CES 2026 introduced a luxury handbag with a built-in OLED screen that lets you change its look on demand, blending high-end craftsmanship with digital customization to create a fashion accessory that adapts to your outfit.

Rokid is pairing its display-free smart glasses with Mudra’s neural wristband to offer wearable, touch-free control at a significantly lower cost than Meta’s smart glasses and Neural Band.

OnePlus is prepping a new feature to ensure you don't accidentally lose your earbuds.

IXI’s autofocus smart glasses aim to refocus your prescription in real time using eye tracking and liquid-crystal lenses. Shown at CES 2026, it targets people tired of varifocal compromises, with Europe-first plans.

Naox is bringing EEG brain tracking out of clinics with Naox Wave, a pair of wireless earbuds designed to monitor brain activity during daily life and translate complex signals into simple wellness insights through a companion app.

Razer Project Motoko is a CES 2026 concept headset with two eye-level cameras and multi-mic audio, built for hands-free POV capture and computer vision. A Developer Kit is planned for Q2 2026.

ESR brings a revolutionary wireless charging tech to CES 2026 with its 3-in-1 charging dock.

Moto Watch's key features include an IP68 rating, dual-band GPS for location tracking, and a 1.43-inch round OLED screen protected by Gorilla Glass 3. It goes on sale January 22 in a PANTONE Volcanic Ash color.

XREAL has partnered with Asus ROG to launch the ROG R1 AR glasses, with 240Hz micro-OLED displays and a 171-inch virtual viewing area, making wearable AR a serious option for high-performance gaming.

XGIMI is launching MemoMind at CES 2026, a new AI glasses lineup built for daily wear. The pitch is modular frames, prescription support, and quiet assistance like translation and reminders.

Vocci's water-resistant smart ring is made from hypoallergenic titanium, supports transcription in 112 languages, and can last up to 8 hours per charge.

The Luna Band introduces a guidance-first wearable experience, using AI, advanced biosensing, and voice interaction to offer real-time health coaching with no monthly subscription.

Xreal's new entry-level AR glasses bring notable upgrades over last year's model while slashing the price by $50.

Samsung announced at CES 2026 that Galaxy wearables, including the Galaxy Watch and Ring, will gain new AI-powered tools to spot early signs of dementia by monitoring daily behavior patterns.

RayNeo is showcasing a concept that puts eSIM and 4G inside AR glasses. The goal is standalone connectivity for calling, streaming, translation, and instant cloud sync, without leaning on a phone.

SwitchBot has jumped on the AI note-taking bandwagon at CES 2026 with its MindClip, a wearable designed to capture notes hands-free.

Apple has introduced a fresh lineup of Apple Fitness+ content to help users achieve their fitness goals in 2026.

At CES 2026, Samsung is showcasing a whole bunch of concept devices with an OLED screen. One of them is classroom robot, while the other one sits on your face.

Samsung plans to showcase a Brain Health feature at CES 2026 that uses wearable and smartphone data to flag early dementia indicators and suggest preventive actions.

Samsung is preparing a Brain Health feature that uses data from Galaxy Watches and phones to monitor voice, gait, and sleep patterns, helping spot early signs of cognitive decline and dementia.

Pebble’s revival has stirred plenty of enthusiasm, especially among smartwatch fans looking for a retro-minimalist wearable that can get the basics right without a digital overload. The company, now operating as RePebble, is bringing back another hot favorite from a decade ago — the Pebble Time Round. Say hello to the Pebble Round 2. Ooh, […]

Samsung is rolling out an updated snoring detection algorithm with the latest Samsung Health update.