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CES 2026 showcased advanced robotics capable of doing laundry, climbing stairs, and serving drinks, along with innovative laptops featuring unrolling screens and motorized hinges, voice-controlled fridges, and the return of foldable phones and BlackBerry-style devices, highlighting the rapid evolution of consumer tech.
Samsung is testing a pilot program in the US where ads will be displayed on the Cover Screens of its Family Hub refrigerators through a software update, despite previous claims of not planning to do so, as part of its effort to add value to its smart appliances.
Engadget has compiled a list of the best kitchen gadget deals for Amazon Prime Day 2024, featuring discounts on tested and recommended items like the Ninja Creami ice cream maker, Vitamix E310 Explorian Blender, Instant Pot Accu Slim Sous Vide, Breville Joule Turbo Sous Vide Machine, and more. These deals include both high-tech and traditional kitchen tools, with significant savings on popular products.
CES 2024 showcased a range of innovative kitchen tech and cooking tools, including a $3,500 toaster for steak, a smart grill with digital controls and a top-down infrared broiler, an indoor smart smoker, a robot stir-fry maker, and a smart fridge that can identify items and suggest recipes. Other highlights included a home brewing system, a cocktail robot, a microbe organic composter, an oven bag that keeps food warm, a water purifier and infuser, and an ice cream robot that makes ice cream in under two minutes.
CES 2024 showcased a range of innovative home tech products, including Reencle's countertop composter, Oro's AI-powered dog nanny robot, Weber's Summit FS38X Smart Grill, Kohler's E930 Bidet Seat with voice control, ColdSnap's ice cream dispenser, Samsung's Bespoke Jet Bot Combo AI robot vacuum cleaner, and Seer Grills' Perfecta vertical oven. These products offer advanced features such as smart composting, AI-powered pet care, infrared grilling, voice-controlled bidets, rapid ice cream making, AI-based stain detection and cleaning, and AI-powered vertical cooking, demonstrating the latest advancements in smart home technology.
CES 2024 showcased a range of smart kitchen technologies aiming to revolutionize cooking processes, including high-speed ovens, smart barbecues, and AI-powered cooking devices. Companies presented innovations such as the Seer Perfecta, promising to cook food in a minute, and the Revolution Cooking Macrowave, combining microwave, air fryer, and toaster oven functions. Additionally, smart thermometers and connected kitchen appliances from brands like Samsung and GE were highlighted, although the author remains skeptical about the necessity of investing in extensive smart kitchen tech, expressing concern about it potentially detracting from the traditional cooking experience.
At CES 2024, tech companies showcased a range of AI-powered kitchen gadgets and cooking robots, including a $1,000 indoor smoker from GE Appliances, Brisk It's smart grill with generative AI technology, ColdSnap's no-clean ice cream machine, Chef AI's "real one-touch" air fryer, and Bartesian's cocktail-mixing appliance. Additionally, iGulu's automated brewing machine allows users to make their own beer, while Artly Coffee's barista bot replicates the movements of a human barista to prepare coffee.
Looking for high-tech gifts that actually make life easier? Consider a techy coffee machine like the Spinn or Nespresso Creatista, a self-heating mug from Ember, a toaster with hyper-specific control like Tineco Toasty One, a stylish and smart blender like Vitamix A3500 Gold Label, a robot vacuum like Roborock Q5 Pro+, an automatic soap dispenser like Simplehuman Rechargeable Sensor Pump, app-enabled appliances like Instant Pot Pro Plus and Tovala Smart Oven Pro, a predictive thermometer like Combustion, a smart kamado grill like Kamado Joe's Konnected Joe, a gas grill with Wi-Fi connectivity like Weber Spirit SX-315, a voice-enabled stand mixer like GE Profile Carbon Black, or gadgets for sourdough success like Goldie by Sourhouse and Cooling Puck.
TechCrunch has compiled a list of the best kitchen gifts for tech-savvy chefs, including the Fellow's Stagg EKG Pro Electric Kettle with Wi-Fi capabilities for precise temperature control, Anova's Sous Vide Precision Cooker Nano for perfectly cooked meat, ThermoWorks' Thermapen ONE meat thermometer for quick and accurate readings, Breville's Smart Waffle Maker Pro with customizable settings, and the Instant Pot, which despite filing for bankruptcy, remains a popular and versatile appliance. Additionally, induction burners are gaining popularity for their energy efficiency and faster cooking times.