middle school dance, this one deserves a closer look.
No one loves lighting your home like Govee does! Whether it’s lights as art, as an accent, or to brighten up the whole room, they have a slate of new devices to distract you from how very, very dark it is in winter.
There is a particular kind of loyalty reserved for nugget ice, the soft, chewable kind that turns an ordinary drink into something worth savoring. The problem is that most at-home machines either make a racket, struggle to keep up, or quietly disappoint over time. The GoveeLife Smart Nugget Ice Maker Pro steps into this very specific frustration with a promise that feels personal: fast nugget ice, steady output, and a noise level that will not make you regret installing it ten feet from the couch.
Clicks is taking a noticeably different approach to modern tech with two new products that seem far more focused on helping you get things done than on keeping you endlessly entertained. Clicks Communicator is a compact second phone designed for clear communication, quick responses, and fewer distractions, while the new Clicks Power Keyboard tackles one of technology’s most persistent annoyances: awkward typing on smart screens. Together, they suggest a quieter, more intentional way to interact with your devices, whether that means separating work from personal life or simply making everyday tasks feel less cumbersome.
The Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i Aura Edition is a premium 16″ laptop that feels unapologetically designed for people who actually push their machines hard. This is not a “nice for email” computer. It is big, bold, and clearly aimed at creators, power users, and professionals who expect their laptop to keep up rather than politely ask for mercy. From the moment you open the lid, it is obvious Lenovo is swinging for the high end here, and in daily use, that confidence is largely justified.
Drunk driving is not a joke. It’s dangerous, and it’s one of those things where a single bad call can ruin your life or someone else’s in seconds. The problem is that unless you’ve got an interlock installed or you’re carrying a breath tester around like a nervous raccoon, it’s surprisingly easy to misjudge when you’ve crossed the line from “probably fine” to impaired. That’s where trinamiX and AUMOVIO come in, with a new non-invasive touch-based solution designed to live right inside your car and check your BAC before you ever turn the key.