Keychron K1 Mechanical Keyboard

There's a reason people are still converting Apple Extended Keyboards to USB. There's something about the feel and sound of mechanical keyboards that membrane-based models just can't match. The Keychron K1 Mechanical Keyboard uses Fraly low profile blue switches to provide a vintage typing experience in a more modern package. Available in black or space gray, in 87 or 104 key versions, and for Mac or Windows, it measures just 18mm high, with an aircraft-grade aluminum body, LED lighting, and Bluetooth wireless with USB Type-C charging.

Cambridge Audio Alva TT Turntable

The centerpiece of your hi-fi setup just got more versatile. The brand new Alva TT is the first turntable in the world to offer aptX HD Bluetooth, so you can stream your vinyl to any compatible device within range. The Alva TT is built around a medium-torque Direct Drive system for consistent speeds and pitch-perfect audio reproduction. It also has a built-in phono stage, a single-piece tone-arm, and a high output MC cartridge that comes pre-installed. The table is milled from solid aluminum with a dense platter that is included to reduce vibration and provide a more accurate playback speed.

Lexar Professional 1TB SDXC Memory Card

More megapixels generally equal more detail in your photos. They definitely mean more storage is required to hold each shot. The Lexar Professional 1TB SDXC Memory Card was built with this in mind. It offers write speeds of up to 70MB/s and reads up to 95MB/s, making it ideal for 4K video work as well as high-res stills. Class 10 certified, it also makes for quick transfers when the shoot is over and editing begins.

Insta360 Titan VR Camera

Designed to capture the most cinema-like VR footage possible, the Insta360 Titan wouldn't be out of place on a Hollywood set. Inside its spherical aluminum alloy body are eight Micro Four Thirds sensors, each with its own 200° F3.2 fisheye lens and dedicated SD card. A ninth SD is used to capture the gyroscope data needed for its signature FlowState stabilization. The result is buttery-smooth 11K (or 10K 3D) 360-degree VR video, with immersive details and 10-bit color, ready for editing in Adobe Premiere Pro, zero stitching required.

Sony Master Series Z9G 8K LCD TV

Never mind the fact that there's no 8K content on the horizon — 2019 is apparently the coming out party for 8K screens, the Sony Master Series Z9G included. Available in mammoth 85- and 98-inch guises, the Z9G is powered by the Picture Processor X1 Ultimate chip, with an algorithm developed specifically for 8K that can detect and analyze each object in the picture for optimal detail and contrast. Its built-in speakers are tuned to position the sound to match what's on the screen and are also compatible with Dolby Atmos. Netflix Calibrated Mode and IMAX Enhanced further ensure the best picture quality possible, and the set runs on Android TV with Google Assistant for hands-free operation.

Mui Wooden Digital Display

Driven by a "calm design" ethos, Mui has created a display that doesn't look like a screen at all. Instead, it's made from natural wood, with a hidden LCD display and a touch interface for control. It can show the weather, let you control your music, display messages, interact with Google Assistant, and can work with a host of other services and devices via IFTTT. Equally important is what it lacks: a large glowing screen and a speaker, making it a minimally invasive way to bring some Internet-driven smarts into your living space.

LG Signature R9 Rollable OLED TV

Debuted in concept form at the 2018 CES, LG's roll-up TV is now a real product. Dubbed the R9, it has a 65-inch OLED display that rolls up into a sleek metal box, which also houses a 100W Dolby Atmos audio system hidden behind Kvadrat fabric. While the entire screen can hide away inside the enclosure, the Line View mode leaves a quarter of it visible for tasks like music playback. Powered by the α9 Gen 2 processor with deep learning AI, it supports Dolby Vision with automatic picture adjustment, has Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa built-in, and will also support Apple AirPlay 2 and HomeKit when it arrives in stores later this year.

Samsung 4K MicroLED Display

Samsung's MicroLED debuted last year in the guise of a 146-inch screen dubbed The Wall. This year brings a more practical, still not ready for production example: a 75-inch, 4K display. As with the prior set, MicroLED's self-emissive qualities enable it to deliver incredible picture quality, including true blacks and brilliant colors. Thanks to its bezel-free, modular design, the display can also be configured or expanded to fit the owner's needs, including adopting different aspect ratios with zero compromises in picture quality.

Sonos Beam Smart Sound Bar

A wireless surround system. A digital assistant. And, yes, a soundbar. The Sonos Beam has a host of uses that elevate it above your average TV speaker replacement. As a Sonos component, it integrates with the company's other speakers for whole-home audio. It has Alexa built-in, letting you control things with your voice, and supports a variety of streaming services, including Apple Music via AirPlay. Its unassuming looks blend in with nearly any decor, and at just over two feet wide, it won't dominate the room like larger units.

LG 88-inch Z9 8K OLED TV

To drive a display with four times the resolution of 4K, you're going to need a powerful processor. LG is leaning on a deep learning algorithm to power the Alpha 9 Gen 2 chip inside the 88-inch, 8K Z9 OLED TV. It can automatically recognize incoming content quality and pick the best way to upscale it, adjust the tone mapping curve, and even refine Dolby Vision content for ambient conditions to optimize the picture. The set also supports HDMI 2.1, has Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa built-in, and will be joined in the 2019 lineup by the 75-inch, 8K SM99 NanoCell LCD model, powered by the same processor.

