Great video - In fact, this is big part of the reason I stopped attending CES in person and we (as a family) actually go BEFORE CES / during the holidays when we can book our stay at Venetian (or insert favorite Las Vegas resort/casino here) at lot more affordable rates for the entire family and leave a day or two before the madness starts (as we did this year). You summarize the key highlights and announcements of the show quite well. Plus, it saves me from walking around half a day only to end up at a booth where someone is demo-ing a VR-like box to yell into (really, is this why I flew halfway across the country for?! 🤔). Kudos and keep it up. 👍
Great video! For some reason it's been hard this year to find a good CES overview video. Too many of them have been hyper focused on just a few devices but this is much better and to the point.
To me this was the most real, useful and entertaining CES Recap I've seen this year and I had kinda seen all the big TH-camrs and media houses reports/recaps. Thanks mate.
I use your videos every year in my English class! My freshmen students read dystopian literature with an introduction on smart technology and our lives. It's great to keep them interested by showing them the latest updates in our smart tech lives. Thanks for great videos each year.
Wow, If CES comes out with half of the items displayed I’ll be amazed. Your great at explaining a lot of the new Tech changes out there & id still love to get exactly what’s the difference between Matter & Thread! Thanks
The key takeaway from your video; and I quote “ Just when you thought CES couldn’t announce anymore unnecessary products…” Couldn’t have said it better.
That was my recurring reaction throughout the whole thing. 😆 Considering even conventional refrigerators have a lifespan of less than a decade anymore, I can't imagine how short-lived the smart fridges must be!
Incredible video! It's always exciting to see the latest and greatest technology and innovations on display at CES. I appreciated the variety of products and technologies you highlighted, it gave a great overview of what's new and trending.
The slim vacuum is probably just using stationary LiDAR, which scans what’s right in front of the device. The spinning top on most is to provide a 360 view of what’s around the vacuum, which is more efficient at mapping
Some of the tech in this expo looks like sci-fi 😃😃 am very excited for the future 💪💪 with all these interesting innovative ideas and appliances with AI coming up
i never understood that. At this point a wirelessly powered deadbolt with a worm gear could be made with literally no externally accessible parts that just unlocks from encrypted code over your phones bluetooth and would be unpickable but i have yet to see such a device. they still all use easily pickable setups with solenoids and cheap backup cylinders.
Your videos on CES are hands down the best. Every other video just covers the same 5 things, with bad video quality at that. Greta shit ma dude, i watch every vid and was looking forward to this.
I’m a Yamaha waverunner engineer. Love this stuff! And love your videos! Ironically just talking about when electric boats will become more of a thing in the market this week.
Submarines and boats have had electric and hybrid drive since the start. This is not really innovative at all, not to mention what happens when a LIPO battery hits saltwater in an accident? That is going to be pretty spectacular.
The Lenovo dual display laptop with keyboard overlay reminded me of the 20 year old Sony Ericsson P800. One of the first camera phones I owned and the screen dynamically changed when I flipped the keyboard on top of the touch screen.
I had a Sprint phone, made by Motorola or maybe Samsung, around 99-00 that had a front screen and number keys that changed when you flipped it up to use the inside screen. it had a touch qwerty keyboard that you could also write/draw on, and I'm pretty sure it had handwrite to text capability, and a touch number keypad. It was great! Of course it had the green and black display. Now that I think about it, the front/outside 'screen' might have just been a window to the inside screen, but it showed a digital display like we have now, with time, date, etc.
Regarding the Lockly … they went through all that trouble and - still use a manual override cylinder which is basically rakeable in seconds? That seems like a weird design choice.
@@zachmoyer1849 What I mean is; they chose possibly the worst possible cylinder type in the world, "kwikset with traditional north american key" when they could've picked something that literally can't be opened in seconds without specialist tools ... e.g. the over 100 year old Abloy Classic :D
Good video. I particularly like the review of all the less seen new stuff. Seems everyone is focusing on LG, Samsung and Panasonic and we don't get to see the fun stuff. Thanks.
