15 CES Devices You Can Buy Right Now

In the framework of CES 2025, which is currently taking place, various consumer technology products have been presented that are already available for pre-order or even on store shelves. Among the highlights are wireless earbuds, smart glasses, and a combination of a rocker and crib for babies.

One of the devices that attracted attention is the Moonbuddy by Moonbird, a device designed to relieve stress that offers four modes of controlled breathing, especially in its child version, which does not connect to apps. Its price is $89.

Anker has launched a 140W charger with four ports that not only serves for charging; it includes a display showing energy usage per port and fast charging status, as well as an "odometer" that records the device's usage time. This charger is available for $90.

The EcoFlow Power Hat offers an innovative way to charge devices through solar panels integrated into the visor. Although it is not the most powerful charger, it can provide additional energy. Its cost is $129 and it has an IP65 rating, although it is advisable to avoid getting it wet or dirty.

The new ATH-CKS50TW2 wireless earbuds from Audio-Technica offer up to 25 hours of battery life with active noise cancellation turned off, extending to 40 hours with the case. With ANC activated, the duration reduces to 15 hours. Their price is $149.

Shokz has introduced the OpenFit 2, air conduction headphones that now feature separate drivers for bass and treble, improving sound quality compared to the previous model. These have a cost of $180.

JLab has launched its Epic Lux Lab Edition, the manufacturer's first headphones with adaptive active noise cancellation. With ANC turned on, the headphones offer up to 60 hours of use, and without this feature, they extend to an impressive 90 hours for a price of $199.

The Halliday smart glasses use artificial intelligence to project what appears to be a 3.5-inch screen into the user’s field of view. They also have a control ring that allows interaction with the AI. They are currently available for pre-order.

On the other hand, the Technics AZ100 wireless earbuds incorporate magnetic fluid drivers to enhance audio quality, offering support for spatial audio and ANC. Their Conversation mode allows users to pause easily to hear their surroundings. They are priced at $300.

The Swippitt Hub emerges as an interesting solution for battery life. After installing a compatible case on an iPhone, the device can be placed in the hub, which replaces batteries and maintains constant charging, all for a price of $450.

The Even Realities G1 smart glasses, although minimalistic, have capabilities that include translation, conversation transcription, and acting as a teleprompter, in addition to allowing users to view notifications from their smartphones.

Xreal has unveiled the One Pro augmented reality glasses, which feature a refresh rate of 120Hz and a proprietary spatial computing chip, as well as Bose sound. These glasses create a wide virtual environment for both work and entertainment, costing $600.

The Elvie Rise is a baby rocker that is controlled via an app and also works as a crib, allowing older babies to rock themselves if this function is activated. Its price amounts to $799.

Dell has launched a new line of laptops following a nomenclature similar to Apple: Dell, Dell Pro, and Dell Pro Max, with the Pro series aimed at business users and Max for those needing powerful workstations.

The Netgear Orbi 870 mesh router is an option for those looking to upgrade to Wi-Fi 7. This model can reach 21Gbps and features high-speed ethernet ports. Its price is $1,300.

Finally, Segway has ventured into the electric bicycle market with two models: the Xyber, designed for speed and distance, and the Xafari, focused on casual cyclists.

CES 2025 promises to continue offering surprises and advancements in technology until January 10.