CES 2026 Tech You Can Buy Today

While the buzz from CES 2026 begins to settle, the exciting reality is that several of the showcased innovations are already hitting the market. For tech enthusiasts eager to upgrade their setup immediately, a surprising number of products are available for purchase or pre-order right now. This guide highlights where you can find these new gadgets, from smart home devices to cutting-edge peripherals. Keep in mind that many of these items are fresh off the show floor and haven’t undergone our full review process, but they represent the latest available technology.

Corsair has ingeniously integrated a full Stream Deck into a mechanical keyboard. The Galleon 100 SD features a 5-inch IPS display, twelve programmable buttons, and two rotary dials, offering streamers and power users unprecedented control. This hybrid device is available for pre-order at $349.99, with shipments starting January 29th.

In the smart home category, Aqara’s U400 smart lock stands out by utilizing Apple’s Ultra Wideband technology for true hands-free operation. It reliably unlocks as you approach, even with your hands full, making it a significant convenience upgrade. You can purchase it directly from Amazon for $269.99.

Bosch is expanding its presence in the US market with two new stick vacuums. The Unlimited 9 model starts at $499.99, while the Unlimited 10, priced at $599.99, features a uniquely bendable tube designed to easily clean under low furniture like sofas and coffee tables.

Anker’s Soundcore AeroFit 2 Pro earbuds offer versatile listening. They function as open-ear headphones for situational awareness or transform into noise-canceling in-ear buds with a simple adjustment. Priced at $179.99, they present an intriguing option for active users. Separately, Anker’s popular 45W nano charger now includes a small display showing charging stats and has rotating prongs for better outlet compatibility. It’s listed at $39.99, with an automatic $10 discount at checkout.

For a remarkably affordable charging solution, Ikea’s new Sjoss 20W USB-C wall charger costs just $3.99. It’s a simple, single-port option perfect for phones and small tablets. On the premium end, Twelve South’s Valet charging station offers a sleek, leather-wrapped pad with two Qi2 wireless charging spots and a 35W USB-C port, though its price tag is a steep $179.99.

Gamers and typists have new hardware to consider. Asus introduced the ROG Falchion Ace 75 HE, a 75% sized keyboard featuring Hall effect switches for deep customization of actuation points. It’s listed as “coming soon” at Best Buy for $239.99. For console gamers, Belkin’s upgraded Switch 2 charging case now includes a 10,000mAh battery with an external charging port and a built-in charge indicator. Pre-orders are open for $99.99.

Home entertainment saw major announcements. TCL’s flagship X11L Mini LED TV boasts extreme brightness up to 10,000 nits and will support Dolby Vision 2. The 85-inch model is available now for $7,999.99. LG also unveiled its fastest OLED gaming monitor yet, the 27GX790B-B, which achieves a 540Hz refresh rate at 1440p resolution. It’s priced at $999.

Smart lighting is becoming more accessible. Lifx’s new Everyday bulbs offer Matter support and color changing at a budget-friendly price of $23.99 for a two-pack. GE Lighting’s new fabric Smart Shades, which also support Matter, start at $299.99 for a 24-inch width.

For creators, Shure’s MV88 microphone plugs directly into a phone’s USB-C port for instant, high-quality audio recording, priced at $159. In wearable tech, Xreal’s 1S smart glasses offer a 120Hz refresh rate and are now $50 cheaper than the previous model at $449.

Finally, audio company Audeze launched the Maxwell 2 wireless gaming headset with new magnetic ear pads, starting at $329. Keyboard maker Keychron entered the ZMK firmware arena with its Q Ultra series, with the 75% model starting at $229.99.