TechRadar's Hottest at CES 2021 Awards

The first-ever virtual CES wasn’t without its trials and tribulations, but we have to say we’re impressed with how the industry handled an event the size and scale of CES 2021 without renting out a convention center. It wasn’t perfect, but it was, if anything, pretty memorable.

While the lack of an in-person experience stopped our editors from getting as much hands-on time as they usually would with new products, it didn’t stop us from meeting with the biggest names in tech like Samsung, LG, Sony and more to hear what they had to say about their latest and greatest gadgets.

From drones and robot vacuums, to new mobile processors, laptops and TVs, the first virtual CES provided us plenty of new tech to keep our eyes on over the coming year.

Which gadgets and gizmos won the hearts of our editors this week? Here’s our editors’ picks of the hottest tech of CES 2021.

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[joeytribiani]

A rollable TV screen would be perfect in the bathroom. Taking a poo, don't worry, roll out the TV

[nemure]

Gaming chairs are awfully bad, all of them. They are designed in a way that will kill both your hips and back muscles. This is not a car race, we need a chair that allows movement, not to block it. Gaming chairs coping race car sits which is a huge mistake

[kabba]

whos the guy that made the ps5 article that was posted 7 hours ago lol its pretty obvious they don't know how to use thier PS5 cause several things the journalist complained about there were less complicated ways to do what they wanted and there is a quick view mode for the trophies you can't even miss it im beginning to question if he actually owns a playstation 5.

[nemure]

Bullshit the eReader without blue light. It's a lie 🤥
Without blue light it can't show white nor blue which does on the clip.

[decafam]

RGB in a mask!!! - ROFL - TERRIBLE - DOA