The weirdest and best of CES 2024

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[MorrisMagic]

My favorite ces videos are the super odd, terrible, weird, and bizarre products - need more of that!

[userur]

The lotus ring is gong to make grandma feel like a Green Lantern.

[aboucard]

Every CES video is Samsung and LG. Literally every video. I loved everything else.

[stoundingresults]

3:30 that cat looks like a code writter finding out AI can take it's job

[AayushSoni]

Man I wanna attend CES so bad some day! Hopefully next year.

[felixmyrgren]

The Speaker and tv frame concept looks great in a demo where its possible to hide wires but at home..

[PierreSlot]

If you find the small Carrera stand, please stop by.
The little racers were my surprise highlight. 😊
First something like Anki, but if you take a closer look, it's so much more fun. 🤩

[frojutsu]

Comic-Con for tech nerds? I need to attend one of these.

[ddvantandar-kwkl]

Great Video specially i like the robo companion buldle with a projector .

[Anhedonis]

I have too many TVs. I would like ome ring to control them all.

[watchonjar]

Those ski wheel things are the perfect mode of transport in a European city

[speicaldark]

Poor cat. Bringing gifts back to their owner only to be told by a door to drop it.

[ShotgunAFlyboy]

"Companion robot" the word you're looking for is "droid"

[dry_water]

we really about to have R2-D2 come this year.

[TyM]

If I know Samsung, that yellow thing would be running Google Assistant within a year

[rdollie]

If I could have foreseen the Skweel, I would have gone to medical school and become an orthopedic surgeon so it could fund my 2nd or 3rd (home/wife/plane - take your pick)!

[davidhunternyc]

"AI" is certainly the catchword this year. All it means is that companies will snoop, buy, sell your data, and still charge you subscription fees. This CES 2024 is lacking in creativity and innovation.

[shankarbalakrishnan]

Buy a ring health help best new gadget❤❤

[sesame]

There's nothing wrong with wearing ID.

[AndrewJackson]

A shrine to consumerism, novelty goods and wearable surveillance devices. Why is every appliance just some box with a camera and microphone?