Reside Updates From CES 2026 in Las Vegas 🔴

For greater than 20 years, Gizmodo has headed to Las Vegas after ringing within the new yr to cover the Consumer Electronics Show—aka CES—and 2026 is not any totally different.

The buyer tech group shall be on the bottom on the yr’s largest tech present to take a look at all the innovation that firms huge and small shall be asserting.

There would be the typical new TVs with more pixels and colors than your eyes can respect and aesthetic Wi-Fi speakers that can solely ever look good in a million-dollar loft. However the enjoyable stuff shall be units like a gaming laptop with a screen that rolls horizontally, smart glasses that make it easier to post content to social media, and uh… the return of the QWERTY smartphone. We are able to’t wait to search out the weirdest tech at CES 2026.

And whereas AI will little doubt be the highest buzzword in each product pitch, we’re gonna do what we at Gizmodo have all the time accomplished: not pull any punches. We’ll give kudos to merchandise that deserve them and clown on the ridiculous and overpromised.

CES 2026 formally runs Jan. 6 by Jan. 9, however the information has already began to trickle out. So strap in and prepare for a joyride as a result of we’ll be going hands-on with as many devices as quickly because the crew lands in Sin Metropolis, and the very best place to study all of it because it unfolds is right here on this dwell weblog!

9:44 am52 Inches of Gaming Monitor Perfection

Samsung’s not the one one which’ll be displaying off a droolworthy gaming monitor. There’s no stereoscopic 3D, however LG’s UltraGear evo 52G930B seems completely bonkers. To begin with, the mammoth show measures 52 inches diagonally. Second, it has a 5K2K resolutuion and 240Hz refresh fee. And third, it has a 1000R curve to wrap you in complete immersion. I can’t wait to play Solitaire on this factor. —Raymond Wong

9:37 amGlasses-Free 3D Monitors Just Won’t Die

Product Display Podium On White Background. 3d Rendering — © Samsung

I believed glasses-free 3D had already died, however one way or the other it retains resisting the graveyard. Following up on its 27-inch Odyssey 3D, Samsung is displaying off an excellent bigger and higher-resolution model of its glasses-free gaming monitor, referred to as the G90XH. The 32-inch show has a ridiculous 6K decision and a local 165Hz refresh fee that may be “boosted to 330Hz” utilizing a particular “Twin Mode” function.

I’m praying it helps greater than 14 video games and might play 3D motion pictures as a result of the unique model we reviewed couldn’t. —Raymond Wong

9:23 amWhat Could Possibly Go Wrong Here?

At CES a couple of years in the past, Displace unveiled a cordless TV with a built-in battery that suctioned to a wall. One among my reporters on the time attended a demo and watched because the TV fell to the bottom. Ouch.

As a substitute of promoting a complete TV this time, the corporate is displaying off a hub that attaches to the again of your personal flatscreen, which then suctions to the wall. The thought is to show any TV right into a cordless one.

Our take? You will have no person in charge however your self if you crack your personal fancy Samsung or LG TV. —Raymond Wong

9:14 amGet Ready for a Lot of Micro RGB TVs

CES is known as a “TV present” as a result of it’s all the time the primary place to see the most recent and best in image expertise. This yr, we’re anticipating to see a complete lot of TVs with Micro RGB. What the heck is that and why do you have to care? Our shopper tech reporter Kyle Barr has an incredible, brief explainer. —Raymond WOng

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