The Reviewed Awards: CES 2024—The best of what’s to come
Our favorite new products from the world's biggest tech show
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Another CES is here, and along with it, our team’s endless march through the halls of Las Vegas to vet the thousands of debuting products eager for their moment in the spotlight. While we didn’t love everything we saw, we did love a bunch of them! In fact, there were 48 products that singled themselves out as particularly noteworthy this year.
These winners of The Reviewed Awards: CES 2024 stood out for their excellence in innovation, core technology, design, and/or value. We congratulate all the brands and look forward to getting these products into our labs in the coming year.
Home Theater
![The LG OLED T showing showing birds and trees on its transparent screen in a room with a tree behind a window in the background.](https://reviewed-com-res.cloudinary.com/image/fetch/s--BscEDeCU--/b_white,c_limit,cs_srgb,f_auto,fl_progressive.strip_profile,g_center,q_auto,w_792/https://reviewed-production.s3.amazonaws.com/attachment/73d4a929cd83411b/1._LG_OLED_T.jpg)
The LG OLED T made waves at CES 2024 with its transparent screen.
LG Signature OLED T
The OLED T is the culmination of LG’s years-long strategy to bring a transparent TV to the marketplace. Yes, you read correctly: You can see right through this 77-inch, 4K OLED TV. If you don’t like it when movie characters are transparent, don’t worry: At the click of a button, a special contrast film behind the see-through display mechanically unspools, turning the OLED T from something out of Minority Report into a standard-issue LG OLED TV—perfect black levels and all. If that weren’t futuristic enough, the OLED T also takes advantage of LG's Zero Connect box, which keeps most of the TV’s internals and inputs—including HDMI ports—in a separate, wirelessly connected box elsewhere in the room. It's an impressive—albeit trippy—sight to behold, but one that will likely cost you significantly more than just about any TV you can buy when it's released later this year.
Available in 2024.
Samsung S95D
Samsung is running a familiar playbook in 2024, but that's perfectly fine with us. The S95D looks nearly identical to its award-winning predecessor, the S95C, but being one of the only QD-OLED TVs at CES this year, the S95D is one of the best-looking TVs of the show by default. Its dazzling picture sports the same advantages that we've come to expect from this relatively new display technology: bright, bold color, scintillating highlights, and the inky black levels only OLED can pull off. New to the S95D is an anti-glare coating that eliminates bright, garish reflections and gives the picture a pleasant matte-like expression. The S95D almost certainly won’t come cheap, but it’s also almost certain to be one of the best TVs of the year, if recent history is any indication.
Available in 2024.
Hisense 110UX
During a year of impressive brightness improvements from TV manufacturers, Hisense rules the roost with the 110UX that boasts a mind-boggling 10,000 nits of brightness paired with 40,000 dimming zones and 95% coverage of the BT.2020 color space. There isn’t another TV available or announced that’s capable of these specs. The 110UX will run on Google TV OS (as will all US-market Hisense TVs this year), and a 4.2.2-channel speaker system with Dolby Atmos FlexConnect technology.
Available in 2024.
LG G4
The G4 is the crown jewel of LG's mainline 2024 OLED TV lineup, and the follow-up to the best LG TV we tested last year: the G3. Like the G3, the G4 uses an impressive bit of hardware called MLA (Micro Lens Array) technology, which efficiently refocuses light in order to achieve brighter highlights than those of traditional OLEDs. The G3 proved to us that LG could compete with bright, heavy-hitting QD-OLEDs from Samsung and Sony, and the G4 is poised to reinforce that statement this year. It's one of just three LG OLED TVs to feature the company's newest a11 AI Processor. According to LG, the a11 chipset's AI-based processes enhance color, clarity, and upscaling. The G4's sure-to-be-smorgasbord of features include a 144Hz refresh rate and LG's Game Optimizer mode.
Available in 2024.
Hisense U6N 55-inch
Hisense's entry-level ULED TV, the U6N, is the most affordable mini-LED TV we've seen to date. It's the follow-up to one of our favorite budget-friendly TVs of 2023, the U6K mini-LED TV, whose 55-inch model cost just $500 at launch. This year, the 55-inch U6N is debuting at just $400. It's a bargain of the highest order, as it features quantum-dot color, mini-LED backlighting, and the versatility of a built-in Google TV experience. If the U6N performs anywhere near as respectively as its predecessor, it's on a fast track to the top of our list ofthe best budget TVs.
