My First CES 2026_ Motorola Razr Fold, Lenovo Rollable Laptops _ More Cool Tech!

Rollable laptops, smart glasses, foldable phones and tech you can't even buy yet. This is what I saw at my very first CS 2026 in Las Vegas. I honestly didn't know what to expect, but everything started here. So, Qualcomm Snapdragon invited me to Motorola's signature event at the rooftop, in the very center of the city. But first, I had to get there. If you guys never been to CS, it's massive. It's one of the biggest tech expos in the world. Brands like Motorola, Samsung, TCL are all spread out across completely different locations. And because this is Las Vegas, most of these venues are actually inside huge hotels. Each hotel has multiple floors and on every floor there are different tech brands showcasing their products. And as you will see later, I even managed to lose my car in one of these massive parking lots while moving from one place to another. Anyway, now it's time to head to the Motorola event for the very first Motorola Razr Fold. What's up vlog, I'm running a little bit late to my first Snapdragon Motorola event. Hopefully, I'll be there in time. 2.30, that's where the event starts. The map says I'll be there at 2.20. So, let's see. I'm almost there. I'm gonna look for parking. Actually, I think I took a wrong turn. God damn it. And you know, for me, it's so crazy to be at an event like this from Motorola, because my very first phone was this Motorola C115. I And the Razr Fold was the most interesting one for me. As someone who loves editing on the go, I love the fact that it supports a stylus. It's not built into the phone though. It comes in an external case, which allows the device itself to stay very slim. Before the foldable, they introduced the Moto Signature phone, which has exactly the same cameras as the Razr Fold. Oh, and they brought these phones on a tray, like in a restaurant. Anyways, the Moto Signature had four 50 megapixel cameras, including the selfie one, an ultra wide angle lens with very wide field of view, up to 100 times zoom and Sony Lydia main sensor. Unfortunately, I was not able to take the phone with me because it's being released later this year. But from my testing on the spot, the colors were pretty good with pretty natural HDR processing. The build quality feels solid and premium. I also tried the portrait mode and the cutout was pretty clean too. And now if we look at the Moto Razr Fold, it looks exactly like the Signature phone. Plus you can unfold it for bigger screen real estate. Camera bump is noticeable, but somehow the midi feels slim in hand as the surface of the phone sort of curves into the camera section of the phone. So if you look at the backside of both of the phones, you will see no difference whatsoever. And that's what I liked about it. Because the last thing you want to have with your foldable phone is it for it to feel bulky, but that's not the case with the Razr Fold. So not only it feels very elegant in hand, but also some materials of the back. I'm not really sure what it is by the way, but it doesn't seem to be very easy to scratch. So I would daily use this phone without a case really, just to preserve this elegant thin feeling of the phone. Oh and they also said that these new phones have seven years of updates. They also showed this special edition phone which kind of looks cool if you're a football fan or soccer. It's basically a visual makeover of the flip phone from 2025. Let me know what you think about this Motorola releases this year. So I just put my finger right here. I swipe. What? Alright and now it's time to check three craziest laptops from Lenovo. And I swear these three are legit you've never experienced before. So the first one expanding the screen horizontally. It has three modes. It has to be just perfect for editing videos. I mean just imagine traveling and having the ability to expand your timeline like that. It's just wow. Maybe it's good for gaming too, but I'm more focused on editing and enhancing my overall media YouTube workflow. Now the next one and probably even more wild for me is this one. This is crazy. I've never seen anything like this to be honest with you. And to fold it back you just swipe the opposite way and it will shrink to the regular size. Now that screen also rolls on the outer side of the laptop and it's a touch screen too. And I gotta tell you that guy on that station was super passionate about his product. So I can just knock on this laptop and it unfolds. Also there is a tracking built-in so wherever I move the screen will follow me. This is oh so not only it goes like this but it also can tilt. So yeah you know how Apple has the center stage cameras that track the image within the frame. Well here the whole frame and camera moves with you. They told me it's good for presentations or when you're reading off a laptop in a conference room let's say. But just overall it was super impressive from hardware standpoint to me. To be honest guys I've never seen anything like that. Lenovo went crazy this year. Seeing all that tech and interacting with people was especially cool because I haven't really spoken about it on my channel yet but I used to live and lots of people who were at that CES 2026 were either also working in that city or even lived in the same neighborhood as I do. Awesome thank you so much. Okay so Venetian is done. We visited Lenovo and some