12 Cool Things I Saw at CES 2023

[@FrugalRepair]

If you want more information on any of the products, LMK and I’ll dig up a link. Otherwise, hope you enjoyed watching! I had a fun trip and want to go again next year.

[@tutsi6740]

As an old person in the future, I will definetely need a robot lawn mower.

[@FrugalRepair]

I wonder how long it will be before everyone has one mowing their grass and cleaning up leaves.

[@tutsi6740]

@@FrugalRepair Let's take a bet, i think that in 2050 most people in the developed countries are gonna have one.

[@AuthenTech]

Was great hanging out! - I kinda dig that Greenworks idea, using the same battery system to power ebikes and scooters

[@FrugalRepair]

Agreed! I wonder how many other tool companies will do something similar.

[@Feed-your-Fish]

Looks fun !!

[@FrugalRepair]

It was a lot more fun than I was expecting!

[@jovenu1634]

Great to know what's new in technology! Thanks a lot!

[@FrugalRepair]

Thanks for watching!

[@jovenu1634]

@@FrugalRepair Pleasure is mine!

[@Neodx2]

CES looks so cool I'd definitely want to go one day

[@FrugalRepair]

I hope you can. It was definitely more fun than I was expecting.

[@Neodx2]

@@FrugalRepair yes I dont live in the US though

[@alexanderlyndon8393]

Can you please make a quick edit, or better yet, add a list of the items you were demonstrating on the description??

[@FrugalRepair]

Do you mean add links to the products? Or just list out the names of the products? I’m going to CES again, is there anything in particular you want to know more about or see?

[@alexanderlyndon8393]

@@FrugalRepair The links would be awesome, but maybe on the next videos. I'm sure you got lots of other work to do. I know editing videos takes time. Thank you for asking. But if you are able to share info on some products, I'd like to know the brand names at least, so we can Google them. I was specifically interested in 3 cool gadgets. The Smart Water Valve, the Indoor & Outdoor Mirror TV, and the Driving VR game. If you can't it's okay. I appreciate you asking once again. Have a great day.

[@craigosterberg5045]

Great products

[@jonathanwick8887]

We're living in a fast world 🤔🧐

[@justin_time]

Used Nissan Leafs can sometimes be found somewhat cheaply for sale online. The ones from hot areas of the USA like California and Texas are now junk due to batteries that would effectively overheat during charging, but the ones from cooler areas of the USA like New York and Connecticut are usually still okay in terms of batteries and range. Buying one of those used and fixing it up (detailing, range tests, 3D printing wheel inserts and fender skirts for range and efficiency testing, roof racks, solar charging, etc) could be a fun way to get into an electric car frugally. Autotempst is a cool website for easily searching for used cars.

[@FrugalRepair]

Great thoughts! I think that would be a fun project.

[@ketanmorajker]

100th like from my side

[@FrugalRepair]

Nice! Thanks for watching!

[@144Donn]

How many of these things do we truly need?

[@FrugalRepair]

I'm not sure we really need any of these things. But what I like are things that save me time or money. I like the lawn robot for example, because I can use that time for working on other projects that I enjoy rather than mowing grass, which I don't enjoy.

[@laccess911]

Is it just me or some of this stuff is already outdated? Some of the tech displayed already exists in China and Japan.

[@mitchellhoffman2096]

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