This is the one video which describes CES the best. Although I love watching new innovations, I tend to have a love hate relation with it. I find that most of the technology is used on unwanted things, but I guess people who have a lot of money lying around could use those. :P
I just got a bespoke Samsung 3-door fridge after watching your video I've been looking online for those digital screens but does the only work on the four door one? It would be a lot cooler if they did! Great vid thx.
Thank you for the CES overview, Reed. Personally, as a septuagenarian, I would like to see more smart tech geared toward the needs of senior citizens - especially seniors with physical and cognitive impairment. However, I was pleased to see the kitchen sensor that can detect open flames. As a memory patient, I often walk away from an active gas burner on the stove. Of course, the show offers more tech than can be seen on one or two TH-cam videos. But, between your coverage and LonTv's coverage, CES 2023 seems to be in a decline in terms of substantial innovation. Kind regards, T. Phoenix, AZ USA
Concerning the Robo vacuum. Must be loads of fun with the cat! They should even program it to talk to the cat and say things like "move it Fur ball"...
Interesting to see that they really are full diving into matter and away from zigbee and z wave now.. i wonder how much those samsungs hubs will cost now lol
smart things hub would also be nice if it was a wifi-repeater or AP or something to extend your wifi along with the smart network/new protocol/whatever
Thanks Reed! Did you use Tesla's cars to get around at all? I was wondering how that worked with increased numbers of people. Was CES attendance back up to pre-covid levels?
I used the hyperloop once. I thought it was going to be a super long line to go from the west hall to central but there was literally no one in the morning. I heard it gets more busy during the day and there is a line but I never checked to see how long. CES attendance was back up to pre-covid levels. Last year I was way too spoiled. I could walk up to any booth and try out any device without waiting. This year had waiting lines to try things and lots of people bumping into me while trying to record video. Haha always a fun challenge!
hi i just found your video talking about outdoor security cameras and I have the blink mini wireless outdoor camera but it seems from different videos I watch that I should return it. I live in a rental so having wire camera system probably will not be allow. I can't even mount a Tv on the wall so I sure I can't wire drill into the wall. I look for clear video quality and record time with actual motion is being detected.Plus night vision. I thought to purchase extra motion light for that which camera is best. I still little bit confuse here. help
I would like to see a faucet that was controllable. Temp & pressure. You could have various presets and just press a button for what ever temp pressure you want. No more trying to blend it manually.
This was my 7th year in person at CES and it was a blast! Hey if you haven't subscribed yet do it here! bit.ly/3joO1dZ
Great video - In fact, this is big part of the reason I stopped attending CES in person and we (as a family) actually go BEFORE CES / during the holidays when we can book our stay at Venetian (or insert favorite Las Vegas resort/casino here) at lot more affordable rates for the entire family and leave a day or two before the madness starts (as we did this year). You summarize the key highlights and announcements of the show quite well. Plus, it saves me from walking around half a day only to end up at a booth where someone is demo-ing a VR-like box to yell into (really, is this why I flew halfway across the country for?! 🤔). Kudos and keep it up. 👍
Question for next year. "But does it work with Home Assistant."
@@BigDiesel330 and a follow on, "Do you have a sample YAML I can grab?"
Does some inventors think before invent? Smh
What's the requirement to go to one of those shows? Thx!
Great video! For some reason it's been hard this year to find a good CES overview video. Too many of them have been hyper focused on just a few devices but this is much better and to the point.
It was like this last year too. He had the best video back to back years
Everyone else just reviews TV's and Laptops
Exactly my thoughts. The rest are all about the same things over n over again.
Yeah based on videos I’ve seen I felt like going would have been a disappointment.
For real
To me this was the most real, useful and entertaining CES Recap I've seen this year and I had kinda seen all the big TH-camrs and media houses reports/recaps. Thanks mate.
This is the type of video I was looking for to learn about CES 2023. Thank you so much! It's so much better than the other videos that are out there.
