Submit your product for Mashable’s ‘Top Picks of CES 2015’

November 4, 2016 Best Tech of CES, Best Tech of CES 2015, CES, Gadgets, Tech, Top Picks of CES

You never know what you’re going to see on the showroom floor of CES.

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It may not seem like it, but CES 2015 is just around the corner. Once again, Mashable will publish a guide to the best products making their debut at the world’s biggest technology show, which kicks off officially January 6.

CES is an enormous tech event; it’s the place where major brands and products set trends for the entire year. Our guide to the best tech of CES 2014 picked out the diamonds in the rough — including a fun and affordable drone, one of the most stylish wearables ever made, and a TV that bends.

Like before, Mashable‘s Top Picks of CES 2015 will be an authoritative guide of the most notable and innovative products at the show. Whether your product is a do-everything wearable or a transforming television, we want to hear about it and why it should be recognized as a standout product at CES.

To be considered for the Mashable‘s Top Picks of CES 2015, the product must be:

Aimed at the consumer market.
Making its debut at CES 2015.
Knock-your-socks-off amazing.

If your company has a product that qualifies, please submit it for consideration for Mashable‘s Top Picks of CES 2015 via the Google form below, and someone from our editorial staff will be in touch. If you have multiple products, please submit each one separately, although we encourage you to submit only the products you feel are true outliers (remember No. 3 above).

The deadline for entries is Dec. 26, but the sooner you submit, the better your chances of qualifying. Good luck!

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On the ground at CES 2015

XYZ Food Printer Treats

XYZ’s newest sub-$2,000 printer, introduced here in Las Vegas, prints dough-based foods that, once cooked, can turn into pastries, cookies and more.

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Doctor Who Speakers

Massive Audio, in collaboration with BBC Worldwide, debuted a new line of Doctor Who-themed products at CES this week.

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Misfit Swaroski Crystal Fitness Trackers

Misfit, known for its fitness and sleep tracking gadgets, is partnering up with crystal giant Swarovski for two new wearable products and nine sparkling accessories (three bracelets, three wristbands and three pendants, available in black, white and grey).

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Dancing?

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3Doodler Drawing Pen

3Doodler works much like a handheld 3D printer. The pen pushes PLA (or ABS) plastic through a super-heated nozzle at pen’s end, which then instantly cools. The shapes you draw in space with 3Doodler then become real things.

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Lenovo Selfie Flash

Lenovo’s Vibe X2 Pro smartphone comes with a flash extension that plugs right into the device’s audio jack. It syncs with the phone’s shutter to automatically flash any time a photo’s taken.

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Samsung TV Central
Pelican phone cases on display
Parrot Pot

This Bluetooth device can tell when your plant is thirsty and then water it for you. Standing roughly a foot tall, the tall white pot has built-in sensors that can read the level of fertilization, temperature and notify you when the plan needs water.

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Tao Chair

The Tao Chair, a quirky, but useful product acts like an invisible gym for your living room. Despite being designed to feel and look like a normal lounging chair, it works the user’s core, improves posture, burns calories, reduces stress and strengthens muscles.

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Oculus’ Booth in the South Hall

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Connected Cycle Pedals

French startup Connected Cycle unveiled its smart pedals, which automatically record how fast you’re going, as well as route, elevation and calories burned.

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The IO Hawk is a self-balancing motorized personal transporter.

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Skateboarding in the Convention Center
Withings Activite Pop

Smart gadget company Withings, known for its smart scale and a recent foray into fashionable smart watches, is back with another wearable: an analog timepiece called the Activite Pop.

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Pono Hi-Res Audio Player

Neil Young’s PonoPlayer is making its way to stores within the next week. It will go on sale at a few select electronics retailers, including Fry’s, for $399.

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Ring by Logbar

This device, funded by a kickstarter campaign, promises to do things like unlock your car door, enable mobile payments, type in mid-air, and any number of other tasks just by waving your finger around.

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Sony 4K TV ‘Floating Style’

Sony’s newest 4K television is super thin designed to become a part of the wall. It is equipped with Sony’s new X1 4 processor that improves resolution, dynamic range and color, and will be available in 55, 65 and 75-inch offerings.

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Crowds a plenty at CES 2015

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InBody Fitness Watch

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Samsung Activewash

Samsung’s Activewash washing machine features a built-in sink for pre-washing or pre-treating stains. It’s simple, but genius.

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GoldKey Smartwatch

Called the Secure Communicator, the device — which runs on Android KitKat software — is essentially a smartphone built into a watch.

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Belty

This smart belt automatically adjusts itself throughout the day, depending on how much you’ve eaten and how much exercise you’ve done to compensate.

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Samsung 34″ Curved Monitor

The Samsung SE790C Curved Monitor has a 21:9 ultra-wide aspect ratio, and a resolution of 3,440 x 1,440, which is excellent but short of 4K/5K.

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Sony 4K Action Cam

The Sony FDR-X100V unveiled it’s new 4K action cam. It features a stabilizer for HD video, wind noise reduction, and water resistance, all for just $500.

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Taking a break…

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Rollkers Electronic Shoes

Rollkers are the world’s first electronic “under shoes.” Basically, they’re a personal transportation device that consists of motorized wheels that attach to your soles, allowing you to walk faster.

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