Every year, CES continues to not technically be a video game show, and yet there's always a bounty of gaming or gaming-adjacent gear to covet. This year's crop was especially bounteous, so much so that I couldn't just pick one favorite. Here are nine of the coolest, most fun, or just frankly ridiculous products from CES that you should de⛄finitely keep an eye on.

LG rolls an OLED TV up into your life

Want the screen space and color of a huge OLED TV but don't want to fully commit an entire wall to the cause? lets you enjoy 65 inches of big-screen gaming bliss then roll it back down to show off your classy decor.﷽ The 𝔉best of both worlds.

SteelSeries heard you like smooth mouse tracking

Are you an aggressive pointer? Do you find 🌠your cursor hitching during big, fast movements when you need precision the most? packs in a second optical sensor to track your motion even when you get a bit too𝓰 excited and lift the mouse off the pad.

The Ultra Game Boy brings back dedicated portables

Wi𝓡th Nintendo Switch blurring the line between home and handheld gaming, there's even more nostalgic appeal to the simple days of Game Boy… not so much for the super-dark screens though. Hyperkin plans to fix that wrinkle, among many others, with a new retro revival console it's ; built with an aluminum body, an RGB-spanning backlight, and more, it's like a deluxe roadtrip into your gaming memories.

Nvidia's building a team of 65-inch gaming-focused displays

Large, high-end screens are almost never built with gaming specifically in mind, and sometimes your play experience suffers as a result. (yes, that acronym is BFGD) aim to rectify that with low latency, full 4K and HDR, and integrated G-Sync technology for optimal refresh rates. Those are some big gaming monitors.

Razer's Project Linda is a gaming laptop for your phone

First, Razer made some of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best gaming laptops. Then it made the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Razer Phone, which turned out to be a prett♐y nice mobile device with ample specs and features for gaming. Now it's making , an accessory for your Razer Phone that easily turns it into the trackpad and processor of a gaming laptop. Sometimes life is beautifully cyclical.

HTC Vive Pro brings VR into sharper focus

If you're shelling out for a VR experience, you might as well get a premium one. That's the idea behind - it's like the original, but better in every way. The first difference you'll probably notice is its 78 percent increase in pixel density, but the integrated he🌳adphones could go a long way too. Hate being wired to a PC? Keep an eye on the Vive Wireless Adaptor.

Vortx gaming effects fan is hot (or cold)

ಌThis is kind of a goofy one, but it's also just the sort of thing that makes CES fun. Whirlwind FX says its analyzes on-screen action and sends out hot or cold blasts of air when appropri൩ate - like a fiery explosion knocking you back or an arctic chill freezing you in place. I just wonder if it's subtle enough to know the difference between a bright, sunny day and an inferno.

Razer and Hue take RGB way beyond your keyboard

Razer puts color shifting lighting in all of its products these days, but it doesn🏅't make home goods. Solution: partner up with Phillips and let Razer Chroma too. Overwatch making my lights go ballistic? Brilliant!

Also, there's a really damn big TV

It wouldn't be CES without absurdly large TVs that you could, like, theoretically play video games on (if you were super rich). fulfills the prophecy with gusto, proudly sporting a 146-inch screen that's fully modular for attaching even more 146-inch screens.