I use your videos every year in my English class! My freshmen students read dystopian literature with an introduction on smart technology and our lives. It's great to keep them interested by showing them the latest updates in our smart tech lives. Thanks for great videos each year.
One of the best things I saw at CES was you walking by!
Thanks for your putting together all the cool stuff and things I missed.
Great coverage video! Hope to see ya there next year
As usual, you provide the best CES coverage. Thank you once again!
Real nice video ! That's cover lots of things in a short time! Kept us entertained! Nice work! And thanks!
your videos are BANGER!
I have done the mosquito bite trick for 35 years with a simple lighter. Light tilt for 2-3 secs, apply to bite. WORKS!
Thank you for not being surface level and covering the same products as everyone else
Thank you for not doing 1000 videos for coverage. This gave me the convension vibe i didn't even know ces had. Great video
Great video and I love the highlights!
Thanks great coverage of things I’ll never need or use 😂
Wow, If CES comes out with half of the items displayed I’ll be amazed. Your great at explaining a lot of the new Tech changes out there & id still love to get exactly what’s the difference between Matter & Thread! Thanks
Great video!!!!!!!! Thank you for attending for me lol
FUTURE!!!
The key takeaway from your video; and I quote “ Just when you thought CES couldn’t announce anymore unnecessary products…” Couldn’t have said it better.
That was my recurring reaction throughout the whole thing. 😆
Considering even conventional refrigerators have a lifespan of less than a decade anymore, I can't imagine how short-lived the smart fridges must be!
That's all CES has turned into. It's like a giant sky Mall catalog. Trying to find solutions for problems that don't exist.
@@phdonme1 well said! 😆
Exactly! Pointless products.
I guess I wasn't the only one who thought so. VR is coming along nicely, but I'd wait 5 years to see where it goes. The rest is gimmicks and garbage.
This was one of my favorite CES videos this year. Good work!
Great coverage and nice to see you again!
Thanks and it was great seeing you there too!
I’ve seen countless 2023 CES videos and your still featured product I haven’t seen. Keep up the great work man.
You did a great job! You covered a range of items and described them very well. I almost feel like I was there! 😁 Thank you!
I agree. This guy is really good
Best video I’ve seen yet of the show! Thanks!
Fantastic video. Concise highlights with just the right amount of humor. I’m pretty sure duct tape cornered the market on scream muffling decades ago.
Incredible video! It's always exciting to see the latest and greatest technology and innovations on display at CES. I appreciated the variety of products and technologies you highlighted, it gave a great overview of what's new and trending.
I appreciate how thorough you were.
And I love your enthusiasm! Thank you for sharing!
Very entertaining video, I thoroughly enjoyed it!! I loved your video so much that I subscribed to your channel!!😎
your videos are always exceptional!
The slim vacuum is probably just using stationary LiDAR, which scans what’s right in front of the device. The spinning top on most is to provide a 360 view of what’s around the vacuum, which is more efficient at mapping
Some of the tech in this expo looks like sci-fi 😃😃 am very excited for the future 💪💪 with all these interesting innovative ideas and appliances with AI coming up
The car part had me dead it was funny great video
Great recap. Nice work!
I am glad we are making baking a little smarter. Maybe that isn't good for my diabetes though... :)
Fantastic CES2023 summary video and narration, Smart Home Solver!
Ok but I need that oven with the camera!!!
Thank you for the recap! This was exactly what I was looking for.
the mutalk looks like a mini quest 2 with Dynamic Island lol
I'm not from USA and you have summarized the tech so well - thanks for this. That flame detector is really something I would like.
Something that my mom would have needed when I was a kid in the late 80s xD
As always, great update!
love the video man! kjeep it up!!
that smart deadbolt still has a backup keyway.
i bet the lockpicking lawyer can open that thing entirely unelectronic.
i never understood that. At this point a wirelessly powered deadbolt with a worm gear could be made with literally no externally accessible parts that just unlocks from encrypted code over your phones bluetooth and would be unpickable but i have yet to see such a device. they still all use easily pickable setups with solenoids and cheap backup cylinders.
