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00:00This year's tech unveils are redefining what's possible, blending creativity and innovation

00:05to transform the way we live, work, and play. Get ready to explore gadgets that feel like

00:10they've stepped straight out of the future. Phone dead and you're in a rush? Seems like

00:15there couldn't be a better solution. Just slide your phone into the Swip It hub, wait two seconds,

00:21and you're good to go for the rest of the day. No waiting around, just grab it and get back to

00:25your life. Here's how it works. The Swip It case on your phone holds a battery that powers your

00:30device. When it runs low, you slide your phone into the hub, which instantly swaps the drained

00:35battery for a fresh, fully charged one. The hub holds five spare batteries that are always charging,

00:40so you'll never be caught without power. Sounds convenient, right? But let's be real,

00:44it's basically a high-end power bank system with a fancy swapping feature. The hub's always charged

00:50and ready, but at $245 for the hub and another $84 for the case, it's definitely on the pricey

00:56side for what it offers. And don't forget, the case adds some bulk to your phone, so squeezing

01:01it into smaller pockets might not be so easy anymore. The SwitchBot K20 Plus Pro redefines

01:08multitasking at home. Let's take a look at some examples of what it can do. It detaches from its

01:14base and starts tidying up, picking up items from the floor effortlessly. Next, it delivers water to

01:20someone working at their desk, showcasing its handy delivery skills. Need to cool down? Its fan module

01:26moves air exactly where you want it. Equipped with a camera, it monitors your home, spots open doors,

01:31and sends alerts to your phone for added security. For entertainment, it transforms into a streaming

01:36station with an extendable arm to hold a screen or tablet for hands-free viewing. It improves air

01:42quality by moving air purifiers around and refilling humidifiers when needed, ensuring comfort in every

01:47room. It even opens and closes curtains and locks or unlocks doors, making your home smarter and more

01:53secure. If only it could climb stairs and handle multiple floors, then it would truly be priceless.

01:59Eufy's joining the game with innovative solutions for home cleaning. The E20 starts as a robo-vac,

02:05tackling your floors with ease, but transforms into a handheld vacuum for those hard-to-reach spots.

02:10Just attach the handle, attach one of the included nozzles, short for quick touch-ups or long for deeper

02:16cleaning, and take care of dirt the robot can't reach. When you're done, dock the handheld unit

02:21back into the robot, and both its dustbin and the handheld unit are automatically emptied at the

02:26station. Roborock's also impressed with its new groundbreaking feature on the Saros Z70. This

02:32robot comes equipped with a robotic arm that extends to pick up items scattered on the floor and put them

02:37back in place. While most robot vacuums rely on obstacle avoidance to navigate around objects,

02:43the Saros Z70 goes further by actually clearing the path and ensuring the area is cleaned,

02:48not just bypassed. It can also climb thresholds up to 4 cm high, making it perfect for transitioning

02:55between rooms. And with an industry-leading suction power of 22,000 PA, it handles even the toughest

03:01messes with ease. The Dream X50 Ultra brings its own set of features to the table. While it doesn't

03:08include a robotic arm, it can also climb small steps and thresholds, which makes navigating uneven

03:13floors easier. Its 20,000 PA suction power is suitable for tackling tougher messes. Additionally,

03:19the vacuum is equipped with an adaptive LiDAR navigation module that can lower itself when

03:24needed, allowing it to clean under low furniture, like sofas. Samsung continues to experiment with

03:30display technology, unveiling some fascinating concepts. One example is the stretchable display,

03:36which can extend by up to 25%. A demonstration showed it lying flat and then rising up to create

03:42a detailed 3D effect, such as a volcano seemingly erupting right off the screen. Another scenario

03:48involved an underwater scene where a shark appeared to leap toward the viewer. While visually stunning,

03:54it's still unclear how such displays will be used beyond showcasing dramatic visuals. Samsung also

03:59introduced the slidable Flex Duet, which stretches from 8.1 to 12.4 inches. Its format suggests

04:06it could work as a compact gaming console or another portable device. Meanwhile, Lenovo's

04:12ThinkBook Plus Gen 6, set to launch in June 2025, takes a bold step forward in sliding display

04:18technology. With the press of a button, the screen expands from 14 inches to 16.7 inches, increasing the

04:24display area by nearly 50%. Lenovo's marketing this feature as a game-changer for professionals,

04:31promoting it as ideal for tasks like document review, coding, project management, and content

04:37creation. The laptop also comes packed with advanced AI-powered features designed to enhance

04:42productivity and user experience. However, with a starting price of $3,500, it might be a deal-breaker

04:48for many. At CES, holiday smart glasses caught attention with their sleek design and innovative

04:54features. The secret lies in a tiny 3.6mm optical module embedded in the frame, offering a discrete

05:02display equivalent to a 3.5-inch screen. Positioned just above the right lens, the display doesn't

05:08obstruct your view and provides a variety of useful functions. You can access real-time AI translations

05:14in over 40 languages, perfect for travel or international meetings. There's a teleprompter

05:19mode, ideal for public speaking or presentations, along with notifications, notes, and even turn-by-turn

05:25navigation to keep you on track. The glasses also come with built-in speakers and a microphone,

05:30a 12-hour battery life, and adjustable settings to match your eye prescription, ensuring a comfortable

05:35and personalized experience. Starting at $489, they aren't the cheapest option, but still

05:41cost less than competitors like Even Realty's Even G1, which offer similar features but start at $600.

