The HunterSmart technology debuting at CES 2026 is a cutting-edge conversion option for home fans and more.

From preventative artificial intelligence to more accurate notifications, these are the new home security technologies you should look for this year.

Tech nuts around the world look forward to gadgets unveiled at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. And members of our editorial team attend to decide which take the cake, and CES 2026 has some impressive smart home tools that go beyond what we’ve seen in other years.

The Lockin brand is introducing a new smart lock to the US market, featuring a unique charging feature that you'll want to see.

IKEA has now revamped the LED Lamp for 2026 with matt white glass and and color-shifting lights. The lamp comes with a Bilresa remote that lets you cycle through 12 preset colors – from pink and lavender to soft yellow. Each hue was picked by Sabine Marcelis, and blends smoothly with the next.

Speaking of living rooms: You might need a bigger one as giant TVs are one of 2026’s home-tech headlines. Now that it’s just as cheap to manufacture a 100-inch screen as a 25-inch set, brands are racing to crank them out.

Today, IAI Smart debuts Emerson Smart, a next-generation portfolio of home appliances engineered to make smart living simple, intuitive and

I don't do many full product reviews anymore, but I still buy plenty of tech and home gear. Over time, some of those purchases replace older, worse products that stop working well.

The Benefits of Smart Locks for Modern Home Security Austin, Aruba – January 4, 2026 / Diamond Locksmith / In today’s fast-paced world, home security has become a top priority for many homeowners. With the rise of smart technology,

Your 2026 smart home will work best if your devices can all talk to each other without having to jump through hoops. Home Assistant is the obvious backbone to any good smart home but the likes of SmartThings and Homey are also pretty comprehensive. Apple Home is easily the best of the Big Tech bunch.

From laundry-folding robot butlers to fancy alarm clocks and lollipops that play music in your head, here’s a rundown of some of the top hits from the first two days of the conference.