Great video. Watched the whole thing . Well done
Your videos on CES are hands down the best. Every other video just covers the same 5 things, with bad video quality at that.
Greta shit ma dude, i watch every vid and was looking forward to this.
i loved your video of last year and now i just searched my youtube history to find your channel. Thanks for the great content
ces is always so cool there so much tech and so much cool things keep up the work
I really missed your videos, it was a great one
I’m a Yamaha waverunner engineer. Love this stuff! And love your videos! Ironically just talking about when electric boats will become more of a thing in the market this week.
not ironically, what's ironic about that?; circumstantially, coincidentally, serendipitouslly, synchronistically, apropos, relevantly, surprisingly etc
@@mikemotorbike4283 good point.
You an English major?
Submarines and boats have had electric and hybrid drive since the start. This is not really innovative at all, not to mention what happens when a LIPO battery hits saltwater in an accident? That is going to be pretty spectacular.
The Lenovo dual display laptop with keyboard overlay reminded me of the 20 year old Sony Ericsson P800. One of the first camera phones I owned and the screen dynamically changed when I flipped the keyboard on top of the touch screen.
I had a Sprint phone, made by Motorola or maybe Samsung, around 99-00 that had a front screen and number keys that changed when you flipped it up to use the inside screen.
it had a touch qwerty keyboard that you could also write/draw on, and I'm pretty sure it had handwrite to text capability, and a touch number keypad.
It was great! Of course it had the green and black display.
Now that I think about it, the front/outside 'screen' might have just been a window to the inside screen, but it showed a digital display like we have now, with time, date, etc.
OK, I have to look up that heat it! Great recap, thanks!!
Great voice. It was entertaining. Thank you for sharing this with us
Excellent coverage.
Love your CES review, the best I've watched so far
LMAO 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 to the low pressure shower....literally THE reason I can't wait to leave Mexico when I go visit family.
Good stuff👍🏾 thx dude‼️
Thank you for making this amazing video!
Great video!! Congratulations!!
that gag-system for the meta-verse looks like it's gunna catch on!
About 13 years ago I was able to go to CES and I loved it.
Regarding the Lockly … they went through all that trouble and - still use a manual override cylinder which is basically rakeable in seconds? That seems like a weird design choice.
it must be because their largest market are apartments which only have one entrance so no backup way to get in if it fails
@@zachmoyer1849 What I mean is; they chose possibly the worst possible cylinder type in the world, "kwikset with traditional north american key" when they could've picked something that literally can't be opened in seconds without specialist tools ... e.g. the over 100 year old Abloy Classic :D
@@uttula idk why they have cylinders at all there is no need and i could be made impervious without it
12:54 cake ingredient analyzer is really great.
1.3M views in 8 days is deserved. Most interesting CES coverage I've seen, also beats his videos on this channel.😅😅
Loved this video🙌🏼
Some people make so many useless tech while others come up with useful tech innovations that change the world😊
The voice muffling device is the best!!. Wish I'd thought about it
Good video. I particularly like the review of all the less seen new stuff. Seems everyone is focusing on LG, Samsung and Panasonic and we don't get to see the fun stuff. Thanks.
What is that orange triangle thing with the tablet on it?
This is the one video which describes CES the best. Although I love watching new innovations, I tend to have a love hate relation with it. I find that most of the technology is used on unwanted things, but I guess people who have a lot of money lying around could use those. :P
I am wealthy and I would rather light cigars with my money than spend it on any of the products in this video. LOL
I feel like we need a slander video for 33% of these things. Cool video
like what the hell is Matter really?
Nice! I had hoped to run into you at some point on the floor, but alas, no dice. There's always next year! :-) Great recap!
I just got a bespoke Samsung 3-door fridge after watching your video I've been looking online for those digital screens but does the only work on the four door one? It would be a lot cooler if they did! Great vid thx.
