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Coolest New Products For Mans built in 2022

We tried to find the best product across a variety of different categories and price points to name Newsweek's best of CES 2022. This includes TVs, computers, smart home gadgets, fitness gear, phone accessories and audio devices, to name a few. If you aren't familiar with this tech show, it's less about delivering new products now and more about dazzling with the latest and greatest items coming throughout the year.

Sometimes looking at products in this context reveals trends, and one of those around TVs is the debut and widespread use of Mini LED panels. Apple uses Mini LED screens in its iPad Pro and new MacBook Pros, and now TV manufacturers like Sony, Samsung and LG are bringing the technology to the living room. This move should mean better picture quality at prices less expensive than OLED TVs.

Another trend among smart home products is that the industry–unifying standard, Matter, will fully arrive in 2022 and should unite smart products across different brands to work better together. As you buy new gadgets for the home, you'll want to make sure it has Matter support.

Without further ado, here are the best and, frankly, coolest things announced and shown off at CES. As always, the prices listed may fluctuate over time.

At the top end of Sony's new TVs is the Master Series Z9K, a Mini LED TV set with 8K resolution. The TV will come in two massive 85-inch and 75-inch versions. Sony boasts plenty of proprietary technologies around process speed and color, such as its Cognitive Processor XR and XR Backlight Master Drive. The Z9K has an XR Triluminos Pro and XR Contrast Booster, though all it really means is that the colors are even more accurate, and there are better black contrast levels.

However, the most interesting feature on many of Sony's new TVs is its Bravia Cam. A camera on the TV to watch you watching it. The point of the camera? To recognize where people are and then automatically adjust picture and sound settings. Bravia Cam can also do gesture controls and video chat. The Bravia Cam can see when people have left the room and dim or turn itself off to conserve energy for an eco feature angle.

Sony also announced its Master Series A95K OLED with Quantum Dot technology to make the OLED TV even brighter and better looking. These TVs will share a lot of the same features but only come in 65-inch and 55-inch versions.

The various models of Samsung's The Frame have been one of the most impressive TVs over the years because it allows the sides to be changed to match a home's decor. This year's 2022 version of the TV set adds a new matte display that provides anti-glare and anti-reflective properties to make the screen look even more like it's hanging a physical piece of art on the wall—a big part of its whole idea, after all. Beyond making art pieces look better, a good anti-reflective screen will help watching shows and movies in bright rooms.

The Frame and other new Samsung TVs will add an NFT platform for "discovering, purchasing and trading digital artwork." The Frame is already being used in art houses for digital art, and this platform should allow more people to show off their NFT art collections easily.

Oh yeah, and Samsung's new Eco Remote adds the ability to collect radio frequencies from your wireless router and convert that into power. This is in addition to charging the remote via solar power and a USB-C port.The 27.6-inch LG DualUp computer monitor is a fun one, and it feels a bit like a throwback to the days of square monitors. The point of the DualUp is that it's like two 21.5-ich monitors stacked on top of each other for a 16:18 aspect ratio. LG gives the example of seeing video editing controls and its video preview on top of each other instead of swiveling side to side with widescreen monitors. The DualUp monitor has a Nano IPS display and a 2,560 x 2,880 resolution.

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