CES

CES is packed with car-related technology reveals and announcements. These are the ones that matter.

Don’t know when to flip a steak? Weber made a grill accessory for that.

As ever, CES has brought us a menagerie of new TVs, from the practical to the anything-but. Here are the most notable ones we’ve seen.

Here are all the highlights from the biggest show in consumer tech.

It’s almost entirely made of aluminum and glass.

Klipsch, Audio-Technica and Sennheiser are just a few of the companies that announced new headphones at this year’s show.

A French startup’s helmet could offer revolutionary safety, thanks to LED lighting.

Announced at CES 2020, the August Wi-Fi Smart Lock will be available later this year.

Here are a few of the trends we spotted at this year’s CES that are bound to echo out through the rest of 2020

Highlights include smart bike helmets, run-enhancing insoles and maybe, just maybe, a fitness tracker for dogs.

The new Coolpix P950, still packing the same bonkers 83x-zoom capability as the P900, folds in 4k UHD video capability and image stabilization, along with dedicated modes for specific targets.

The Arlo Pro 3 Floodlight Camera includes a built-in, curved LED panel that can deliver between 2,000 and 3,000 lumens on prowlers and raccoons, should they trip the motion detector that activates the light.

That’s right. You can get truly wireless earbuds for less than $30.

LG’s new line of UltraFine displays adds some radically different features.

The North Face aims to revolutionize the outdoors with its waterproof and breathable fabric called FutureLight.

CES is over.

Yes, it’s a massage chair.

Artificial intelligence, live streaming and 4K video are pretty standard features in smartphone cameras nowadays — and now they’re coming to binoculars.

It’s more than a soundbar.

Whether it’s raining or snowing outside, these earbuds will help you power through your next workout.