The time has come once again for the biggest event in the consumer tech calendar. CES is back for its 2025 edition – CES 2025 representing the 101st anniversary of its organising body, the CTA – and the world's biggest and greatest technology show promises to be chock-full of major reveals and product announcements.

Get live reports and photos of all the products, trends, and quirky gadgets we're seeing this week at CES in Las Vegas.

Mashable is on the ground at CES 2025, covering the latest consumer tech has to offer. The team is expecting big announcements for EVs, TVs, gaming upgrades, smart home devices, and lots and lots of AI-powered gadgets. Check here for the most noteworthy highlights updated regularly, from the wacky to the "wow" and everything in between.

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Learn more New year means new CES. Yes, the world’s largest consumer electronics show is back in full swing and, as is tradition, many cool (and wild) gadgets — everything TVs to cars, audio players to smart home devices — have already been revealed.

Leading mechanical keyboard brand Keychron is debuting four direct-to-consumer launches at CES 2025 and will also preview five prototypes for release later this year.

The exhibit halls for the 2025 International Consumer Electronics Show doesn’t open until Tuesday. But media from around the globe is already camped out in Las Vegas to catch a preview of the next generation of tech.

CES 2025 has already captivated the tech world, even before the show floor officially opens. A range of innovative gadgets, AI-powered devices, and futuristic tech concepts have been unveiled, offering a glimpse of what the next year in tech might bring.

International CES, which bills itself as the "most powerful tech event in the world," gets underway this week in Las Vegas with thousands of new gadgets.

Nearly 150,000 people are expected at CES in Las Vegas, with over 4,500 exhibitors expected. Here's what columnist Jennifer Jolly is watching for.

Companion robots, hologram boxes and smart mirrors.... CES is back and the buzz is all about AI. The annual trade show is set to feature swaths of the industry’s latest advances and gadgets across personal tech,