In this CES 2026 highlights video, I walked through the coolest tech and gaming peripherals I found on the show floor and gave my honest opinions after seeing (and in some cases testing) them in person. I started with robots and “real world” play—Sensebot was a fun one because it lets you play chess, checkers, and even Chinese chess physically, which just hits different than playing a bot online. Dreamy’s X60 was another standout: a robot vacuum that can climb stairs, and they even showed a version with an arm so it can move stuff out of its own way. That’s basically the lazy future I actually want. On the display side, I compared LG’s newest micro RGB LED and their brightest OLED Evo AI Hyper Radiant Tech. I still slightly prefer OLED for the more “perfect” blacks, even though micro LED looked great and should avoid burn-in. Samsung had some wild stuff too—like the Trifold phone that folds three times into a tablet, plus transparent micro LED and AI “spatial signage” that turns you into an animated character in real time. For gaming, MSI’s new Nvidia Pulsar motion-clarity tech genuinely worked when I tested it, and Razer’s Project Madison haptic gaming chair was my favorite booth experience. I also checked out thinner XREAL glasses for giant portable screens, EOMaker/Linsoul’s keyboards and upcoming audio gear, and the “Hapstis” haptics tech that made virtual friction and bouncing feel real—VR and even medical applications for that are going to be crazy.