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Its been quite difficult to figure out exactly what I like the most.
Here are the 11 best new gadgets that were revealed onCESday 3.
So what exactly would you get for your money?
Thankfully things do seem to be changing, andAnker just unveiled a brand new power bank at CES.
The Anker 165W costs $99 and is already on sale.
All wrapped up in a sleek package that weighs just 1.63 lbs.
The first model with Windows 11 will be available later this month, starting at $799.
The band doesnt read your mind, though it might seem like it.
It actually uses proprietary Surface Nerve Conductance sensors that are able to electromyography signals from subtle finger movements.
Combined with an on-board accelerometer and gyroscope, it can translate this information into commands.
Turning your hands into a mouse, but in a way that so far seems fairly system-agnostic.
Long-time CES showcase BMW is no exception, and has justunveiled its new Panoramic iDrive systemat the show.
This includes speed, directions and speed limits.
Especially since everything lies within your direct field of vision.
Panoramic iDrive will be available in new BMW models by the end of this year.
Services exist, butRazers new PC Remote Playshould help make the process a lot simpler with a few bonuses.
Better still this process combines all your game libraries into a single place.
Particularly theSegway Xyber, an ebike that can go from 0-20mph in just 2.7 seconds.
The standard GT3 is a little slower, with a 31mph top speed and 45 miles of range.
But the 9 second 0-30 time is still pretty incredible.
The Xyber is available to pre-order now for an eye-watering $3,000.
Not to mention the fact it looks great, and is made from a mix of aluminum and ceramics.
This feature is built to evaluate sleep patterns and cycles, alongside other biometric data.
No more random white noise generators for you, from the sounds of things.
The VIV Ring is set to go on sale next month, though pricing information is still unconfirmed.
Here thecompany debuted its XYN headset, a concept gadget specifically geared towards creating content for spatial computing.
The included controller offers the chance to view and resize those objects to make it work.
Honestly, they hooked me with the massage.
Sadly theres no word on price or availability just yet.
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