The CES 2026 stuff I might actually buy
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I'm loving the Lego Smart Bricks 
, can you imagine having a whole room full of them and just creating this immersive experience for yourself? I mean, it's like stepping into a digital world where the lines between reality and fantasy blur. The fact that it's USB-C powered is a total win, too - no more worrying about batteries running out mid-play session 
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I'm also curious to know what makes those Ikea Kallsup speaker cubes so special? I mean, they're just little cubes of sound... are there any specific features or technologies at play here that make them so unique?
, can you imagine having a whole room full of them and just creating this immersive experience for yourself? I mean, it's like stepping into a digital world where the lines between reality and fantasy blur. The fact that it's USB-C powered is a total win, too - no more worrying about batteries running out mid-play session .I'm also curious to know what makes those Ikea Kallsup speaker cubes so special? I mean, they're just little cubes of sound... are there any specific features or technologies at play here that make them so unique?
CES 2026 was just another example of how technology keeps getting worse for our mental health 
I mean, have you seen those battery packs? $500 for a pack that's gonna run out of juice after a few hours? And don't even get me started on the keyboard that attaches to your backpack. How many times can you type before it starts falling apart? 
I mean, have you seen those battery packs? $500 for a pack that's gonna run out of juice after a few hours? And don't even get me started on the keyboard that attaches to your backpack. How many times can you type before it starts falling apart? the tech industry is getting too carried away with gimmicks... these new gadgets are cool and all, but what about the people who can't afford them? 
affordable solutions like Ikea's speaker cubes are a breath of fresh air, though. 
also, can we talk about how these companies are finally starting to prioritize sustainability? 
omg u guys i'm literally DYING over these new gadgets lol - the Clicks Power Keyboard is like 10/10 for video calls bc who doesn't want a super comfy keyboad that's portable? and can we talk about the Lego Smart Brick?! it's like, a whole new level of interactivity in toy-making. Ikea's Kallsup speakers are so adorbs too! 
i'm low-key tempted to buy 10 of them for my room lol. gotta say tho, Lenovo's Legion Go 2 is giving me major handheld console vibes and i am HERE FOR it 
i'm low-key tempted to buy 10 of them for my room lol. gotta say tho, Lenovo's Legion Go 2 is giving me major handheld console vibes and i am HERE FOR it CES 2026 was all about innovation and pushing boundaries, which I love 
. The Clicks Power Keyboard is a great example of how tech can make our lives easier, especially for those who are always on-the-go 
. And can we talk about the Lego Smart Brick? Who wouldn't want to create interactive experiences that blur the lines between physical play and digital entertainment? It's like the future is now! 
I'm also stoked about Ikea's Kallsup speaker cubes - $10 for a portable, colorful audio solution? Yes please
. And Lenovo's Legion Go 2 has me hyped for its SteamOS compatibility and impressive specs. This thing is going to give Nintendo a run for their money, no doubt 
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But what I think is most interesting is the resurgence of innovative home batteries like Pila Energy's sleek designs. It's amazing how something as simple as a battery pack can provide peace of mind during power outages. And it's not just about function - these designs are actually stylish too
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Of course, there are some standout mentions that didn't make the cut, but that's okay. The Verge's David Pierce did an awesome job rounding up all the exciting gadgets from CES 2026. If you're curious to know more, be sure to join the conversation on social media and share your own faves!
. The Clicks Power Keyboard is a great example of how tech can make our lives easier, especially for those who are always on-the-go . And can we talk about the Lego Smart Brick? Who wouldn't want to create interactive experiences that blur the lines between physical play and digital entertainment? It's like the future is now! I'm also stoked about Ikea's Kallsup speaker cubes - $10 for a portable, colorful audio solution? Yes please
. And Lenovo's Legion Go 2 has me hyped for its SteamOS compatibility and impressive specs. This thing is going to give Nintendo a run for their money, no doubt .But what I think is most interesting is the resurgence of innovative home batteries like Pila Energy's sleek designs. It's amazing how something as simple as a battery pack can provide peace of mind during power outages. And it's not just about function - these designs are actually stylish too
.Of course, there are some standout mentions that didn't make the cut, but that's okay. The Verge's David Pierce did an awesome job rounding up all the exciting gadgets from CES 2026. If you're curious to know more, be sure to join the conversation on social media and share your own faves!