All the must-see tech that wowed us at CES 2025

It’s not Rotatable LG OLED display Of your dreams, but the climb may be more within your reach. It’s a retractable screen that rejects ambient light and has built-in speakers and a short-throw projector that looks like a piece of furniture when the screen retracts. TV technology expert Geoffrey Morrison was skeptical of ultra-short throws, but he thinks the pair might solve some of the problems he’s had with them. There’s no set price for the display yet (the projector is priced at $2,700), but it’s bound to be less than models like LG.

When you’re ready for smaller projects — or don’t have the budget for larger ones — a tiny house can be an attractive alternative, especially when it’s luxurious and packed with the latest smart technology. Our favorite of the tiny dwellings designed at AC Future is the AI-Thu, a modular building (as small as 400 square feet) equipped with smart technology that helps control lighting, heating, cooling, and appliances, as well as solar panels, a water recycling system, and an atmosphere. Water generation and much more.

Roombas and other robot vacuums have been a hit, but their tiny wheels can be overcome by the smallest ledge or threshold between rooms. Enter Dreame’s X50 Ultra, which features short, two-wheeled legs that it can deploy to overcome even the most modest obstacles. No, he won’t climb stairs, but we’ve seen him climb small ledges a few inches high. This advancement comes with a hefty price tag of $1,699 when it starts shipping in mid-February (Pre-order it For a discount of $390).

Delta has a new feature for its mobile app, and it’s powered by artificial intelligence. Delta Concierge, coming this year, will help you solve the most annoying parts of traveling, like reminding you about passport renewal and visa requirements, suggesting what to pack based on your destination’s weather and general tips on getting around while on the road. Like other new AI-powered features, you’ll be able to ask questions through text or natural language speech and the app will respond. Anything that makes travel less painful—and free—is a big help these days.

This is still just a concept, but Lenovo’s new laptop expands the screen upward rather than folding it (or folding two screens together) like almost every dual-screen laptop we’ve seen. We don’t have a price or availability for it yet — it’s a real product, not just a concept or prototype — but the ability to convert a laptop’s screen from 14 to 16.7 inches with the push of a button sounds like something I’d want.

You know that horror trope where something scary extends the screen towards you and something terrible enters the world? Samsung has turned the expansive screen of our nightmares into reality – although it could be as much flowers as the zombies scurrying through it. The screen bulges out in the middle to produce a 3D effect; It’s a little hard to see, according to editor Lisa Edesico, but it’s there.

I’m all for anything that can take the boredom out of daily (or every week) tasks, and this is the first to eliminate one of the most tedious homeowner tasks. Not only does it mow your lawn, it chews up most of the debris (including leaves and branches) in your garden food.

We’ve seen smart kitchen gadgets, but none of them meet the needs of your influencer audience? The LG Signature Smart Instaview has cameras inside the microwave to record video of you preparing your favorite dishes — and don’t worry, there are plenty of sensors checking how your food is cooking to make sure you don’t end up with a flaming mess. There’s also a 27-inch HD screen and speakers so you can watch TV while you cook. Although it’s just a concept device for now, Instaview is an interesting look at how kitchen workers can push technology forward, too.

For years, premium smartwatches have been able to detect atrial fibrillation — an irregular heartbeat that can prevent strokes and heart events — but not everyone wants a smartwatch. Enter Circular Ring Gen 2, a $380 smart ring that monitors AFib events and tracks other health data, and will be available for purchase in the next couple of months.

SodaStream, which lets you make sodas at home, was a great idea when it launched. But now everyone is on the move and equipped with water bottles, why should you only be able to put your buzz in one place? SodaTop is a compatible water bottle cap that carbonates water in compatible containers.

Don’t wait until the soil cracks or the leaves fall. LeafyPod is a smart planter that learns the right regime for the plant you’ve placed it in, and also determines if any environmental realities are sub-optimal. It then allows the manufacturer to express its needs via a mobile app. It can’t do everything, you still have to do what you’re told.

The concept of being able to use multiple portable displays with a laptop is one of those pipe dreams that leave us searching for a product we can live with. It’s also a staple at CES, and at least on day one, FlipGo caught the attention of dreamers. Who knows? Maybe this is it He – she.