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Electric Rollerblades And The Weirdest Gadgets Of 2025

What are the weirdest gadgets of 2025? Technology is getting crazy and I’m not sure if we really need any of these? Despite them not necessarily being needs, these are…

CES entry way in Las Vegas. Electric Rollerblades And The Weirdest Gadgets Of 2025

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What are the weirdest gadgets of 2025? Technology is getting crazy and I'm not sure if we really need any of these?

Despite them not necessarily being needs, these are some pretty cool things. Will we use them on an every day basis? No, probably not. However, that doesn't mean they aren't incredibly awesome. What are the weirdest gadgets of 2025? Let's dive in!

What Are The Weirdest Gadgets Of 2025?

The big Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 kicks off in Las Vegas today. It's always a highly anticipated event which introduces and highlights some of the most exciting and the weirdest gadgets of the year. This year is certainly no different. There are some weird gadgets coming out this year and while some of them might be useful many of them might be useless. However, sometimes it's cool to have a gadget just to say you have it. So, what are some of the weirdest gadgets of 2025? CNET and Mashable highlighted some of the weirdest gadgets of 2025 and shared them online. The list is definitely interesting!

First, there's a robot vacuum that picks up dirty socks. This could be useful! You don't want to pick up your dirty socks. Your mother certainly doesn't want to have to pick up your dirty socks or clean up after you. So, now there's this robot vacuum that will do it for you! It's basically a Roomba with an arm on top that can pick stuff up. Simple, easy, and weird. Sure, it's worth $1,000 but think of all the dirtiness it will save you from touching with your hands!

Next, there's Electric Rollerblades! Yes, rollerblades are back. These electric rollerblades allow you to wear a battery around your waist like a belt and you can control the speed with a remote. It reportedly maxes out around 18 miles an hour. You can get them for $800.

There's also an Electric Salt Spoon at CES 2025 that's getting some attention. They're reportedly going for $125 in Japan and are not yet available here in the United States. It will make stuff taste even saltier than it already is. That has to be one of the weirdest gadgets of 2025.

There's also a table with working legs! It's called Mi-Mo. It even walks around! If you're looking for furniture you can talk to and interact with then this is definitely for you!

None of these interesting you yet? Well, how about a stringless guitar? It's kind of like those push button guitars for kids or the Guitar Hero guitars we used to play with once upon a time. It's running for $500.

Finally, there's the tiny robot that will blow on your drink for you to cool it down. It's called FuFu. Want to cool your drink down but don't want spit in it? This is for you! It will be on sale in Japan later this year.

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