Wondering what the coolest products at CES 2024 were? Standout picks included ultra-fast OLED and transparent TVs, wellness wearables and mirrors, a first-of-its-kind beauty tool, and friendly robots that project, translate, and even entertain your dog.
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) brought a fresh wave of ideas this year. From living-room screens that almost vanish to gadgets that track health and help at home, CES 2024 offered a peek at how tech may fit into everyday life—at home and around the office.
Coolest Products at CES 2024: Screens That Stole the Show
TVs and displays keep getting sharper, brighter, and more immersive. A few highlights:
- Samsung S95D OLED TV: Billed as a top pick for gamers, this model features the world’s first 4K 144Hz panel, glare reduction, and brightness that’s about 20% higher than last year’s version.
- LG 4K Transparent OLED TV: A 77-inch UHD transparent OLED that can look like part of your furniture, with a metal frame and shelf design that blends into the room. See the official CES listing below.
- TCL Mini LED TVs: TCL showed a 115-inch Mini LED set with 20,000 local dimming zones designed to push depth and detail to extremes.
Each year, displays get closer to a “window into the content” feel—less distraction, more immersion.
Wellness Tech That Aims to Help You Feel Better
CES isn’t just screens. Health and fitness drew a lot of attention this year too:
- Evie Ring: A stylish, non-invasive ring focused on women’s health that tracks sleep, heart rate, blood oxygen, and menstrual cycles to create a more complete picture of wellbeing.
- BMind Smart Mirror: An AI-driven mirror designed to respond to your mood and energy with visuals, audio, and on-screen prompts. It recognizes expressions, gestures, and spoken cues, and even includes a virtual mindfulness coach.
- LIPCURE BEAM: Presented by Amorepacific as the world’s first beauty tech system for personalized lip and makeup care. Built-in sensors support lip assessments and treatments; its light-based approach is intended to boost collagen fibers and help maintain moisture.
From non-invasive trackers to guided routines, wellness tech is becoming more personal and practical.
Far-Out Ideas That Hint at What’s Next
CES always has a few wild cards—concepts that show what might be coming:
- Samsung’s self-driving-based “Home Buddy” projector: A mobile projection system that can navigate your home and cast apps, videos, and more onto suitable surfaces. It points to a future where roaming helpers are part of daily life.
- Mymanu CLIK Pro translation earbuds: Earbuds designed to help users converse in 50+ languages, making travel and cross-border chats easier.
- ORo Dog Companion: An autonomous pet buddy that plays, dispenses treats and meds, connects with various smart pet accessories, and even assembles video clips for sharing.
Some of these concepts may take time to reach stores, but they show how fast home and office tech is evolving.
Frequently asked questions
Can I buy these products right now?
It depends. Some items shown at CES ship soon, others are concepts or arrive later in the year. Check the maker’s site or their CES page for timing.
Why should a small business care about this?
Displays, wearables, and smart tools often show up at work next—think meeting rooms, wellness programs, or visitor kiosks. If you run an office around Panama City, these trends hint at what employees and customers will expect.
Do these gadgets raise privacy or security issues?
Yes. Any connected device can create risk. Change default passwords, turn on two-step login (multi-factor authentication), apply updates, and review what data is being collected and shared.
Curious how these trends could affect your office tech—and how to keep new smart devices secure? Let’s talk. You can get in touch with Flux Labs anytime.
