Stair-climbing robot vacuums, AI camera-integrated headphones, rollable laptops, and bezel-less TVs are among the impressive tech devices recently showcased at CES 2026.
The 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) takes place from January 6 to 9 in Las Vegas (USA). This is not only a place for tech manufacturers to showcase their latest devices but also a space that hints at many new technology trends for the future.
Below are the breakthrough tech products that made a strong impression at CES 2026.
Stair-climbing, step-cleaning robot vacuums
A year ago, Roborock launched the Saros Z70 robot vacuum at CES 2025 with an articulated robotic arm that could reach forward to pick up items like socks instead of rolling over them. This year, the company brought the new Saros Rover model to the exhibition, which also features attachments but in the form of extendable bipedal legs with wheels. This design allows the robot to climb and clean stairs.
The Saros Rover robot vacuum can climb stairs and clean the steps it passes over.
PHOTO: ROBOROCK
A robot vacuum that can clean multiple floors in a house by navigating stairs is not a new concept, but the Saros Rover can also clean each step as it climbs. At CES 2026, the demo showed that cleaning the steps is still quite slow, but this is an incredible leap forward, demonstrating that cleaning robots are increasingly simulating human-like operations, with their range of motion no longer limited by terrain. There is currently no specific release date or price for this special robot model.
AI camera-integrated headphones
Over the past year, the market has witnessed a trend of built-in AI in headphones and cameras to improve performance, as well as audio and image quality. But Razer took a more interesting approach. They believe that smart glasses are not the future of technology; rather, headphones might be what users are looking for.
AI camera-integrated headphones.
SOURCE: RAZER
Razer's Project Motoko prototype looks similar to wireless headphones but is integrated with a pair of 4K cameras placed at eye level. The device also features near and far-field microphones, integrated with artificial intelligence.
The headphones are equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon chip, compatible with AI models for image and sound recognition, or responding to user requests. The battery life has been tested at up to 36 hours, outperforming all types of AI smart glasses on the market.
Crease-free foldable OLED screens
Although just a research and development concept, Samsung Display made a big splash at CES 2026 when it introduced a foldable OLED panel without a crease. Interestingly, this technology might not be for Samsung's next flagship but could be the key to paving the way for its biggest rival, Apple.
The crease-free foldable OLED screen prototype (right) displayed by Samsung at CES 2026.
PHOTO: SAMSUNG DISPLAY
Samsung Display has long been a panel supplier for Apple, so the appearance of a crease-free screen at CES 2026 has fueled speculation that the first foldable iPhone will launch soon. Additionally, Samsung could integrate this panel into the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Wide Fold - smartphones rumored to be similar in size to Apple's foldable iPhone.
Lego Computer
Lego does not frequently exhibit products at CES, but at this year's show, the company introduced the Smart Brick - an embedded computing platform packed entirely within a standard 2x4 Lego brick. This is not only Lego's 50-year ambition but also opens up a new PC trend, where wireless components can be encapsulated in small plastic blocks and easily assembled together.
Lego's assembled computer model.
PHOTO: LEGO
The Lego computer features interactive LEDs, wireless connectivity, a speaker, a microphone, and various sensors that can detect light, motion, tilt, and gestures. The Smart Brick works in tandem with NFC smart tags (Lego pieces) and minifigures to unlock a completely new way of interacting. For example, you can use the Smart Brick to trigger a crash sound when a Lego race car flips over, or start playing The Imperial March when a new Emperor Palpatine figure is placed on the throne.
Giant 130-inch Micro RGB TV
Samsung debuted one of the most impressive TVs at this year's CES with its giant 130-inch Micro RGB model. This is the company's largest Micro RGB screen to date, ushering in a new design language for its ultra-premium TV lineup.
The Timeless Frame design features a modern art gallery style, turning technology into a work of art. The massive screen is designed like a floating window, while the audio system is integrated and calibrated to the screen size to create a seamless blend between image and sound.
Samsung has not yet announced the official price or release date, but this model will be positioned in the ultra-premium segment.
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