Available in 2024.
TCL QM89
While we certainly didn't have "world's biggest mini-LED TV" on our CES bingo card, we were nevertheless excited to see it. The gargantuan TCL QM89 features 4K resolution, 20,000 mini-LED zones, and quantum-dot color, just for good measure. It's a peripheral-vision-obliterating marvel, even if most of us wouldn't be able to fit it in our living rooms.
Available in 2024.
Laptops & Computing
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The Asus Zenbook Duo can be propped up vertically, horizontally, or laid flat.
ASUS Zenbook Duo
While many of the new laptops unveiled at CES 2024 played it safe, sticking to OLED screen upgrades or new Meteor Lake or Hawk Point processors from Intel and AMD, respectively, Asus shook up its Zenbook Duo line with a wholly new form factor. Dual-screen laptops aren’t totally new, but Asus’s refinement has taken things to a new level. Configurable with up to two 14-inch, 2880 x 1800, 120Hz OLED panels that unfold into 19.8 inches of screen space, the Zenbook Duo can be propped up vertically, horizontally, or laid flat for extra real estate. But the Duo’s secret weapon (apart from a semi-competitive starting price of $1,499), is the magnetic keyboard that connects either over Bluetooth or via pogo pins so you can use it like a normal laptop with zero input latency. It even comes with a backpack, laptop sleeve, and a pen.
Available in 2024.
Lenovo's ThinkBook Plus Gen 5 Hybrid
Windows 11 has evolved into a fine operating system for desktops and laptops, but the tablet PC experience leaves a lot to be desired. Similarly, Android OS has matured but still lacks a satisfying keyboard-and-mouse productivity experience to rival what a full-fledged PC can provide. Enter Lenovo's ThinkBook Plus Gen 5 Hybrid Laptop. It's a 2-in-1 device that functions as a full-fledged Windows 11 computer when the display-half of the device is attached to its keyboard base. In PC mode, it’s powered by an Intel Core Ultra processor with Intel Arc graphics—great for plowing through productivity tasks. But detach the 14-inch, 2.8K OLED display and you have a Qualcomm-powered Android tablet on your hands, ready to take on mobile tasks using all that the mobile OS has to offer, including a full suite of productivity apps like Slack, Adobe Lightroom, and Microsoft 365. It's a rare device designed to overcome its weaknesses right out of the gate, and we can't wait to spend some serious time testing it.
Available in 2024.
Dell XPS 16
Dell’s new XPS line for 2024 is carrying over the beautiful, minimalist aesthetic of the previous gen’s models, but much is changing in screen sizes and what’s under the hood. While the old XPS 13 Plus is being made over as the XPS 13, the old XPS 15 and 17 are gone, replaced by 14- and 16-inch models. Of the bunch, the XPS 16 caught our fancy—just the right size and well-equipped without having too much bulk. It features the latest Intel Core Ultra processors all the way up to the top-of-the-line Intel Core Ultra 9 185H, which includes an NPU for AI workflows, as well as NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs (up to an RTX 4070 mobile). Expect to see the same revamped keyboard layout introduced with the XPS 13, as well as the touch bar along the top row and a palm rest-spanning trackpad. The XPS 16 starts at $1,899.
Available in 2024.
Smart Home
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The Lockly Visage promises an ultra smooth smart lock experience.
Lockly Visage
The Lockly Visage is a smart lock with built-in Wi-Fi that uses facial recognition to unlock the front door—a game-changer for smart locks. While we've seen smart locks with a video doorbell component, the Visage is unique because it can scan approved faces (even in darkness) and automatically unlock the door.
The lock also works with Apple HomeKey, the Apple Home app, and Siri, and it offers seven ways to open the door, including a fingerprint reader and digital keypad, sending real-time alerts when motion is detected. The Visage will be available in satin nickel and matte black.
Available in Summer 2024.
Abode Edge
The Abode Edge is a first-of-its-kind wireless home security camera with an impressive transmission range of over 1.5 miles and smart AI detection for motion, people, and cars. The camera uses Wi-Fi HaLow, meaning it can operate on narrow frequency bands over a long distance, offering better and more reliable coverage than traditional Wi-Fi.
Made for the outdoors, the camera is IP67-rated and is waterproof. It works with Alexa and Google Assistant and has a battery life of six to 12 months depending on usage.
Available before Q3 2024.
EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra
The EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra is the first smart hybrid whole-home battery generator providing up to 21.6kW output and 5.6kW solar input. The system is ideal for homes that experience frequent power outages or want to use solar power to save on energy costs.
The Delta Pro Ultra is a portable power station on wheels that uses lithium-ion phosphate batteries. It can also be directly connected to your home using the EcoFlow Smart Home Panel 2. Together, the two systems can keep devices in your home powered when the grid goes down.
The flexible setup allows you to add multiple batteries that neatly stack on top of one another for long-term power.
Available now.
GE Cync Reveal HD+ Full Color Undercabinet Fixtures and Pucks
The Cync Reveal HD+ Full Color Undercabinet Fixtures and Pucks are an exciting new way to light up your kitchen. Gone are the days of using brackets and hoping the adhesive holds on smart strip lights—these undercabinet lights use screws and plug-ins, or you can hardwire them in for a flexible installation.
These dimmable lights are vibrant, offering more than 16 million collars. The design is sleek with a slim profile. The Undercabinet Fixtures come in three sizes, and the Pucks are for smaller areas. Plug-in or hardwired, the fixtures are semi-permanent to permanent, and a maximum of 10 lights can be connected wirelessly, with controls available from Alexa, Google, the Cync app, Matter, or the Savant professional app.
Available in 2024.
Headphones
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The real-time biometric feedback features of the Sennheiser Momentum Sport push the envelope.
Sennheiser Momentum Sport
You’d think a Sennheiser earbuds pair would be winning an award for its sound quality, and while we expect the Momentum Sport to appeal to many on that front, what’s really interesting about these sport earbuds are the extra unique features along for the ride. Most notably, the IP55-rated Sennheiser Momentum Sport allows for real-time biometric feedback from a photoplethysmography (PPG) heart rate sensor and body temperature sensor that connects to supported apps. While heart rate tracking through apps including Apple Health, Garmin Connect, and Strava isn’t a novel feature, the Momentum Sport will be the first non-Polar product able to link within that ecosystem for body temperature analytics.
There’s also what Sennheiser calls an acoustic relief channel—a small hole near the driver of each earbud—that helps to lessen distracting body noises such as your breathing and footsteps. Four wings and three ear tips offer plenty of options for a secure fit.
Available April 9, 2024.
Watches & Wearables
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The Garmin HRM-Fit syncs your data with your compatible Garmin watch, making it a comfortable game changer in the heart rate monitor field.
Garmin HRM-Fit
Like other chest-worn monitors we know and love from Garmin, the new HRM-Fit accurately monitors and records heart rate and training data for activities such as running, HIIT, cycling, strength training, and more. It also tracks your usual stats like steps, calories burned, and intensity minutes, as well as running dynamics such as ground contact time, cadence, and stride length. The HRM-Fit syncs your data with your compatible Garmin watch, but can also store data if your watch is out of range. This device is a game changer for anyone prone to chafing or irritation from wearing a heart rate monitor under their sports bra, and we’re excited to see it hit the market.
Available in January 2024.
Kitchen & Cooking
![Close-up of a hand adjusting a knob on the Impulse Induction cooktop.](https://reviewed-com-res.cloudinary.com/image/fetch/s--Djgg7Yst--/b_white,c_limit,cs_srgb,f_auto,fl_progressive.strip_profile,g_center,q_auto,w_792/https://reviewed-production.s3.amazonaws.com/attachment/322c4e44ea094c6c/6._Impulse_induction_cooktop.jpg)
This battery-powered induction cooktop boasts a more energy-efficient experience than gas ranges.
Impulse Induction Cooktop
You can now switch from gas to induction cooking without hiring an electrician. Induction ranges are becoming the healthier, more sustainable choice over gas, and now Impulse Labs is taking that initiative one step further with its new battery-powered induction cooktop.
This technology can run on a typical 120V outlet, which means even homes that have been designed for gas cooking can easily make the switch without much expense. Less electricity usage, saves on energy bills and benefits the environment. It also means the energy output is more efficient, resulting in burners that are three times more powerful than typical induction and five times more powerful than gas.
This cooktop also boasts a sleek LCD touchscreen, magnetic knobs for easy cleaning, and integrated temperature sensors for a seamless user experience that leaves little room for error while cooking.
Available in Q4 2024.
Current Backyard Model G Dual-Zone Electric Grill
2024 is the year of electric alternatives. From induction ranges to outdoor grills, many of us are ditching gas for the sake of cleaner air and a more seamless user experience.