other brands. That was awesome. One thing though parking situation is crazy. I was looking for the car for maybe 25 minutes and I could not really find it. So I was running through the lot with the keys beeping the car trying to find it. Finally we did find it. Now we're off to the Northern Hall at LBCC and hopefully we'll find a parking spot there. Because at the end of the day it still is more comfortable and better to have your own car. You can get there faster. It's also cheaper than going on Uber. Just the only thing that takes longer is just finding a parking spot. All right let's go. All right so I'm at CES right now. About to enter the building. Not really sure what to expect. I have quite a few booths to visit. So yeah let's see what the CES 2026 has to offer. There's a little bit of line. Yeah no problem with that. There's no line in the front. It's actually kind of quiet in here which is weird. It's like in the library. I can even almost whisper and you guys will hear me. That is strange. All right so I'm in the West Hall and I got my EVEN G2 glasses on because I have a lot of visits and meetings during this CES. So I want to make sure I don't miss anything and I'm right on the schedule. And you know these glasses have a special feature where I just elevate my head just a little bit like so and I have this screen with all the information about my meetings, times, the whole schedule basically for the day which is really really handy. I don't need to reach for my phone or just be distracted because this event is distracting itself man. I'm telling you there is so much noise right now. It is noisy here so I don't want to you know focus on something else. I want to network here so that's cool and they will help me throughout the day today. So let's go. We have a Qualcomm booth right there. Let's see what they got. So there is a Snapdragon car in the Snapdragon booth and there's quite a lot of people there so I don't think I can get in without waiting in a line for quite some time which apparently I cannot do because I have a meeting in like 15 minutes. I can see the rims with the Snapdragon logo and just overall the car looks very futuristic but there is literally no way for me to get in. Okay so we are in a booth for EVEN Realities and there are lots of glasses here but also a lot of people. You can see how many visitors actually came over to see this product. Yeah once I got to their booth it was actually cool to finally see the team behind EVEN Realities in person. The environment was pretty chaotic though. There were a lot of people so it wasn't easy to go deep into every detail about the glasses. Still I managed to test a few key features like the translation mode. We tried Japanese to English and Chinese to English and despite the noisy environment they were still able to capture all the sounds around me for the Yeah and I also used their AI assistant a lot during this trip because I'm constantly getting bombarded with new information or get new ideas for the videos or I need to share files with the editor so it really helped me to stay organized during this chaotic trip. And what's important for CS it's not just a prototype it's a working product. They did provide me with this pair of glasses prior to the trip but if you want to get a pair for yourself I'll drop the link below in description. Okay guys so right behind me there is a booth with pretty cool e-bikes. Just look at that. Got this super cool futuristic lights there, front lights, these ambient ones. Looks pretty cool to me. So these e-bikes are from Otis. The model is called Flux X26. They had a few different options depending on the battery capacity and the power output. But what I noticed is that no one was really watching the bike. Okay guys so while no one is watching I'm just gonna take this bike. And even though this bike looks more like a concept motorcycle really but you still can pedal it so technically it's e-bike. And actually it's a pretty cool one look at the design everything looks super futuristic. You can lock it here and if somebody's trying to like you know steal it oh okay so you see there is an alarm you can connect your phone to it and when you near to the bike it will unlock it automatically. It also has define my feature so if it gets stolen you will be able to track it down. There is also 4g connectivity so there's a lot of features smart features that make the whole experience better with this bike. And look at this screen by the way so it's got very secure password right now it's 000. Anyways for obvious reasons I couldn't keep this bike so I had to return it back to the booth where I actually met one of the engineers behind it. It turns out we both lived in the same area in Shenzhen so that was a cool coincidence. He then showed me this insane assisted wheelie mode built into the bike. Just look at that. I really want to try this properly on one of my outdoors photography sessions because this thing feels like it's built for a lot of fun outdoors. This bike is also right now in the pre-launch crowdfunding phase so they told me you can lock in early bird price and get some freebies along with it. I'll try to find a link for you and put it in the description. Then I was actually surprised to see Nanlite at CS. They make professional lighting for commercials, youtubers and everything. And I used to film lighting tutorials for them over six years