The latest Engadget Podcast episode concludes coverage of CES 2026, with hosts Devindra Hardawar and Cherlynn Low sharing their standout experiences from the event and revealing the publication's picks for the best innovations showcased.
Low conducts an in-depth discussion with Eric Migicovsky, the originator of Pebble, focusing on efforts to bring back the iconic smartwatch line alongside details on a novel AI-powered ring designed specifically for capturing notes.
At the 1:48 mark, the conversation turns to television advancements, spotlighting Micro RGB displays and LG's remarkably slim OLED models that drew significant attention.
Starting at 5:46, the hosts evaluate L'Oréal's introduction of face masks using LED and infrared technology, noting their promising potential despite requiring further refinement.
From 9:55 onward, they announce Engadget's selections for CES 2026 highlights, including Lego's innovative Smart Brick, Lenovo's flexible rollable display for laptops, an exceptionally hushed leaf blower, and additional noteworthy items.
The segment on health technology begins at 11:41, covering Eyebot's quick 30-second eye examination device and Wheelmove's solution that converts standard wheelchairs into powered ones for enhanced mobility.
The interview with Pebble's Eric Migicovsky kicks off at 20:43, delving into the revival project and the notetaking-focused AI ring.
This episode is produced by Ben Ellman, with music composed by Dale North and Terrence O’Brien.
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