That's what made the Current Backyard Model G Dual-Zone Electric Grill catch our eye at CES 2024. With a classic look but plenty of modern features, this grill makes propane tanks a thing of the past. It boasts the ability to reach temperatures of 700°F—150°F higher than a typical gas grill—plus convenient features like self-cleaning and a connected app for easy remote control and monitoring.
This Current Backyard grill also features four probes that can each be independently set through the app, so you can reliably cook meat to the exact liking of multiple guests at the same time.
Available in February 2024.
GE Profile Indoor Smoker
Smoking is no longer relegated to an outdoor activity, and we’re talking about food here. The GE Profile Smart Indoor Smoker with Active Smoke Filtration is bringing that flavorful cooking method to your kitchen.
Its unique smoke filtration technology transforms smoke into warm air, making it safe to use indoors. It uses the same wood pellets and outdoor smoking technology that traditional barbecue smoking enthusiasts are used to, so there's no learning curve.
In fact, this appliance comes equipped with an intuitive control panel and six presets (think brisket, chicken wings, and salmon) to make smoking a seamless cooking method.
Available now.
Revolution Cooking Macrowave Oven
We've lauded the convenience of multipurpose countertop appliances like air fryer toaster ovens for many years, but Revolution Cooking is taking it a step further.
The Macrowave Oven is a smart countertop oven, air fryer, pizza oven, microwave, and more—all in one machine. It combines microwave cooking and convection baking by using the brand's patented InstaGlo technology, which uses specialized alloys and integrated algorithms to deliver a wide range of cooking functions with impressively fast results.
The Macrowave is also incredibly user-friendly, thanks to the LCD touchscreen control panel and accompanying accessories—including a built-in temperature probe to achieve exacting doneness.
Available in 2024.
Bello water filter and infusion system
Combine concern about water safety and plastic waste with the ever-growing trend of drink systems, and you have the Bello water filter.
This sleek water filter is also a smart infusion system, adding customizable flavors and nutrients to water as it purifies, so you don't have to stock up on single-use bottles and cans to quench your thirst. The companion app tracks usage and alerts you when you’re running low on flavors.
Besides tasting great (we got to sample some at CES) and minimizing the impacts of single-use waste, Bello prioritizes sustainability with its long-lasting flavor capsules, which are made of recyclable glass—not plastic—and last for up to 50 servings. Plus, its contents are made from real fruits, teas, and other ingredients, without unnecessary additives or sugars.
Available in Q2 2024.
ExoBrew Craft Gen 3
The new ExoBrew Craft Gen 3 takes the complexity of beer brewing, no matter what type of beer you like to drink. ExoBrew can guide you to create 1.6 gallons of quality brew at home—including cider and kombucha—in less time and with more assurance and guidance than other brew kits.
The creators of ExoBrew have taken the traditional beer-brewing system, shrunk it down to a size suitable for a home kitchen, and added smart capabilities while allowing you to enjoy the spirit of beer brewing. Users can follow prescribed recipes or create their own. You can also source all ingredients from ExoBrew and try a variety of different brews.
Available in Q1 2024.
Barsys 360
Barsys 360 is the bar accessory we didn’t know we were missing, until now. Cocktail shakers will be gathering dust, and if you’ve ever been intimidated by mixing cocktails, Barsys brings the confidence.
The sleek countertop bartender belies its hidden talents. With ports to hold 32 ounces each of six different liquids, you can dispense liquors and mixers in the quantities of your choosing, or select a drink in the connected app and let Barsys do the work for you.
The app displays drinks that can be made with the liquids you’ve loaded into the machine, taking the guesswork out of home bartending. If you use the companion cup, it automatically stirs your drink until you remove it from the Barsys spotlight, which turns green to let you know it’s ready.
Available in Q1 2024.
Appliances & Cleaning
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Ample space and noteworthy speed are two hallmarks of this LG Washer and Dryer Combo.
LG 27-inch Washer & Dryer Combo
Over 2023, our laundry experts have noticed a trend: More big name appliance brands are bringing washer-dryer combo units to market, and this one from LG is the best one we’ve seen at CES 2024.
Although the basic tech—washer plus heat pump dryer—is identical to the GE Profile washer-dryer combo that launched at KBIS last year (and we tested it in our labs), there are a few points of differentiation. The LG's drum is 0.2 cubic feet larger, and it's 14% faster (if its claim on the Normal cycle holds true).
