CES 2025 Day 1: Crazy New Tech From Samsung, LG, Belkin and More!

Samsung had its First Look event to showcase its brand-new products for 2025, which include new Odyssey OLED G6 and G8 gaming monitors, improved transparent displays, Odyssey 3D, and the Neo 8K flagship TV.

CES Unveiled also took place, showcasing some interesting products from Belkin, Lexar, Sharge, and more!

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00:00 - Samsung First Look
04:22 - LG Showcase
06:11 - CES Unveiled 2025 (Belkin, Sharge, Lexar, Targus)

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[reed]

"Crazy tech" = minor improvements to TVs that nobody needs.

[itsAustinGreen]

i’d lose my mind if i had an AI art screensaver on my TV

[bani_niba]

You are out of touch with regards to LG's TVs. The G4 (last year's model) is the brightest OLED TV you can buy right now. The M line has been out for a couple of years already.

[marcpourecio]

That “new belkin phone ergonomic macsafe accessory” has been in Amazon from other brands for 3 years now

[michael-k]

Why are these fools still making 8k TVs? who the heck is complaining about seeing the pixels with 4K? I never heard anyone complain about 1080P, in fact thats what most of the content is, or lower resolution. 8k would be useful for NASA or scientist or Medical doctors, as they would stand very close to the screen and therefore the high PPI would actually be useful. But for normal viewing distances, heck, even at half normal viewing distance, you still can not see the pixels on a large 4k tv....

[schnuder]

The short throw projector instantly shouted “Huddle Room” to me. I can see this being used in huddle rooms and other small conference room for multiple people working together on the content projected on the tabletop, both in person and remotely.

[walkinmn]

For some reason I thought this was a CNET video so I got alienated when the guy kept showing a big bias towards mentioning how everything is in relation with Apple products then he said "alternative windows device" that's when I had to check just to realize I was in Mac rumors channel. Lol my bad.

[rl-pavel]

8:14 no, these features are not unavailable on macOS because they're "locked down". Logitech MX Master mice have had a ton of shortcuts using the mouse gestures for years. Hell, you can even get apps (Multitouch, BetterTouchTool, etc) that let you create custom gestures for the built-in trackpad.

[lilweinek]

Been waiting my whole life for live translation ❤

[whothetechknows]

Great video. Thanks for being there for those of us who cannot go!

[Csnumber]

Samsung tabletop projector. How can you not see that this will be great for schools and other training applications? Users will not have to pay for a screen so the desk will serve as a multipurpose unit. This is actually one of the best things that you reviewed.

[aarontsosa]

Salt spoon would be incredible if it is easily and commercially available. Due to health reasons, there are people who shouldn’t have any salt in their diet. Keeping this is hard and people worsen their condition because their food it too bland. Hopefully that can be more available to further help those who struggle.

[alexg]

I think it’s great to see more of the wireless display connectivity like in the Samsung and LG TVs although I’m not sure how useful it actually is for those devices at this point since most people have their TVs wired in some form anyways. I think that sort of tech would be MUCH better appreciated in things like high-end desktop AR/VR headsets that could be truly wireless like the more popular standalone ones headsets. Hopefully we’ll start seeing that sometime in the near future.

[chrisballengee]

The projector could be used for rehab as well. You can now have reaction timing and pointing. Also this is the first step to hologram projection. Last I can see it reversed where it os on the wall as well to do designing and be able to work on a wall.

[Jayden-lrmm]

What really stood out to me would be the displaced tv pro

[gabrielTscott]

Great video! Made 80%! XAI508F and ADA look strong. Considering SOL too. Should I diversify or focus?

[isaiahisbored]

1:54 crazy levels of copying. they aren't even hiding it

[maggggge]

"OLED" is not really great for productivity due to burn-in, but good for content. Or do they offer anything new to that issue?

[stevewilson]

I'm glad other people go to CES, If I went I would walk around with a very confused look on my face that screamed... "what is all this junk for?"

[Shteuf]

Would really love to know the sweet detes about the new LG 45” GX series OLED monitors (bendable and not bendable). Hopefully on day one 🤞