ago. So it was awesome to connect in person after all these years. They had some really large and serious lights on display but what caught my attention was this tiny light they called cookie. There is no battery inside this light you just plug it directly into your iPhone using USB-C and once you connect it it has two sides. One side gives you soft light and the other one is hard light. You can switch between three brightness levels and that's about it. Super easy, extremely lightweight and very portable. So this makes a lot of sense as daily EDC for my phone. And then I ran into another friend from Shenzhen. Blake from Hohem. I know the brand since I think 2018 when I used to live there. And I've been using Hohem gimbals in many of my videos including the one where I featured my anamorphic lens. As you guys know anamorphic lenses on the iPhone require very smooth movement. Wear a gimbal to avoid excessive shake. Not a lot of people know this but they were actually pioneers of tracking gimbals long before it became a trend. This gimbal is designed for bigger cameras. It can track not only people but also allows you to select specific subject and follow it. Not just faces which is amazing for solo creators like myself. It also has a removable control with display so you can mount the gimbal on a tripod or put it on the ground and control movement remotely without using any app which is very practical. He also showed me portable SSD designed for phones or for quick backup on the spot. All right next up is TCL. I saw on YouTube a lot of reviews of their new phone with dual display. So it looks like a regular screen then it switches into a paper like e-ink style mode. And also at CES they introduced the new A1 Nex paper note. And guys I've tried a lot of notebooks planners and electronic notebooks as well so I was super curious to test it. They were kind enough to provide me with a unit for further testing and so far the writing feels very natural and pencil-like. The most impressive part for me though is the display. I don't think it's actually e-ink but it does look very similar and it can run up to 120 hertz so the refresh rate is crazy on that thing. That makes writing feel very smooth with super low latency. There is also subtle haptic feedback on it. The display is colored but not overly vibrant which personally for me makes it easier on the eyes. So if you want to see more of this device on my channel let me know in the comments and also you can drop a few questions below what you want to learn about. Then I stopped by the MOFT booth. At the start of 2026 I treated myself to my very first iPad Pro and I've already been using it a lot. I use it for editing photos and also as a secondary display for my MacBook when I'm traveling and editing these videos on the go. So it was nice to see that MOFT also makes cases for iPads. I actually ended up getting one for myself and guys this is not sponsored. I just genuinely think it looks cool. Check out what it can do. Snap it on and then it has like more than 20 different ways of folding it but the main four modes we recommend is one is this by matching these two icons and then you have a higher angle. Oh awesome. And then you can also match these two like these two. Yeah. Then you have this and then you can also put your phone on it. Then you have like a dual screen so if you're like editing or editing videos down here and then maybe reading a script on your phone it will be very useful. Put it on and then you have like a portrait mode. So this is LG booth. A lot of TVs in here. This hall is definitely much louder like you have to yell in order to you know to speak to the camera or to somebody else. So I'm personally not a big fan of that because when you network you want to hear who you're talking to but in this environment man it's just so loud and noisy it's really difficult to hear the other person. Well this company I do know and I actually genuinely used their devices before. This is actually the very first note AI pin that I tried. It was probably over a year ago and it was pretty good because when you're driving you have to pay attention to the road. So you just reach out for this thing press the button start talking and all your ideas and thoughts will be recorded. And recently it's my first collaboration with them. I think it was on the note pro that thing but I think this is just a dummy here. Yeah it's not working. Yeah I have one at home. It's just cool they have a whole wall full of devices here. I know a lot of people are confused like is it worth it or not. For me personally it does work and it is useful. I can also see my next meeting which is at 12 30. By the way late a little bit so I better head out. And guys there were also so many other brands at CES. Everything from batteries to smart vacuums. Some of them with pretty wild demos like throwing fake hair and mixing it with ketchup on the floor and cleaning it on the spot. I mean it was just wild and just one video wouldn't be enough. And also during this trip I went to the Grand Canyon and a few other national parks to film upcoming videos there. Including phone camera tutorials and my new iPad pro workflow for creators. Which I will be sharing in my future videos soon. So make sure you are subscribed. You like this video too and meanwhile check out this video next. I think it will be perfect for you and I will see you there. Bye-bye.