CES 2026 is over, and as always, it brought a whirlwind of futuristic tech and jaw‑dropping concepts. But not everything you saw on the show floor is years away from hitting your hands. In fact, a surprising number of gadgets unveiled at CES are available to buy or pre‑order today. From smart home helpers to AI-powered devices and kitchen gadgets, here are 19 of the most interesting products you can actually get right now.
1. Anker 45W Nano Charger (Smart Display)
Anker’s new 45W charger isn’t just powerful — it’s smart. With a small display showing real-time charging stats, it can recognize your device and manage power efficiently. Foldable prongs make it travel-friendly, and the temperature control keeps it safe for all your devices.
2. Corsair Galleon 100 SD Gaming Keyboard
For gamers and creators, the Corsair Galleon 100 SD is like a Swiss Army knife for your desk. It’s a mechanical keyboard that comes with built-in Stream Deck controls, a 5‑inch display, and programmable buttons — perfect for streaming or multitasking without juggling multiple devices.
3. Clicks Communicator Phone
If you miss phones that focus on communication instead of endless apps, the Clicks Communicator might be your jam. It brings back a physical keyboard with modern touches like NFC, wireless charging, and a fingerprint sensor. It’s for people who want a phone that actually helps them connect — not distract.
4. Cosori Iconic Air Fryer
Air fryers have become kitchen staples, and Cosori’s latest model keeps the trend going. With six cooking modes and app connectivity, it promises crispy results with less oil and less fuss. Ideal for anyone who wants quick, tasty meals without the mess.
5. Vivoo Smart Toilet Sensor
Okay, this one is unusual, but kind of genius. The Vivoo sensor clips onto your toilet and tracks hydration and health metrics, syncing everything to your phone. It’s a simple, non-invasive way to stay on top of wellness.
6. Plaud NotePin S AI Recorder
If you hate taking notes, Plaud’s wearable AI recorder might change your life. It automatically transcribes conversations and highlights key points. A tap of the highlight button lets you mark important moments — perfect for meetings, lectures, or interviews.
7. Pebble Round 2 Smartwatch
Pebble fans, rejoice. The Round 2 keeps things simple with an e-paper display, long battery life, and a no-nonsense interface. It’s a smartwatch that doesn’t make your wrist feel like a mini computer.
8. Eufy Omni S2 Robot Vacuum
This isn’t just another robot vacuum. The Eufy Omni S2 uses AI to detect floor types, adjust cleaning, and even generate disinfectant. Smart, thorough, and a little futuristic — all while you do something else.
9. Soundcore Work Recorder
For anyone who needs fast, accurate transcription on the go, the Soundcore Work Recorder is tiny but powerful. Meetings, lectures, interviews — it handles them all with ease.
10. Nebula X1 Pro 4K Projector
If you want a cinematic experience at home, the Nebula X1 Pro is your ticket. 4K resolution, high brightness, and Dolby Atmos sound make this projector feel like a real theater in your living room — or backyard.
11. Satechi Thunderbolt 5 Cube Dock
Satechi’s dock turns one Thunderbolt connection into a full workstation. Multi-8K display support, fast data transfer, and extra ports make it a must for creatives who need a clean, powerful setup.
12. Belkin Charging Case Pro for Nintendo Switch 2
Switch owners, this is for you. Belkin’s case adds extra battery life, stores games, and even shows charging status at a glance. Perfect for long trips or intense gaming sessions.
13. Dreamie Sunrise Alarm Clock
Phones aren’t the best alarm clocks, and Dreamie proves it. With sunrise simulation, soundscapes, and podcasts built in, you can wake up naturally without grabbing your phone first thing in the morning.
14. Displace Hub Wireless TV Display Adapter
Want more flexibility with your big screen? Displace Hub makes TVs wireless with an internal battery, so you can move your display anywhere — from the living room to the patio.
15. Punkt MC03 Privacy-Focused Phone
For those fed up with constant notifications, Punkt MC03 keeps things simple. Removable battery, clean OS, and strong privacy features make this phone a solid choice for anyone who wants to stay connected without being overwhelmed.
16. Shure MV88 USB‑C Microphone
Podcasters and content creators, listen up. Shure’s updated MV88 mic brings professional sound quality to smartphones and laptops, with multiple pickup modes and noise control.
17. Fraimic Canvas E‑Ink Display
Fraimic’s Canvas is a digital art display with a twist: it uses voice prompts or uploads to create images on a low-power E-Ink screen. Great for anyone who wants a stylish tech piece that doesn’t run up the electricity bill.
18. Lego Smart Bricks
CES showed us that even classic toys are getting smart. Lego Smart Bricks let kids (and adults) build like usual but add interactivity through sensors and lights. A perfect mix of creativity and technology.
19. Xreal 1S AR Glasses
Augmented reality is getting real. Xreal’s 1S glasses create a huge virtual screen right in front of your eyes — great for gaming, media, or even productivity. And yes, you can buy them now.
CES is usually about prototypes and “maybe someday” tech. This year, though, there’s a strong focus on gadgets you can actually use today. Whether it’s smart home devices, AI helpers, or entertainment upgrades, these 19 products prove that innovation doesn’t have to wait.
If you’ve been itching to upgrade your tech collection, these gadgets are worth a close look — and maybe a purchase.
