CES 2025: Everything we’ve seen this year

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// CES La Vie!

By Fergus Halliday

Jan 06, 2025

1 min read

Additional contributors: Georgia Dixon and Hannah Geremia

Every January, the world's biggest names in tech descend on Las Vegas to showcase their latest products and wildest prototypes at the one and only CES (Consumer Electronics Show.)

Our team is on the ground in Nevada this year, reporting on the most interesting (and weirdest) tech they can find on the showfloor.

Here's everything our team has seen so far at CES 2025.

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Fergus Halliday

10/01/2025

Hands on with the Spacetop at CES 2025

Fergus Halliday

10/01/2025

Trust the makers of VLC media player to melt my AI cynicism

Lenovo's Future Of Handheld Gaming panel at CES 2025

Fergus Halliday

10/01/2025

As gaming handhelds take off, AMD runs a victory lap

Fergus Halliday

10/01/2025

How Samsung is taking on the line between today and tomorrow

Fergus Halliday

10/01/2025

Razer brings AI and air-con to CES 2025

Fergus Halliday

10/01/2025

Ecovacs made a mop-bot that cleans itself

Hannah Geremia

10/01/2025

A hands-on look at everything announced by Roborock at CES

Hannah Geremia

10/01/2025

This spoon zaps extra flavor into your food

Fergus Halliday

10/01/2025

Meet the rare gaming handheld that’s bigger than the Steam Deck

Georgia Dixon

10/01/2025

Lil AI guys are back, and this time they can feel pain

Fergus Halliday

10/01/2025

This umbrella could charge your Steam Deck

Hannah Geremia

10/01/2025

Roborock reveals four new F25 stick vacs

Fergus Halliday

10/01/2025

Lenovo’s new Yoga laptops are a flex

Georgia Dixon

09/01/2025

If ECOVACS doesn’t bring this hybrid handheld/robovac to Australia, I will cry

Fergus Halliday

08/01/2025

ASUS is bringing back its gaming tablet

Fergus Halliday

08/01/2025

Lenovo’s new gaming handheld is full Steam ahead

Fergus Halliday

08/01/2025

Lenovo’s rollable laptop is real

Fergus Halliday

07/01/2025

MSI’s new business books come with a boost to battery life

Fergus Halliday

07/01/2025

MSI rallies its gaming laptop roster around the GeForce RTX 50

Fergus Halliday

07/01/2025

Alienware is going back to Area 51

Anula Wiwatowska

07/01/2025

Dreame’s latest robovac gets a leg-up at CES

Fergus Halliday

07/01/2025

Samsung says that Ballie is ready to roll

Georgia Dixon

07/01/2025

Good luck fitting Hisense’s new TV through the front door

Fergus Halliday

07/01/2025

Post Steam Deck, AMD is tripling down on handheld PCs

Fergus Halliday

07/01/2025

These smart glasses literally have my name on them

Fergus Halliday

07/01/2025

Dell debuts a new monitor with Spatial Audio sound

Fergus Halliday

07/01/2025

Dell’s PC lineup is getting an overhaul

Georgia Dixon

07/01/2025

Xbox Cloud Gaming is coming to LG TVs

Fergus Halliday

07/01/2025

HMD is spinning up a sat-phone subscription business

Fergus Halliday

06/01/2025

This robot lamp might be cute but it isn’t cheap

Fergus Halliday

06/01/2025

Meet my favorite gadget of CES 2025 so far

Fergus Halliday

06/01/2025

Fergus Halliday

06/01/2025

Samsung sells its big picture vision for AI TVs

Fergus Halliday

06/01/2025

Espresso is going pro with its 15-inch monitor

Fergus Halliday

06/01/2025

LG shows off a lamp with a built-in projector and speakers

Hannah Geremia

06/01/2025

This robovac can give you a hand with your laundry

Fergus Halliday

06/01/2025

Belkin is making a bigger bet on recycled tech in 2025

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Written by

Fergus Halliday

Fergus Halliday is a journalist and editor for Reviews.org. He’s written about technology, telecommunications, gaming and more for over a decade. He got his start writing in high school and began his full-time career as the Editor of PC World Australia. Fergus has made the MCV 30 Under 30 list, been a finalist for seven categories at the IT Journalism Awards and won Most Controversial Writer at the 2022 Consensus Awards. He has been published in Gizmodo, Kotaku, GamesHub, Press Start, Screen Rant, Superjump, Nestegg and more.