Read on to learn more about our favorites, and catch up on all our CES 2025 coverage here. Lenovo Legion Go S and prototype Legion Go 2 Windows-based devices lack the console-like ease of use of Valve’s Steam Deck with SteamOS.

It finally happened. Robot vacuums have limbs. Roborock and Dreame both showed off vacuums with appendages at CES 2025: Roborock debuted its Saros Z70 with an arm to pick up socks, and Dreame added legs to its X50 Ultra to climb a small step. But it was Dreame’s concept bot that put the pieces together.

These are tech expert Marc Salzman's top CES picks for USA TODAY after his hands-on with future gadgets and gear in Las Vegas.

AI was everywhere at the consumer electronics show, promising everything from self-driving cars to more Copilot+ laptops.

There are many new laptops coming from Dell, Alienware, Asus, Acer, Lenovo, MSI, and Razer. Many may just boil down to chip bumps and slight refreshes, but there are some that are betting big on new ideas, thinness, raw power, and over-the-top accouterments. Here are the ones I’m most excited for.

Sony Honda Mobility’s Afeela 1 feels like a PlayStation 4 in the PS5 era, The weirdest tech of CES 2025, Ropet is the cute-as-hell emotional robot that the modern Furby wishes it could be.

Laptops with rollable screens, giant TVs with suction cups, microwaves with video -- see the most innovative tech we found this year at CES.

Las Vegas is a sea of innovation this week. From self-charging keyboards and robot vacs that pick up your junk to mirrors that give you a reality check, this tech stands out at CES.