That’s it! The live blog has ended. Thank you so much to everyone who stuck with us this week, clicked through for updates, and followed along as we brought you the weirdest, wackiest, and most relevant news from the enchanted land of Las Vegas.

To start 2025, we saw many smart glasses and a resurgence of exciting computer peripheral technology. Laptops got thinner, of course, and they also got longer, in Lenovo’s case. Gaming handhelds are here to stay, with seemingly every favorite computer maker developing their mobile concoction.

The weird stuff was interesting, too. The indoor gardening studio that won one of our favorites reminded us that all you need to grow is an ample water supply and lights to inspire. HiSense reminded us that appliances can match your home’s aesthetic. Companion robots are still on the CES show floor. Samsung and TCL drew passersby in with their respective ideas, though TCL’s was the cutest.

Want to see it all? Scroll here. Or, head to the landing page to see the announcements made individually. It was a packed year and a little busier than we’d anticipated. That’s good news for gadgets in 2025.

One more excellent take on Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s newfound fame to close us out:

Jensen Huang Says Nvidia Is a ‘Technology Company,’ but It’s Really an AI Company

Signing off,

Kyle Barr, Florence Ion, Jorge Jimenez, Rose Pastore, and Sherri L. Smith