The 14 Best New Consumer Electronics From CES 2024

Multi-task in the bathroom with this health-tracking toilet. It measures your blood pressure, heart rate and blood oxygenation level. You’re already sitting so you might as well let it do the work. Biometric sensors will identify different members of the household too.

This grill is hot stuff, getting up to 700 F. You can control it from your smart device and it is completely electric, eliminating the need for propane tanks or charcoal briquettes. It has two zones, so you can cook on the left and right independently.

Bid adieu to a TV cluttering your space. This TV folds in and out with a glare-free 4K MicroLED screen for a minimalist aesthetic. You can place it in front of the window or even outside.

Is infrared light technology the way to better hair? This dryer uses a combination of lights and wind for smoother, more hydrated hair. As added bonuses, it dries hair faster and uses less energy.

One of two rings we loved, this wearable will feed your vital stats into the Samsung Health app. Instead of wearing a watch, this tracker will collect info on sleep, nutrition, activity and stress. It’s not only a fashion statement with its solid metal sleekness, but it can also help fill in the gaps with tracking, like when your watch is charging or if you don't feel like wearing it.

The Rabbit R1 might not sound impressive just yet, but it will probably be the first step in a major tech revolution. An AI-powered handheld assistant, it can answer questions, order a car, play music and much more, separate from your phone. Think of it as a personal assistant in your pocket, with more to come.

More than just a digital thermometer, the BeamO is also a stethoscope, pulse oximeter and EKG. With virtual doctor’s visits becoming more common, this will help your doctor track your stats remotely.

Not WALL-E – Ballie. This home companion helps around the house, even when you’re not there. It can feed pets, turn on lights and even help you exercise. Plus, he’s kind of cute, not creepy, so we wouldn’t mind having him around.

Audiophiles will dig the aesthetic of this speaker, which also looks like a work of art. In the same vein as the best-selling TV, it’s a high-quality functional speaker that looks like a piece of art. A collaboration between Sonos and IKEA, it’s got all the technical bells like woofers and tweeters, but it looks sharp and can also pair with sound bars and TVs.

Other robot vacuums bump around your house and your furniture in random patterns. This robot maps the 3-D layout of your home for a more thorough and less bumpy job. It won’t get lost or stuck and it uses cameras to see the mess and switch automatically between modes. And, if you suddenly drop something, you can immediately summon it with your voice, where it will quietly clean. If only kids did the same.

We can see right through this TV – literally. Raise the panel and the TV is opaque. Lower and the TV allows you to see behind it for a one-of-a-kind aesthetic. Imagine this TV as a room divider or in an open-concept space.

Think of the time you’d save brushing your teeth for just seven seconds a day! Your dentist won’t be mad, either. This brushing system is 3D printed for your mouth and brushes every tooth at the same time. It not only feels good, but a study has shown that it could improve gum health, too.

Another wearable health tracker, this one focuses on women’s health, from sleep to cycle tracking. Offering a personalized view of your health, it grabs vitals and tracks activity, too, in three beautiful finishes.

This space-age-looking toilet is super modern in design and has extras like ambient colored lighting, audio speakers and hands-free opening and closing. Just watch it unfold like origami and you’ll be mesmerized.