We\u2019re about one week into 2026, and it\u2019s already turning out to be a busy year. In the tech industry, things have started with a bang at the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), which officially opened January 6 in Las Vegas. But with a number of pre-show events and press conferences, CES 2026 has basically felt like a week-long event already.<\/p>\n
You can scroll down through our liveblog below to get a recap of all that happened this week so far, but here\u2019s a quick refresher. Monday (January 5) was press day, which saw many companies host press conferences to showcase their announcements. For example, Lego unveiled its new Smart Brick technology<\/a>, and NVIDIA showed off its latest AI announcements for autonomous cars<\/a>. Even before that, on Sunday night, Samsung held its First Look presentation<\/a>, where it unveiled products across its home entertainment and appliance portfolios.<\/p>\n On Tuesday, the showfloor opened and we published our in-person impressions and thoughts of the new Pebble Round smartwatch<\/a> and Index 01 AI ring<\/a>. We waded through an endless parade of robots, including Dreame\u2019s slightly terrifying robot vacuum concept<\/a> and Lovense\u2019s Emily \u201ccompanion\u201d doll. That evening, Lenovo held a press conference<\/a> that saw NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan and AMD CEO Lisa Su take the same stage, alongside a mix of other notable names in tech (and elsewhere).<\/p>\n This is our last day running this liveblog, and we\u2019ll be announcing our Best of CES 2026 winners. It will be the culmination of months of hard work, involving researching and vetting hundreds of companies, and meeting with dozens of them. Engadget\u2019s team on the ground has been hard at work, covering pre-show events, checking out new gadgets in person and writing them up all for you to read wherever you are.<\/p>\n