CES
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is a yearly trade show, held in the Las Vegas Convention Centre and surrounding hotels and halls in Las Vegas, Nevada. It has been running since 1967 and covers everything from accessibility to vehicle tech and video.
T3 brings you all the latest announcements and releases ahead of the 2025 show and from our reporters live on the show floor this January. Don't miss our Best of CES Awards, rounding up the highlights from the event.
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The best of CES 2025: 21 top gadgets from the show
The Consumer Electronics Show 2025 didn't disappoint. These are T3's award-winners from the Las Vegas event
By Mat Gallagher Published
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Satechi's SM3 Slim is the mechanical Mac keyboard we've always wanted from Apple
This impressive keyboard won't look out of place in your Apple setup
By John McCann Published
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This clever iPhone upgrade gives you massive storage without the Apple price
No room on your iPhone? This MagSafe adapter gives you huge space
By Carrie Marshall Published
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Swann expands its security camera line-up with solar power and AI voice assistants
Swann’s MaxRanger4K Camera collection is getting bigger
By Bethan Girdler-Maslen Published
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Disney+ getting a massive upgrade that could change the way you watch
New feature will be especially great if your TV doesn't support Dolby Vision
By Rik Henderson Published
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Troubled EV maker Faraday Future is back (again) at CES
Faraday Future is back, but this time it might actually be onto something
By Alistair Charlton Published
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Honeywell launches first Matter-enabled smart thermostat – and it’s surprisingly affordable
Honeywell Home debuts its X2S smart thermostat at CES 2025
By Bethan Girdler-Maslen Published
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Hisense’s new wireless surround system looks like a serious rival to Sony
Hisense's wireless surround system packs a low-end punch that rival's could struggle to match
By Carrie Marshall Published
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My favourite CES 2025 announcement initially seems boring – but it could change entertainment forever
The next wave of TVs, games consoles, projectors and streamers are facing huge upgrades
By Rik Henderson Published