Favorite Tech from CES 2025 | You Asked: The Editor's Cut

On this week's episode, we catch up with the Digital Trends team from CES 2025 as they report their favorite tech from CES 2025. The list includes everything from TVs debuting brand new technology to robot vacuums that can move shoes of their way to self-driving cars of the future that could outperform Tesla and much more.

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VIDEO CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
01:00 New OLED Technology
02:16 The Do-It-All iPhone Accessory
02:58 The Self-Driving Car from Honda
03:49 The Best Thing to Happen to Rechargeable Batteries
05:06 The Gaming Handheld with a New OS
06:05 A Robot Vacuum with Arms
07:12 Glasses That Use Cameras to Help the Visually Impaired
08:27 New Mini-LED TV Technology

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[minrjam]

I'm sorry but nothing beats the glasses helping people to see. That could be a life changer.

[michaelsmith]

Thank you so much, Luke. My mom just developed macular generation last year and this is such good news for us. I truly appreciate you highlighting this. I’ve seen a number of different CES videos maybe a dozen or so and I haven’t seen anyone like this technology. Again, thank you so much!!!

[Dahly]

That battery charger legit sounds useful.

[michaellatta]

I agree the tri-chroma is the most interesting TV that is affordable. The micro-led is what I would want once the prices come down.

[AP-hnwd]

Caleb choosing new favorite tech at CES other than a TV would be strange 😂

[AustinT]

The Lenovo Legion Go S seems to be a pretty popular item since i've seen a lot of other outlets put it on their best of CES 2025 lists. It's not something I'm personally interested in but, its cool to see SteamOS on a non Valve device. Thanks, Caleb and the rest of the DT team, for the great CES coverage this year!

[rikachiu]

The battery recharging station is incredible. I hope it isn't a gimmick and actually function well.

[The-Real-Kevin]

Loved all the coverage! Cool to see all the other guys chime in. 👍

[LeezahB]

Loved this episode of You Asked! The best of
CES from CES!

[fuzziestlumpkin]

That Belkin grip is interesting... The iPhone could really use a third camera button.

[flames]

I’m all in for the Honda. Anything that may knock Tesla down a peg or two (or a hundred) has my 100% support.

[detailsmove]

that battery charger is absolutely mind-blowing

[badpuppy]

If that Honda car has Level 3 Autonomy, then it's never coming out.

[stargazer]

I was impressed as well by the Hisense 116UX. I cannot wait to see what the price is!

[aaronrobbins]

That rechargeable battery station is a really cool idea. I hope you guys can find some way to remind me about it when it becomes available.

[gabrielnunez]

Impressed, just took around 4 years to say "Hisense is doing fine but there's better options" to directly impressed Caleb.... Well done Hisense.... Well done

[koslife]

Just making the comment that I saw a video pop up from 3 years ago and my Caleb has changed so much and for the better, looking good mate.

[kommandantklink]

Great job at the show Caleb! I was also intrigued by that Hisense TV but the thing I was most excited about seeing is an actual Micro-LED TV that is going to be for sale to consumers this year. I know it will be super expensive at this point in time and its early in the process with the tech but just happy to finally see something out there that a consumer can actually buy. For those massive large screen sizes it makes sense that there would be individual panels that go together otherwise how do you get one of those bad boys into your house and handling it would be a chore if it was one piece. My big worry though with separate panels is can you see the seams on the screen where the panels join? A big deal breaker for me. Can't wait to see if Sony comes up with anything new this year?

[RatedX_Gaming]

Picking a tv that looks and acts just like a normal tv as the most exciting thing at CES is crazy.

[saintkamus]

bro really believed honda is going to have 'level 3' autonomy out of nowhere 😆