But best of all, this LG machine includes the Sidekick, a space below the main drum for delicates, which adds an additional cubic foot of washing space. Watch out Profile—this LG is coming for you.
Available in 2024.
DreameBot X30 Ultra
If you’re a floor care nerd like us, you may have noticed robot vacuums and robot vacuum-mop hybrids infiltrating the market—beyond popular long-time brands iRobot and Ecovacs. This year at CES 2024, we’ve navigated our way to at least a half-dozen, and the DreameBot X30 Ultra from maker Dreame offers some serious innovations we can appreciate.
It claims a suction power of 8,300 pa, which is even more than the Narwal Freo X Ultra at 8,200 pa, another CES 2024 debut. While we appreciate higher suction pressure, it’s not the end all be all of a great robot vacuum-mop. Lots of other variables matter, including navigation.
The DreameBot X30 Ultra can seamlessly and automatically transition from vacuum to mop functionality, based on what it detects on your floor surface. If it reaches a high-pile carpet that its mop pads can’t clear, the robot will return to its base and deposit the mop, return to the carpet to vacuum, and then return to the base to pick up the mop.
Other perks include a self-cleaning base, an optional water hook up, a flexible mopping arm, an extra-long battery life, and cutting heads on the vacuum designed to cut tangles off the brush without damaging flooring.
Available February 28, 2024.
Eureka J20 2-in-1 Robotic Vacuum-mop
We are already testing this puppy in our Cambridge lab, but even without conclusive results yet, we feel like the Eureka J20 2-in-1 robot mop deserves a Reviewed Award, CES-edition.
Two things have caught our expert’s eye. Most robot mops use spinning circular pads to wipe up messes. Instead, the J20 features a cycling belt that allows it to consistently replenish with fresh, clean water, which means it can more effectively tackle tougher stains and your floors will be cleaner. Next, we’ve only ever seen an “add detergent” feature in a competitor, Narwal, and its functionality wasn’t great, but we think Eureka can pull it off.
Available April 2024
Tineco Pure One Station
Who doesn’t like a product that makes life easier while doing a more effective job? We like what we see from Tineco on the showfloor, especially its Pure One Station vac, which not only cleans your floor, it cleans itself.
Pull this smart stick vac off its base to suck up dry spills and other debris, and then pop it back on its base. The base will initiate a top-to-bottom cleaning program that includes the dock, the vacuum’s rollers, its tubes, and the HEPA filter. Then you only have to empty the base once every 60 days or so, based on average use.
All the rest of the things we love about Tineco models—incredible suction, dust sensor system, intuitive LED display—haven’t gone anywhere.
Available in 2024.
Ecovacs Winbot W2 Omni
Robot vacuums we’ve got, but robot window cleaners? Not so much. However, this year at CES 2024, Ecovacs unleashes a 6-year-in-the-making upgrade to what we consider to be the market’s first and only reputable one. The Winbot W2 Omni uses its own proprietary navigation system, an anti-slip rolling movement, and a wide-angle, 3-nozzle spray technique to ensure windows get cleaned right to the edge.
When it comes to surface type and area, the Winbot W2 Omni tackles everything from mirrors to floor-to-ceiling windows—no job too big or too small. Trust us when we say we can’t wait to get it into our lab and throw some serious challenges its way.
Available in Spring 2024.
Hisense Smart Built-In Dishwasher with Autodose and Autodry
Known more for its TVs than its large appliances in the U.S. market, Hisense has been quietly inserting its presence with tech-forward iterations that offer mass market consumers great value. This smart dishwasher is a great example.
Its biggest boon is its auto-dosing feature that automatically releases a dose of liquid detergent for each cycle, and users only have to replenish the well once per month. While we’ve seen auto-dose functionality in more premium brands like Miele, which uses a proprietary detergent disc, this Hisense uses any liquid detergent, measured per cycle demand, and does so at an affordable price point.
More smart functionality follows with an auto-dry feature that pops the door open after running to let out steam. When in operation, this smart dishwasher only hits 40 dba—just a hair louder than upmarket whisper-quiet Bosch 800 Series. Again, at a low price.
Available in 2024.
Aiper Scuba S1 Pro
Part of Aiper’s new Scuba series, the S1 Pro pool cleaning robot has five cleaning modes and is meant for in-ground pools up to 2,150 square feet. It also boasts an impressive new feature that skims the waterline for debris.