Sony WH-1000XM3 Noise-Canceling Headphones

For years, if you needed a set of headphones to silence the outside world, Bose was the unanimous choice. With the WH-1000XM3 — crowned by many as the best headphone of 2018 — Sony has staked its place at the top. Using an array of mics and a QN1 processing chip, they eliminate ambient noise in real-time while providing vibrant, rich audio that's Hi-Res certified. They're also wireless, with up to 40 hours of battery life, charge quickly over USB-C, and have simple gesture controls built into the right cup of their lightweight, comfortable body.

Butterfly iQ Personal Ultrasound

The Ultrasound has been in use since the 1950s, but costs have kept them from being available to two-thirds of the world. Developed by the same man who helped in the creation of Next Generation DNA-sequencing the IQ is the world's first ultrasound capable of whole-body imaging and is available worldwide for a fraction of the cost of a traditional machine. It's about the size of an electric razor, is made from durable anodized aluminum, and produces clinical-quality ultrasounds uploaded via iPhone to Butterfly's HIPAA compliant cloud storage service for easy sharing amongst health professionals and patients.

LG CLOi SuitBot Wearable Robot

Originally debuted in Berlin, the LG CLOi SuitBot has been updated for an appearance at CES. The wearable bot is designed to support the lower body and augment the wearer's own muscles when lifting and lowering heavy loads. It enables 50-degree extension and 90-degree flexion of the waist, activating when a 65-degree angle is reached, and disengaging when upright. Lasting for up to four hours per charge, it would be more of a task-specific rather than an all-day device, but that could change prior to commercial release.

Samsung The Frame QLED TV

Samsung's original The Frame took advantage of a clever Yves Behar design to blend into a wall of other static frames, displaying artwork when turned off. The 2019 version does the same but employs QLED technology for deeper contrasts, deeper and darker blacks, and 100% color volume. In addition, The Frame's Art Store has expanded to provide access to over 1,000 pieces of art, a tenfold increase compared to launch, and it still uses a nearly-invisible cord for discrete connection of other components.

LG UltraWide Monitor

Stretching 49 inches across, the LG 49WL95 UltraWide Monitor is ideal for those who spend their days shuffling multiple windows. It has a resolution of 5120 x 1440 — the equivalent of two 27-inch QHD screens stuck together — and a PPI of 108, making text crisp and photographs pop. Its USB-C connection can provide power to laptops, a Picture by Picture mode lets content from multiple sources appear side-by-side, and support for HDR 10 and 4K video make the slightly curved screen a great way to take in immersive content.

Wemo Mini Smart Plug

Not all smart plugs are created equal. The Wemo Mini Smart Plug rises above the rest with a thoughtful design and plus compatibility. It works with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit, among other services, and has clever features like an "Away Mode" that randomly turns connected lamps on and off — so any would-be burglars won't be sitting in their vans, pointing at your house precisely the minute your lights come on. In addition, its slender design puts the power button in plain sight and doesn't block the outlet above/below it, which has the added benefit of letting you use two in a single spot.

iRobot Roomba i7+ Vacuum

Robotic vacuums are great. Stopping every 30 minutes to clean out their bins, not so much. The iRobot Roomba i7+ Vacuum overcomes this problem with a world-first charging station that automatically empties the bin. The dust and dirt go into a disposable bag that holds 30 bins worth of detritus, letting you go weeks without emptying. It also has Imprint mapping technology that learns and adapts to your home's layout, WiFi so you can tell it when and where to clean, and powerful suction that's 10 times stronger than the company's 600 series vacuums.

Tiny MOS Nano1 Astronomy Camera

It's the size of a GoPro, yet the Nano1 can capture images of the night sky more easily than giant DSLR rigs. In addition to being smaller, and thus easier to take places where light pollution is less of an issue, its 1/2.3" sensor provides a 5.5x crop factor, extending the telescopic power of any attached lens. A patented noise reduction algorithm and astronomy-tuned presets help ensure photos come out looking clean and vivid, and 4K video capture extends creative possibilities. Building on the success of the Tiny1, it accepts M12 and C-mount lenses natively, with adapters available for telescopes as well as Nikon F-Mount and Canon EF lenses.

LG CineBeam HU85L 4K Projector

Capable of displaying a 90-inch image just two inches from the wall, LG's latest CineBeam projector provides massive visuals in a compact package. Its laser-powered Ultra Short Throw engine produces 2,500 lumens of brightness, and when placed seven inches from the display surface, creates a 120-inch image, with visual accuracy achieved via 12-point keystone adjustment. ThinQ AI technology is also onboard, allowing it to accept voice commands, including those for the built-in streaming services.

Maxwell Infinitum Acoustic Guitar

New Zealand-based designer Maxwell Custom has reimagined the acoustic guitar with Infinitum. Crafted from local Kahikatea and Black Maire woods using CNC machining and thermal modification, it does away with string pegs, instead attaching them directly to the soundboard with carbon fiber bracing. The standard, front-facing sound hole has likewise been removed, replaced by openings on the sides of the body that are obscured by undulations that give the instrument its namesake infinity symbol-like profile.

Vector Robot

Since personal assistants are kind of hard to wrap, Anki has the next best thing. Vector is a voice-activated robot that is more like a helpful sidekick. It has the ability to react to sound, his environment, and recognize people while answering questions, setting timers, giving the forecast, and also doubling as a personal photographer. Continually updating skills and features — including an upcoming Alexa integration — and always ready to assist, Vector has a charming personality that is curious, playful, and fun, making it more like putting a palm-sized pet under the tree rather than a purpose-built box.

Presented by Anki.