CES 2025's 'Worst in Show'

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CES 2025’s ‘Worst in Show’ revealed by tech experts — one luxe item was called ‘a new low’

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The fourth annual contest announced its decisions Thursday .

iFixit awarded the Ultrahuman Rare Luxury Smart Ring the title of “least repairable” TP-Link’s Archer BE900 router won for least secure” of CES .

A smart crib uses sensors, cameras and AI that the company says can help monitor vital signs like how an infant is sleeping.

TP-Link said it controls its own supply chains, and “is constantly assessing potential risks to its U.S. operations, customers, and supply chain” Samsung ’s Bespoke AI Washing Machine is filled “with features no one needs,” a consumer advocacy group says.

LG 's fridge adds “flashy features,’ but these come at a cost, The Repair Association says.

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