05:50Arzen's new Zip projector includes a fresh take on Pico projectors with its tri-fold design,

05:56which eliminates the need for a separate tripod. The device unfolds into a Z-shape, serving as its

06:01own stand and making it more versatile for different setups, whether you're using it at home or outdoors.

06:07The top section includes an HD projection module, while the mid-section features built-in stereo

06:13speakers. The base serves as both a stand and a housing for the battery, which offers up to 1.5

06:19hours of runtime per charge. The projector also includes features like autofocus, auto-keystone

06:25correction, and vertical display support, which allows for better viewing of TikToks and Reels

06:30without black bars. Wireless screen mirroring works with iOS, Android, and other devices,

06:36simplifying content sharing. The Arzen Zip is currently available for early backers on Kickstarter,

06:41starting at $249. If you're tired of mowing your lawn but haven't switched to a robot mower because

06:48they feel like more hassle than help, the Limo 1 might just change your mind. Unlike most robot mowers,

06:54which often require complex boundary wires and are better suited for small yards, the Limo 1 is

07:01wire-free and designed for large, uneven lawns. Set up simple, no digging or professional installation

07:07needed. What makes it stand out is its ability to handle tougher jobs. It doesn't just trim grass,

07:13it mulches leaves, pine cones, and other debris, meaning less cleanup for you. Its advanced navigation

07:19technology creates a precise map of your yard and expertly avoids obstacles so you don't have to

07:25worry about babysitting it while it works. Plus, it's built to perform in both wet and dry conditions,

07:31making it reliable no matter the weather. Stern Pinball has brought the magic of Dungeons and

07:37Dragons to arcades with their newest table, the Tyrant's Eye. Imagine a pinball game where you pick a

07:43character like a wizard or warrior and level them up as you play. The game takes you into a fantasy

07:49world where you complete quests, battle dragons, and stop an evil queen from rising. And to make

07:54it feel like a real D&D adventure, there's even a narrator guiding the action. The table itself is

07:59packed with cool features, a cube that traps your ball for multi-ball action, a shop to buy power-ups,

08:05and a dragon boss that you can attack or shield yourself from during play. What's even better?

08:11You can save your progress so every game builds on the last. Weekly updates add new quests and items,

08:16keeping things fresh for regular players. Prices start at $6,999 for the basic version,

08:23but the premium and limited editions with more features and effects go up to $12,999.

08:30Razer's Project Ariel is a concept gaming chair with built-in heating and cooling features.

08:36Using the Fusion Pro chair as its base, it integrates a bladeless fan and a heater into its mesh back,

08:42creating a personal climate control system. The fan pulls air from the base and channels it over

08:47your neck for a refreshing breeze, while the heater provides even warmth up to 86 degrees Fahrenheit

08:53without making your back sweaty. If you've ever dreamed of growing your own fresh veggies and herbs at

08:59home without the hassle, the Plantiform Smart Indoor Garden might be just the thing for you.

09:04Unveiled at CES 2025, this Canadian-made indoor garden uses FogPonics, a system that delivers

09:11nutrients to plant roots via fog, helping them grow faster and healthier. Think of it as a mini

09:17greenhouse that does most of the work for you. The sleek design can grow 15 plants at a time and

09:22comes with self-watering and self-cleaning features, so you barely have to lift a finger.

09:26Add in some colored lights and removable windows, and you've got a futuristic garden that doubles as

09:31home decor. It even pairs with the Plantiform app, letting you monitor your plants and water levels

09:36from your phone. At $500, it's not cheap, but it does come with everything you need to get started,

09:42including a lettuce mix and Plantiform nutrients. And if you want to expand your indoor farm,

09:47there are extra seed mixes like cherry tomatoes or a cocktail mix with herbs like lemon, basil,

09:52and thyme for $30 each. If the Plantiform is a high-tech solution for growing multiple plants and

09:59veggies, the Leafy Pod is all about keeping your existing houseplants happy and thriving.

10:04This smart planter gives your greenery a voice, using an app to let you know exactly what it needs.

10:09Is your marble pothos thirsty? It'll ask for water. Getting too much sunlight? The app will

10:15recommend moving it. And if you're always over-watering, the Leafy Pod learns your plant's

10:20unique soil and hydration needs to create an ideal watering routine. The built-in water reservoir can hold

10:25up to four weeks of water, so even if you're on vacation, your plant will be just fine.

10:30At $140, it's perfect for plant parents who want to avoid ficus funerals altogether.

10:37The EmCon MagSafe Phone Controller is here to prove that your phone isn't just for endless scrolling,

10:42it can be your ultimate gaming console too. This nifty gadget attaches magnetically to MagSafe-enabled

10:48phones or compatible cases and turns your smartphone into a portable gaming powerhouse.

