CES 2025 – Pickr

Back for another year, Pickr got stuck into the biggest launches of technology at CES for CES 2025.

Like all years of CES, it was another technology show set to deliver what much of the world is expecting across lots of categories. From computers to TVs to headphones, speakers, health technology and more, CES 2025 showed what was big and new and shiny and heading to stores for the first six months of the year.

Pickr reported on the happenings from 2025’s biggest tech show, and how the announcements related to Australia, including local pricing and availability if we could find them!

Samsung readies AI in soundbars, Eclipsa 3D audio

Dolby Atmos has some friendly competition this year, as Samsung and Google show what’s coming, complete with AI in audio.

Ecovacs’ latest robo-vac applies the pressure while mopping

Robo-vacs with arms and legs aren’t the only type of auto cleaners on the way this year. There are also vacs that’ll use pressure to mop and self-clean.

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Withings refreshes connected blood pressure monitor

How do you evolve the blood pressure cuff? By giving it a bigger screen and help to let you take the right readings.

Hisense joins smart kitchens with a smart fridge

It’s not just Samsung with a screen-equipped fridge, as Hisense dabbles in the idea, complete with AI suggestions on what to make.

GameBaby case offers iPhone owners retro gaming action

A new style of case on the way for iPhone owners aims to be protective and functional, particularly if you’re a retro gamer.

Qualcomm Snapdragon X launched at CES 2025

Qualcomm plans to bring Snapdragon laptops to the $1K price point

It’s not quite the $600USD price Qualcomm notes in the US, but Australians should see less expensive laptops with better battery life this year, too.

Dreame X50 Ultra at CES 2025

Dreame’s robo-vac has retractable legs

A robo-vac that can move obstacles and go up and down small steps? That’s what 2025 has in store for us, it seems.

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Now there’s an AI spice dispenser

If you’re not quite sure which spice your dish needs, there’s now an AI-enabled spice tool. No, we’re not kidding.

McAfee sends AI after scammers with a detector

Security software doesn’t always help with every scam — you still need your wits about you — but a piece of software shown at CES could help you work out what’s real online.

Samsung Frame TV adds better colour, wireless control in Frame Pro

Samsung looks set to improve its art-inspired TV with better tech across colour and wireless control, as it launches The Frame Pro.