Fresh Tech from CES 2026: What's Available Now for North East India
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026 has showcased a plethora of new tech products, many of which are already available or will be launching soon. For tech enthusiasts in North East India, we've curated a list of some of the most exciting tech that can be purchased right now.
1. Smart Home Devices
Aqara U400 Smart Lock is a smart lock that offers Apple's UWB-based hands-free locking. It works exceptionally well, even when your hands are full. This model contains the U1 UWB chip, the same one that Apple puts in many of its devices, making it a significant upgrade for your front door. It's available now on Amazon for INR 19,999.
2. Gaming and Audio
The Galleon 100 SD, a full-size mechanical keyboard from Corsair, features a 5-inch IPS display, 12 buttons, and two rotary dials. It's designed to mimic Elgato's Stream Deck accessory, allowing you to program its buttons to execute various PC shortcuts. It's priced at $349.99 and is available for pre-order.
Shure's new MV88 is a plug-and-play microphone designed for people who don't have time to set up wireless lav mics. It connects directly to your phone's USB-C port, making it easy to position the mic for the best audio pickup. It costs $159 and is a valuable addition for content creators in North East India.
3. Charging Solutions
Belkin's Charging Case Pro is a battery-equipped case for your console that makes some thoughtful tweaks to its previous model. It's launching in mid-January and is priced at $99.99. Anker's new Soundcore AeroFit 2 Pro wireless earbuds are wireless earbuds with a twist. They can toggle between open-ear headphones for when you need to pay attention to your surroundings and better sound with active noise cancellation when you want to block out distractions. They're priced at $179.99.
4. Monitors and Keyboards
LG's 27-inch 27GX790B-B is a Super QLED Mini LED TV that will support Dolby Vision 2 when it launches. It's color-accurate and one of the brightest TVs, going up to 10,000 nits at peak brightness, with up to 20,000 local dimming zones in the largest model offered. It's available for purchase on LG's site for INR 6,39,999.
Keychron launched the Q Ultra and V Ultra keyboard at CES, marking the company's foray into making ZMK mechanical keyboards. These keyboards are designed for people who want to flash custom firmware onto their boards. The series starts at $229.99 for the 75-percent Q1 Ultra.
Implications for North East India
These tech innovations show a growing trend towards smart homes, gaming, and high-quality audio devices. As the demand for these products increases, it's expected that more companies will invest in developing and manufacturing tech products tailored to the unique needs and preferences of consumers in North East India.
Looking Forward
As more tech products become available, it's an exciting time for tech enthusiasts in North East India. With the growing number of smart home devices, gaming solutions, and high-quality audio devices, there's never been a better time to upgrade your tech setup.