1 day Ago By Lori Grunin
CES 2025 has just begun, and right on time comes the flood of wild, weird and wonderful new products. We'll keep updating this curated list of the coolest stuff that delights, inspires and maybe even presents innovative solutions to very real problems big and small. These are the top products that grabbed our attention, the ones we talk about over our laptops.
We're excited for a chance to discover even more to make our hit list, so: stay tuned. We'll have more wild stuff as CES continues through Friday. Also, don't sleep on these new products you can buy now (or soon) and have a chuckle reliving the bizarro things we've seen at CES in the past .
Housing renters who want to mount their TV but are wary of drilling into their walls, your ship is about to come in. The Displace TV uses suction cups to stick to the wall and runs off batteries, meaning you can stick it pretty much anywhere in your home or office. It comes in varying sizes, starting with a $1,499 27-inch model and going up to a $4,999 55-inch TV, which will ship in spring 2025.
I Suction-Cupped Displace TV's Wireless OLED to a Wall. I'll Never Be the Same . Imagine you're cut off from mobile cell service in the outdoors or when networks are down, but it doesn't matter: HMD's new $200 OffGrid device lets you link your Android or iOS phone to networks of satellites to send texts, check-in messages to loved ones and even send emergency pings.
From the ashes of last year's Motorola Defy Satellite Link comes a product with even more features, though you'll need to pay a monthly subscription to use it. Give Any Phone a Texting Hotspot Connection Using a Satellite. Just Like iPhone 16 .
You may not want, or even care about robot vacuums. If you're looking for the "see" in "must-see," this armed and dangerous (to dirt) robot vacuum has proven mesmerizing to watch. What's the arm for, you ask? It's not just vacuums; it can pick up after you.
We Spent Hours Watching a Robot Vacuum Pick Up Socks. It's a Dream Come True . For years, premium smartwatches have been able to detect atrial fibrillations -- irregular heartbeats that could preclude strokes and cardiac events -- but not everyone wants a smartwatch.
Enter the Circular Ring Gen 2, a $380 smart ring that watches out for these AFib events and tracks other health data, will be available to buy in the next couple months. Circular's New Smart Ring Can Detect AFib From Your Finger . For all the smartwatch lovers who can't see their screens in broad daylight, Samsung debuted a concept device showing a next-gen micro LED display that's brighter than any watch you can buy.
While it could be years before this reaches a consumer device, it's promising -- just promise to never take it out in a dark theater. Samsung's Micro LED Smartwatch Concept Is the Brightest Screen I've Seen on a Watch . The SodaStream, which lets you create carbonated drinks at home, was a great idea when it launched.
But now everyone's in motion and equipped with water bottles, so why should you be able to get your fizz on in only one location? The SodaTop is a cap for compatible water bottles that carbonates water in compatible containers. This Revolutionary Bottle Cap Lets You Make Sparkling Water Anywhere . Don't wait until the soil's cracked or the leaves fall off.
LeafyPod is a smart planter that learns the appropriate regimen for the plant you've potted in it, as well as determines if any environmental facts are suboptimal. Then it lets the plant voice its needs via a phone app. It can't do everything -- you've still got to do as you're told.
New Smart Planter at CES 2025 Lets Plants Shout When They Need More Water or Light . The concept of being able to use multiple portable screens with a laptop is one of those elusive dreams that leave us searching for a product we can live with. They're also a CES staple, and at least on Day 1, the FlipGo has caught the attention of the dreamers.
Who knows? Maybe this one is it . Dominate Your Coffee Shop With FlipGo Horizon Snap-On Laptop Displays ..
