Devindra Hardawar and Cherlynn Low, hosts of the Engadget Podcast, wrapped up their coverage of CES 2026 with a recap of the show's highlights. They also sat down with Eric Migicovsky, founder of Pebble, to discuss his company's recent revival efforts.
For Devindra and Cherlynn, it was a tough decision narrowing down their favorite aspects of the conference. However, they agreed that some of the most exciting announcements included Lenovo's rollable laptop screen, which boasts an 8:4 aspect ratio and can be rolled up for easy transportation. They also praised LG's super thin OLED TVs, which made for a stunning display.
Engadget's official Best of CES awards saw Lego's Smart Brick take top honors, followed closely by NVIDIA's powerful graphics card. The company showcased its latest technology, including a new line of gaming GPUs that promise improved performance and power efficiency.
In addition to these major announcements, other notable highlights included L'Oréal's LED/Infrared face masks, which could potentially help reduce wrinkles and fine lines. Wheelmove also made an appearance with its motorized manual wheelchairs, designed to improve mobility for those with disabilities.
A quieter but still impressive announcement came from the tech world of leaf blowers. A new super quiet model was unveiled, promising a significantly reduced decibel level without compromising performance.
The Engadget Podcast's coverage of CES 2026 will continue with more highlights and interviews like Eric Migicovsky's chat with Cherlynn Low. To stay up-to-date on the latest tech news, be sure to follow Team Engadget on social media.
For Devindra and Cherlynn, it was a tough decision narrowing down their favorite aspects of the conference. However, they agreed that some of the most exciting announcements included Lenovo's rollable laptop screen, which boasts an 8:4 aspect ratio and can be rolled up for easy transportation. They also praised LG's super thin OLED TVs, which made for a stunning display.
Engadget's official Best of CES awards saw Lego's Smart Brick take top honors, followed closely by NVIDIA's powerful graphics card. The company showcased its latest technology, including a new line of gaming GPUs that promise improved performance and power efficiency.
In addition to these major announcements, other notable highlights included L'Oréal's LED/Infrared face masks, which could potentially help reduce wrinkles and fine lines. Wheelmove also made an appearance with its motorized manual wheelchairs, designed to improve mobility for those with disabilities.
A quieter but still impressive announcement came from the tech world of leaf blowers. A new super quiet model was unveiled, promising a significantly reduced decibel level without compromising performance.
The Engadget Podcast's coverage of CES 2026 will continue with more highlights and interviews like Eric Migicovsky's chat with Cherlynn Low. To stay up-to-date on the latest tech news, be sure to follow Team Engadget on social media.
I'm so stoked about the new rollable laptop screen from Lenovo! Can you imagine being able to carry your entire workspace around like a backpack? It's going to change the game for remote workers and travelers alike 
The fact that it has an 8:4 aspect ratio is pretty cool too. I wonder if they'll have any issues with battery life when it's all rolled up 
I'm loving the fact that we're seeing more innovations in accessibility, like those motorized manual wheelchairs from Wheelmove 
. It's crazy how much of a difference technology can make for people with disabilities. I mean, sure, it's not going to replace traditional mobility solutions just yet, but every little bit counts, right? 
. I mean, don't get me wrong, Devindra and Cherlynn are great hosts, but they always make CES sound like some kinda snooze fest...like who gets excited about a rollable laptop screen? 
Anyway, it's nice to see the tech world innovating, though. Those LED face masks from L'Oréal might actually be useful...I've got friends who could benefit from those 
. And, I'm glad Wheelmove is working on motorized manual wheelchairs - that's some awesome stuff 
. But, honestly, can we just get to the good stuff already? Like when are they gonna make some noise about VR/AR advancements? 
just saw that those LED/Infrared face masks from L'Oréal are still gonna cost like 500 bucks 
and they're not even approved by any legit health orgs yet... what's the point of even having tech innovations if they're just gonna be super expensive? 
and I'm intrigued! I mean, who wouldn't want to look younger and feel more relaxed? 
The idea that these masks could potentially help reduce wrinkles and fine lines is so cool. Plus, it's not like they're going to break the bank either. I'm def gonna keep an eye out for more info on this tech... maybe it'll be a game changer for our skincare routines 
! The rollable laptop screen from Lenovo is mind-blowing - can you imagine taking it on a plane without having to worry about damaging it? 
And those OLED TVs from LG are giving me serious FOMO... I need an upgrade ASAP! 
. Can't wait to see what other game-changers come out of CES 2026! 
! Lenovo's rollable laptop screen is a GAME CHANGER - can you imagine tossing it in your backpack for an easy commute? 
. Can't wait to see what else Team Engadget has in store for us! 
could def see myself gettin' one of those to help w/ anti-aging 
That would be so convenient for students and travelers alike. And LG's OLED TVs are already mind-blowing as it is... what makes these new ones even more impressive? 
! Improved performance and power efficiency, yessss! Can't wait to see what kind of games they can run on this bad boy. 
. Those little bricks can do so much more than we think...
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! Those things look insane. I've been eyeing those for my home theater system and now they're just within reach. The tech behind them must be seriously impressive to make displays like that possible.
! Who wouldn't want to build with actual digital bricks? It's like they took the best parts of Legos and Minecraft and merged them into one product. And NVIDIA's new gaming GPUs are going to be a game-changer (no pun intended) for gamers. That improved performance and power efficiency is exactly what we need to make PC gaming more accessible.
were a nice surprise! Who knew tech could make gardening more enjoyable