Is this available to the public?
Yes it is and I highly recommend at least going once in person.
@@SmartHomeSolver Good to know. Thank you!
@@SmartHomeSolver According to the website it’s not open to the public, trade only.
What samsung tv will support bhue sync lights? Will s95b work with them?
Thanks Reed. 👍🏻👍🏻
Well balanced view of the cool stuff, even forwarded the video to my dad and wife who are not tech savvy.
Thank you for the CES overview, Reed.
Personally, as a septuagenarian, I would like to see more smart tech geared toward the needs of senior citizens - especially seniors with physical and cognitive impairment.
However, I was pleased to see the kitchen sensor that can detect open flames. As a memory patient, I often walk away from an active gas burner on the stove.
Of course, the show offers more tech than can be seen on one or two TH-cam videos. But, between your coverage and LonTv's coverage, CES 2023 seems to be in a decline in terms of substantial innovation.
Kind regards,
T.
Phoenix, AZ USA
Me too! At 75, I don't care about gaming but love the practical stuff that makes life easier with impaired mobility.
i mean the ultimate in elderly care would be an android like robot that can do all your chores
As a younger person with neck arthritis I would never buy a vr gaming headset as I don’t need extra weight on my head exacerbating my condition
Concerning the Robo vacuum. Must be loads of fun with the cat! They should even program it to talk to the cat and say things like "move it Fur ball"...
Never heard of "Matter", thanks!
Great video! You did not go to the Govee booth and review their stuff in detail?
We’re there any barn finds?
Thanks for sharing
Will the SmartThings hub that is going to be matter compatible allow you to add Samsung tvs to HomeKit
How about a review on the newer homey pro hub? Vs aeotec smartthings hub? For new to HA for security ease of use and future proof for a Newby? Thx
3.30 Did I detect a very subtle rude joke in there? Great Video!!! Gonna subscribe
How is Lockly something for renters?
i love your videos! i wish i was able to go to ces! thanks for the epic vids!
Interesting to see that they really are full diving into matter and away from zigbee and z wave now.. i wonder how much those samsungs hubs will cost now lol
Great video
smart things hub would also be nice if it was a wifi-repeater or AP or something to extend your wifi along with the smart network/new protocol/whatever
Thanks Reed! Did you use Tesla's cars to get around at all? I was wondering how that worked with increased numbers of people. Was CES attendance back up to pre-covid levels?
I used the hyperloop once. I thought it was going to be a super long line to go from the west hall to central but there was literally no one in the morning. I heard it gets more busy during the day and there is a line but I never checked to see how long.
CES attendance was back up to pre-covid levels. Last year I was way too spoiled. I could walk up to any booth and try out any device without waiting. This year had waiting lines to try things and lots of people bumping into me while trying to record video. Haha always a fun challenge!
According to the Las Vegas press, the physical attendance was 112,000 versus the pre-covid 2020 show's 171,000.
hi i just found your video talking about outdoor security cameras and I have the blink mini wireless outdoor camera but it seems from different videos I watch that I should return it. I live in a rental so having wire camera system probably will not be allow. I can't even mount a Tv on the wall so I sure I can't wire drill into the wall. I look for clear video quality and record time with actual motion is being detected.Plus night vision. I thought to purchase extra motion light for that which camera is best. I still little bit confuse here. help
I would like to see a faucet that was controllable. Temp & pressure. You could have various presets and just press a button for what ever temp pressure you want. No more trying to blend it manually.
We have been grossly misinformed about power generation and power use.
Great report. Very entertaining. Did you see anything that can replace my Nutone whole-home intercom system?
REALLY EXCITED ABOUT FUTRUE
Now I have to ask: "What IS 'Matter'? Do I Matter?"
So many solutions looking for a problem! 😂
sorry, i didnt find any link or brand to Impressive Camera, can you help me ´please?
Also the fact that the stand mixer has a scale in it omg!!