The event is running from January 6 to January 9, 2026, in Nevada, United States, at the Las Vegas Convention Center and several partner venues. With innovations ranging from foldable screens to AI-driven robots, there’s so much to experience. Here are some event highlights:
Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold
Samsung has introduced the Galaxy Z TriFold at CES 2026, marking another leap in foldable technology. This smartphone boasts a dual-fold feature, transforming into an iPad-sized display while remaining compact enough for your pocket. Pricing is not yet available, but it is expected to be on the higher end, similar to the Galaxy Z Fold 7, which starts at $2,000.
Merach UltraTread T70 Aura
Merach has debuted the UltraTread T70 Aura, a groundbreaking treadmill designed for fitness enthusiasts. This model includes an AI-powered coach that customizes workouts and adapts speed and incline according to your heart rate. Additionally, it connects with Apple Watch (its only compatible fitness tracker) for effortless heart rate tracking.
Nylo
IntBot has revealed Nylo, a humanoid social robot that autonomously operated their booth without any human assistance. Nylo manages the IntBot display entirely on its own, greeting attendees, responding to inquiries, and navigating the bustling floor independently. Its functionality is driven by IntEngine, a social intelligence system that merges vision, sound, and language to facilitate real-time speech, facial expressions, and gestures.
Lenovo unveils gaming laptops, handheld console
Lenovo showcased a range of consumer-oriented devices and concepts at CES 2026, including AI-enhanced laptops, gaming hardware, all-in-one desktops, and innovative form factors. Among the announcements was Lenovo Qira, a personal AI system compatible with all Lenovo devices. Highlights feature the Legion Go handheld gaming device, powered by SteamOS, alongside the Legion 7a laptop.
Samsung 130-inch Micro RGB TV
Samsung’s 130-inch Micro RGB TV emerged as a standout attraction at CES 2026. The new LED technology offers breathtaking, vibrant visuals, while the stylish design boasts integrated speakers and a tilting screen, marking a revolution in display technology. Samsung aims to place this device at the pinnacle of its television lineup, emphasizing superior image quality, innovative design, and the incorporation of AI capabilities.
Aqara UWB-Powered Smart Lock U400
Aqara has unveiled the groundbreaking Smart Lock U400, expanding its smart lock offerings. This deadbolt features pioneering Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology, which utilizes precise position monitoring for convenient, hands-free unlocking with an iPhone or Apple Watch. The U400 automatically unlocks when a recognized individual approaches, representing a major enhancement in secure, convenient, and reliable access management.
Lollipop Star
Lava Tech Brands has introduced a novel candy called ‘Lollipop Star’ that streams music directly to your head at CES 2026. As reported by Mashable, this candy serves as a speaker without containing an actual speaker. Instead, it employs bone-conduction technology to transmit sound directly while you enjoy it. This unique treat is a candy-on-a-stick embedded with electronics, allowing users to bite down with their back teeth to enable sound vibrations to travel through the jawbone to the inner ear. Unlike conventional headphones or speakers, this technology uses vibrations to create the feeling of music playing ‘inside’ your head.
