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Top 26 things at Pepcom - CES 2026

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PEPCOM is one of my favorite events at CES every single year — and for good reason. Unlike the flashy concept demos, PEPCOM is where you get a fast, high-level look at real products that are actually coming to market soon. In this video, I walk the floor and break down 26 standout products from PEPCOM 2026, spanning smart home tech, energy storage, robot vacuums, robot lawn mowers, pet tech, and personal AI devices. These aren’t everything that was there — just the products that truly caught my attention. You’ll see major trends emerging this year: • Smarter tech with less setup • Design finally catching up to functionality • More all-in-one devices replacing cluttered ecosystems • Robot lawn care becoming truly practical • Home energy storage going mainstream I’ll also be installing one of these power systems in my own home and testing several of these products hands-on, so make sure you’re subscribed if you want deeper follow-ups — especially on robot mowers, home battery backups, and AI wearables. If there’s a product you want a full review on, drop it in the comments 👇 More CES coverage coming all week. 0:00 – Why PEPCOM Is the Best CES Event 0:45 – What This Video Covers (26 Standout Products) 0:47 – Modern Smart Locks & Front Door Tech 0:48 – Kwikset: New Designs + Matter Support 1:06 – Lockin: Wide Range of Lock Styles 1:24 – Lockly: Tap-to-Unlock for New Construction 1:46 – myQ: 3-in-1 Front Door Lock 2:05 – Eufy: Privacy-Focused Smart Entry Devices 2:25 – Smarter Interior Design & Controls 2:32 – Lutron: Wood Shades + Humidity Sensor 2:50 – GE Lighting: Design-First Smart Lighting 3:06 – Jasco Enbrighten: Stylish Smart Lights 3:21 – Hunter Fan: Wall Control Panels 3:38 – Home Energy & Backup Power 3:40 – Anker SOLIX: Modular Home Energy 4:07 – EcoFlow: Whole-Home Battery Backup 4:24 – Jackery: Rugged Power Stations 4:40 – Robot Vacuums & Indoor Automation 4:47 – Roborock: Vacuums + Robot Mowers 5:01 – Eureka: Affordable Bagless Robots 5:21 – Robot Lawn Care Takes Over 5:25 – Ecovacs: A3000 Mower with Edge Trimming 5:40 – Sunseeker: Heavy-Duty Robot Mowers 5:53 – Anthbot: Smaller Yard Automation 6:10 – Worx: Upcoming Robot Mowers 6:29 – Goko: Simple, User-Friendly Lawn Robots 6:50 – Pet Tech, Wildlife & Personal Devices 6:52 – Birdfy: Smart Bird Feeders 7:06 – Bird Buddy: New Camera Models 7:22 – Pet Door: Smart Pet Access Control 7:36 – Lucky: AI Wearable “Second Brain” 7:55 – Timely: Personal Safety Camera Device 8:11 – Final Thoughts & CES Tech Trends

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PEPCOM is the media-only event I look forward to the most at CES every year, because it’s the fastest way to see what’s actually coming to market soon—real products, not just flashy concepts. In this video I walked the floor and pulled out 26 standout things that genuinely caught my attention across smart home entry, interior controls, home energy, robotics, pet tech, and a couple of personal safety/AI devices. And yes… the food and beverage still deserves a shout. A few themes really showed up this year. Smart locks are finally starting to look as good as the doors they’re installed on, without giving up ecosystem support—Kwikset leaning more modern with Bluetooth + Matter, Lockin showing a ton of styles, and Lockly pushing tap-to-unlock for new construction and rentals. Inside the home, design is finally catching up: Lutron’s wood shades and a humidity sensor that can trigger fans is exactly the kind of “quiet” automation I want, and GE Lighting + Jasco Enbrighten are making smart lighting feel like decor instead of tech accessories. Power was a big deal too—Anker SOLIX is making modular home energy feel approachable (I’m installing one at my house), EcoFlow is swinging for true whole-home backup, and Jackery is going more rugged for outdoor/emergency use. Then we get into robots: Roborock expanding indoor navigation strengths into robot mowers, plus a wave of lawn care options like Eufy’s A3000 edge attachment, Sunseeker’s beefier mower, and simpler newcomers like Goko. I also hit Birdfy/Bird Buddy, Pet Door controlled access, and the “Lucky” AI wearable that I’m testing through the rest of CES.

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