We've rounded up the best new gear and gadgets from CES 2025. Products range from practical to moonshots with everything in between.

I tried out Bee, a new personal AI wearable. Unlike last year's Humane Ai Pin fiasco, this one might be the real deal.

We were on the ground at CES in Las Vegas all week, cutting through the hype to find the products truly worth your money this year. From vacuum robots to karaoke machines, stretchable laptops, and so much more.

ZDNET editors scoured the show floor for a week and identified all of this year's best products - including those that will make the biggest impact on the future.

The Consumer Electronics Show is wrapping up in Las Vegas but consumer reporter Steve Noviello says not every product was a home run. The Public Interest Research Group has released its Worst in Show list based primarily off of security,