Navigating around underwater using its caterpillar tread, the Scuba S1 Pro moves around obstacles using built-in sensors. When paired with a communication buoy called the Aiper HydroComm (a separate purchase), you can wirelessly control the Scuba S1 Pro and even send it to the top of the water so that it's easy to remove.
Available for preorder; releasing in March for $1,199.99.
Dreo MC710S
In a class by itself, the impressive Dreo MC710S combines a fan and air purifier into one multifunctional device that you can control with Alexa or Google Assistant.
DC brushless dual motors generate faster air speeds and more air volume at 12 fan speeds. It also has sensors that check for air quality and temperature, and users can adjust it to blow air at a preferred temperature. The air purifier traps more than 99.97% of particles from common household irritants like dust, pollen, dander, and smoke.
Available in March 2024.
Bio Bidet BB-1200
The Bemis Bio Bidet BB-1200 is one of the first bidet toilet seats in the U.S. that works with a smartphone app. Using the Bemis Living app for iOS or Android, you can access features like customizable wash settings and presets for a personalized potty break.
The BB-1200 bidet seat can be attached to existing elongated toilets, and other notable features are a self-cleaning nozzle, a rear and front wash, a heated seat, and unlimited warm water.
Available in April 2024.
Kohler Rista Vessel Bathroom Sink
Leave it to Kohler to find a way to flawlessly intertwine cutting-edge technology and elegant aesthetics. Making its debut, Rista, a stunning bathroom sink, isn’t like anything we’ve ever seen—in fact, it's crafted by artisans and made by a 3D printer of durable vitreous China, ensuring uniqueness and a long lifespan.
Available in February 2024.
Tablets
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The TCL Nxtpaper 14 Pro has a matte finish and a number of proprietary blue-light-reducing features that make it easy on the eyes.
TCL Nxtpaper 14 Pro
Tablets are great but can result in eye strain due to blue spectrum light exposure. It's an issue that TCL has been working to solve with its NxtPaper 3.0 displays, like the one built into the TCL NxtPaper 14 Pro tablet. The tablet offers the same crisp high-resolution viewing that high-definition OLEDs are known for. But, with a matte finish and a number of proprietary blue-light-reducing features, it has more in common with the electronic paper screens in an Amazon Kindle or reMarkable 2 than it does with an iPad. NxtPaper's similarities to some of our favorite E Ink devices don't stop there: with the flick of a dedicated switch, the colors of the TCL NxtPaper 14 Pro will desaturate to black and white, transforming it from a large tablet into a large e-reader. That it's designed to run Android means that no matter which display mode you use the 14 Pro in, you won't find yourself hurting for content to consume. And, while its MediaTek processor may be nothing to write home about, this device is up to the task of helping to plow through any productivity task you throw at it, with horsepower to spare for a little light gaming after you're done.
Available in 2024.
Photo & Video
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The Swarovski Optik AX Visio smart binoculars have game-changing built-in AI species recognition.
Swarovski Optik AX Visio smart binoculars
We don’t tend to see a lot of exciting bird-watching tech at CES, but this one really caught our attention. Swarovski Optik (the branch of the company that makes optical scopes, not figurines) debuted the AX Visio: smart binoculars with AI species recognition built right into the device.
Leveraging a technology out of Cornell Lab called Merlin Bird ID, these binoculars allow the user to just point at a wildlife subject and click a button, while the AX Visio goes on to identify up to 8,000 species of birds and 100 mammals in the U.S.
That’s headliner, but the binoculars also include a 13MP still camera, video recording, and feature called Shared Discoveries that allows you to spot a subject, hand the binoculars over to another person, and have the binoculars help that locate the same subject in the field of view.
At $4,800, they’re not cheap, but the technology feels like the beginning of big changes for nature lovers.
Available in February 2024.
Sleep
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The ANSSil Sleepinbody-Incline Smart Mattress collects data from the sleeper's body and offers suggestions for optimal rest.
ANSSil Sleepinbody-Incline Smart Mattress
The big theme of CES 2024 is AI, and not even mattresses are safe from this controversial technology. The Anssil Sleepinbody Incline is a smart mattress that utilizes AI and IOT connectivity to create a holistic sleeping environment.
The mattress gathers data throughout the day from connected smart scales and fitness trackers, utilizes real-time data from the sleeper from sensors embedded in the mattress, and adjusts firmness and incline. The mattress will also process the user’s sleep data and recommend them services and suggestions to improve their sleep.
