We’re officially in the new year — welcome 2026 — and thanks to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), a lot of new tech and gadgets have already been announced. Naturally, the product release cycle keeps on keepin’ on,

We’ve tested quite a few eufy vacuums, and the home tech brand's latest robot vacuum looks to be its most advanced model to date. It features intelligent carpet cleaning, improved corner-to-edge deep cleaning, a 12-in-1 hands-free UniClean Station, and a built-in diffuser that freshens the room for up to 120 hours.

Starting with an initial shortlist of around 50 candidates across a diverse range of product categories, we eventually landed on 15 winners and our singular best in show.

After testing well over 100 gadgets ranging from the latest iPhones and TVs to the much-hyped Nintendo Switch 2, our editors found the 20 best that rose to the very top.

Mechanical keyboards are all the rage among gamers and tech enthusiasts. However, because of their often loudness, they can be distracting in an office environment. The Satechi SM3 doesn't have this problem, as it features low-profile brown switches that are satisfying yet relatively quiet.

Another week down, and, per usual, a bunch of new tech and gadgets have been announced. This past week, Leica introduced a monochrome variant of its Q3 digital camera, Klipsch reimagined its desktop speakers, and Lumin unveiled a flagship streaming DAC.

In the fast-moving world of biohacking, today’s hot new tech is tomorrow’s ancient relic. But with a flood of gadgets hitting the market — each promising to boost your health in exciting, and sometimes outrageous, ways — how do you know which ones ...

CES 2026 is finally here, and Mashable reporters are on the ground looking for the best in show. Get live updates from the showroom floor and behind the scenes.