13 new gadgets from CES 2025 that you can actually buy right now, plus 1 coming soon

As the Mashable team scampers around the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week, there's one question that's top of mind every time we visit a booth or attend a demo: "That's cool, but when can I buy it?" A lot of times, the answer is never. Many gadgets exhibited at the annual tech industry trade show are just concepts and prototypes that don't make it to market. (That Withings OMNIA smart mirror for at-home health screenings, for instance? Yeah, there's a good chance it'll never see the light of day.) SEE ALSO: The best of CES 2025 But sometimes the answer to that question is soon — or even now. Below, we've rounded up a list of five new products from CES 2025 that consumers can buy or preorder immediately, from a stair-climbing robot vacuum to an AI-powered planter to a smart bird bath. We'll be updating it throughout the week as more announcements go live, so check back often. 1. Dreame X50 Ultra It's a The Jetsons dream to have a house run by robots. While we get closer each day, with smart speakers, lights, and thermostats, the Chinese tech company, Dreame, is pushing us even closer. While robot vacuums already feel like the peak of technology, now the Dreame X50 Ultra is a robot vacuum that climbs stairs...kind of. While that's the big selling point being pushed by the brand, in reality, the robot vacuum actually just navigates thresholds of about two inches. While we didn't get to test it at CES 2025 due to WiFi issues, the specs on this device look promising. Right now, you can preorder the Dreame X50 Ultra vacuum prior to its release. Dreame is offering special early bird savings when you pay $39 for a $390 coupon. That reduces the price of the climbing robot vacuum to $1,309.99. Credit: Dreame $1,309.99 at Dreame $1,699.99 Save $390.00 Get Deal 2. Anker 140W 4-port charger and power bank CES usually makes headlines with the grand (and sometimes straight-up weird) innovations. But that can leave the small stuff in the dust, like the Anker 1