Parenting & Kids
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The Owlet BabySat tracks a baby’s vitals in real time with hospital-grade quality.
Owlet BabySat
Recognized in parenting circles for a decade already, Owlet has just unveiled BabySat, its first hospital-grade monitoring offering for use at home.
The fabric BabySat sock is FDA-cleared and clinically-proven to be safe and accurate for monitoring a baby’s vitals, including pulse rate and oxygen saturation levels, in real time.
The sock sensor sends health readings to an included base station and the Owlet Care+ App; any variations in vital signs will trigger alerts to both. The monitoring system is intended for infants between one and 18 months and does require a prescription from a healthcare provider.
Available now.
Glüxkind Rosa Smart Travel System
A modular stroller that includes a bassinet and car seat, the Rosa system has a 500W duo-motor powertrain to make uphill walks easier and to slow the downhill walks, as well.
We also love that it has a camera in the handlebar to authorize who uses the stroller, a nice safety feature. Additional features include automatic rocking to help a little one nap uninterrupted, and audio for white noise or story time. No wonder it won a 2024 CES Innovation Award.
Available for pre-order now; delivery starts July 2024.
Tiki Smart
A smart device 22 years in the making, the Tiki is a portable hub that works alongside tags and wearables to create zones in the home and ultimately alert parents when kids get too close to danger zones like pools, wood stoves, kitchen knives, and cleaning cabinets.
Designed to protect children from potential falls, burns, cuts, poisonings or drownings, the Tiki solution includes a Smart Box hub, a children’s bracelet, tags that define danger zones and a mobile app.
When a child enters a predetermined danger zone the Smart Box alerts at 90 db volume with a flashing signal and the mobile app sends a notification.
Available in 2024.
Beauty & Grooming
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The eco-friendly L’Oreal Airlight Pro dries hair faster than other hair dryers on the market.
L’Oreal Airlight Pro
The newest hair dryer from L'Oréal Groupe focuses on reducing its environmental impact by using groundbreaking technology that was innovated in partnership with Chinese startup Zuvi, a hardware company powered by drone engineers and scientists.
Using a combination of powerfully optimized heat flow, infrared-light technology, and high-speed wind, the AirLight Pro promises to dry a range of hair types faster than other hair dryers on the market and use up to 31% less energy consumption. With award-winning technology and an exceptional impact on sustainability in the beauty industry, this professional-grade hair drying tool is leading L'Oréal into the future of beauty.
Available in 2024.
Panasonic Palm Shaver
At CES 2024, Panasonic announced a brand new innovation in the world of sustainable personal grooming products. The new Panasonic Palm Shaver is meant for at-home and on-the-go use, with a compact design to fit in the palm of your hand.
The technology features a five-blade system powered by a linear motor to cut every strand on all types of facial hair. What makes the new grooming tool especially exciting is the advanced sensing technology that adapts to the unique contours of your face.
On top of that, the Palm Shaver was designed with NAGORI, a sustainable material made from sea minerals, and as a result, is helping to reduce the brand’s plastic usage by 40%.
Available in 2024.
Gaming
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The first Intel processor handheld on the market has arrived in the MSI Claw.
MSI Claw
There have been some notable additions to the handheld gaming category over the past year and now MSI is jumping into the fray with the Claw. What sets it apart from its competitors is the fact that the Claw will be the first Intel processor handheld on the market. The base model will be powered by an Intel Core Ultra 5 and Intel Arc integrated graphics, with the option to upgrade to a Core Ultra 7 115H (with an additional storage upgrade available from 512GB to 1TB).
Available in February 2024.
Alienware AW322QF Monitor
The third generation of Samsung’s QD-OLED panels are, simply put, stunning. Fantastic contrast is to be expected, but the incredible color reproduction, fast pixel response times, higher brightness, and enhanced HDR capabilities make a good technology even better. The Alienware AW322QF is 4K and 32 inches, a sizing combination that gamers have been asking for for years but has only just become obtainable, and the 240Hz refresh rate should be enough for everyone but pro esports gamers (if your PC is powerful to push that many pixels, at least). The AW322QF sells for $1,199, and we suspect it will become the new “end game” monitor for most of the gaming world.
Available January 11, 2024
Accessibility
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The extremely user-friendly ElliQ 3 aims to be the "Alexa for seniors."
Intuition Robotics ElliQ 3
The ElliQ 3 from Intuition Robotics is the third generation of an assistive device for seniors. We loved the earlier model when we reviewed it last year.
