CES 2026 in Las Vegas has delivered its usual mix of serious innovation and bizarre concepts. This year’s weirdest tech highlights include Dreame’s Cyber X robot vacuum, which uses treads to climb stairs, and Lenovo’s rollable laptops—the Legion Pro and ThinkBook XD—that expand screens horizontally or wrap around the lid. In the health and wellness sector, the Throne toilet computer uses AI to analyze bowel movements, while Vivoo’s FlowPad tracks fertility markers via a smart menstrual pad.

Other standouts include OhDoki’s ‘overclocked’ Handy 2 Pro sex toy, iPolish color-changing nails, and L’Oréal’s transparent LED eye mask. The event underscores a massive push toward hyper-personalization and bathroom-based health tracking, proving that CES remains the launchpad for both the future of consumer electronics and the truly absurd.