10:54It's like having a Nintendo Switch in your pocket, without the extra baggage. At the push of a

10:59button, the controller flicks open like a high-tech switchblade, revealing smooth hall-effect joysticks

11:04and clicky buttons that feel as satisfying as popping bubble wrap. Whether you're reliving

11:09childhood memories on emulators or dominating AAA cloud games, EmCon has you covered. Plus,

11:15it connects via Bluetooth or USB-C, so you don't have to deal with awkward cables or complicated setups.

11:21Fold it up, toss it in your pocket, and you're ready to game anywhere. And for those worried

11:26about exclusivity, it's not just for iPhones, it's got universal compatibility, meaning Android users

11:31can join the party too. The price starts at $99 on Kickstarter. The EcoFlow Power Hat's a unique

11:39gadget from CES that lets you charge your devices using built-in solar panels. With USB-A and USB-C ports,

11:46it can power up to two gadgets at once while you're out and about. It's also IP65 water and dust

11:51resistant, making it durable for outdoor adventures. It doesn't have a built-in battery, so you'll need

11:57to connect your device directly, but it can fully charge a 4,000 milliamp hour phone in three to four

12:02hours. At $129, it's an interesting solution for staying charged on the go. Godox, known for its

12:10pro photography gear, just launched the MA5R, a magnetic power bank that doubles as a portable

12:16LED light for your phone. It snaps onto MagSafe iPhones or Qi2-compatible devices and offers color

12:22changing LEDs to enhance your photos and videos. You can control everything via the Godox app,

12:28adjust the color temperature from 1800K to 10,000K, or pick from 14 creative lighting effects.

12:34There's even a smaller selfie light on the front for perfect front-facing shots.

12:39The 5,000 milliamp hour battery powers the LEDs for up to seven hours at half brightness or three

12:45and a half hours at full. Just note it's 13 millimeters thick, so you'll feel it on your phone

12:50and wireless charging turns off when the lights are on. At $49, it's an easy way to upgrade your phone's

12:56lighting for better photos and videos. OMI is a wearable AI assistant with a rather odd design.

13:03It's a small puck stuck to your temple with medical tape. This device is designed to not

13:08only listen to your conversations, but also figure out whether you're talking to it or someone else.

13:13Its goal is to provide real-time feedback and answers, almost like having a personal advisor on

13:18call. In theory, it could one day read your thoughts and offer insights based on your conversations.

13:24Here's an example. Imagine you're sitting nearby as two people chat in a foreign language.

13:28Omni picks up the conversation, translates it for you, and even suggests a response to

13:33help you join in. Or if you're in the middle of a conversation and get stuck, it might nudge

13:37you with quick advice. For now though, its functionality is limited to performing basic

13:42interactions through your phone. At $89, OMI is an intriguing concept for those curious about

13:48the future of AI assistants. But with its unusual design and limited capabilities,

13:53it feels more like a glimpse of what might come than a device ready for everyday use.

13:59Withings has introduced a concept device called Omnia, a mirror-like health scanner designed to

14:04provide a detailed overview of your body's wellness. Unveiled at CES, this product is still in development,

14:10but it aims to deliver a daily health check by combining its built-in sensors with data from

14:16other devices like smartwatches and sleep trackers. Omnia's interactive display creates a 3D model of

14:22your body, allowing you to track metrics such as ECG, muscle-to-fat ratio, body temperature variations,

14:29and even ketone trends. It also features AI-based suggestions to help users improve their fitness

14:34and well-being, and voice commands for quick access to health insights.

14:38The Lieber Live C1 is being called the first-ever stringless smart guitar. But calling it a guitar

14:46might be stretching it. Think of it more like a simplified music tool that lets anyone jump into

14:51playing without years of practice or frustration? Here's how it works. On the neck, there are buttons

14:56labeled with chord names. Press 1, strum the paddle on the body, and voila, you're making music. No strings,

15:02no individual notes, no shredding. It's incredibly beginner-friendly, especially paired with the app,

15:07where you can strum along with songs and even sing karaoke style. It's not a replacement for a

15:13traditional guitar, but rather a fun, portable way to engage with music. The C1 is lightweight,

15:19lasts 6 hours on a single charge, and comes with a price tag of $699. At CES, Chamelo Eyewear stood out

15:28for its simple yet practical take on smart glasses. Instead of overloading their products with cameras,

15:34AI or flashy tech, Chamelo keeps things straightforward with one main feature, adjustable tint. With just

15:41the push of a button, you can change the tint or color of the lenses, making them ideal for everyday

15:47use. Whether you're out in the sun, transitioning indoors, or simply need more eye comfort, the brand

15:52showcased a range of products including standard sunglasses, athlete-friendly smart glasses, and their

15:58latest prescription option Aura RX. They also revealed Music Shield, a version that adds built-in audio

16:04speakers to the glasses. What's cool about it? Only the wearer can hear the music, and when tested on

16:10the loud CES showroom floor, there was virtually no sound leakage.

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