ElliQ 3 operates on a similar philosophy, attempting to be something of an “Alexa for seniors.” Loneliness is a growing problem for those aging in place, and this capable little device aims to curb that unfortunate reality.
The previous-gen product has an attractive design and bevy of games and included activities, but this version takes those sensibilities to the next level by leveraging generative artificial intelligence and large language models.
The new ElliQ is more capable of remembering details it’s been told in the past, and it will refer back to them in future chats. It can even paint and write poems in real time. This new model is noticeably slimmer, but it packs in more ways to serve an important community.
Available in February 2024.
Lumen Glasses
While lovable and adorable, the guide dog is an imperfect accessibility aid for peope who are blind or have low vision. Not only are there obvious risks to putting complete trust in an animal, but millions of folks also don’t have thousands and dollars and years of time required to get that type of assistance.
Lumen Glasses aim to solve these problems via headwear that combines advanced AI, robotics, and self-driving technology to instantaneously map the world for those who can’t see. The headset understands the ways in which the wearer can interact with their surroundings, then it conveys that information via sound and haptics. The glasses can even become aware of specific locations to assist wearers with shopping, reading, and other daily tasks. In theory, just say “take me to the milk,” and Lumen is capable of getting you there.
We’ve seen devices like this in the past, but they’ve normally taken the form of a bulky harness. This headset is the most streamlined implementation of this technology. Available in Q2 2024.
AirDrop Gaming Audio Radar
Gaming continues to be a bastion for growth in accessibility, and AirDrop Gaming’s Audio Radar is a great example of that incredible innovation. Using six RGB light bars designed to encircle a TV or monitor, Audio Radar essentially intercepts a 7.1 signal to pinpoint the direction of incoming sounds. For example, if shots or footsteps are coming from the left, the light bars on the left side of the screen light up.
For a more tailored experience across other genres, an included base station allows users to assign different colors to different types of sounds, while assigning the arrangements to any one of three possible presets.
Certain games offer sound-based visual cues via baked-in accessibility features, but this is the most complete hardware-based solution we’ve seen. It works across PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC.
Available now.
OrCam Hear
Hearing aid technology is rapidly expanding, but OrCam Hear brings something truly groundbreaking to the space. Noisy and crowded environments are notoriously difficult for those with hearing loss, as singling out one voice can be nearly impossible.
The OrCam Hear uses a small phone attachment to take a quick sample of each person’s voice from within a group conversation.Then each of those voices can be isolated or muted within the app, broadcasting only the desired voice to the included earbuds.
Hearing loss can lead to anxiety and social isolation, so devices like the OrCam Hear stand to have a tremendous impact on emotional well-being.
Available in 2024.
Health & Fitness
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The feature-loaded Segway Xafari can connect to health apps on your cell phone.
Segway Xafari
Robotics company Segway is stepping—er, riding—into the world of e-bikes this year with the debut of the Xafari at CES.
Designed for off-roading, this bike features a rugged one-piece frame, an 80-mm front and 70-mm rear suspension, 26-by-3-inch all-terrain wheels, a 913 watt-hour battery, and a 750W 80 Nm motor.
Riders will be able to connect to the health apps on their mobile phones, as well as monitor mileage, speed, calories burned, and more in real time.
As a smart e-bike, the Xafari can also perceive conditions around you and make adjustments such as automatically adjusting the power output or turning your headlights on and off. The “all-in-one smart cockpit,” as Segway dubs it, integrates your health apps, electronic speakers, sensor headlights, and an intelligent navigation system on a color display dashboard.
Available in late 2024.
Urtopia Fusion AI-Powered E-Bike
A new AI-powered e-bike from Urtopia is already receiving buzz for its integration of ChatGPT. This dual-motor, dual-battery bike uses AI and ChatGPT to help plan bike routes via its smart navigation system.
It doesn’t need to sync with your phone—it’s self-contained—and you can pair it with the brand’s smart ring (sold separately) to track your health metrics like sleep, exercise, and recovery. The smart ring can also be used to control your bike, to connect with apps like Apple Health, Google Maps, and Strava, and to recommend cycling sessions that will help you reach weekly fitness goals such as miles ridden or calories burned.
Urtopia is known for its visually stunning and lightweight bikes, and this one is following in its predecessors footsteps. Its range and torque are stellar for such a lightweight bike, and the torque sensor aims to make your ride smoother and more efficient.
Available in late 2024.