Pepcom at CES: HomeKit Accessories Galore, a Tiny Apple Watch Charger, an iPhone-Connected Car HUD, and More

One of the best ways to see the highlights of what CES has to offer is at the shows -- CES Unveiled, Pepcom, and ShowStoppers. MacRumors videographer Matt hit up Pepcom last night, where he searched for the coolest, most interesting products available on the show floor.


Amid the highlights at Pepcom were the motion-activated Ring Floodlight Cam, iDevices HomeKit-enabled switches and outlets, the HomeKit-enabled Eve Series, Incase luggage equipped with batteries and Bluetooth, and a snazzy keychain-sized Apple watch charger from Kanex.

Navdy's iPhone-connected heads-up display unit for use in cars was one of the neatest products at Pepcom, and Corning was there showing off Gorilla Glass 5, which is more resistant to impacts and could be used in future iPhones.

If you missed our CES Unveiled video, make sure to check it out here, and for our full CES coverage, click here. Stay tuned to MacRumors and follow us on YouTube because we're going to have more CES content to share this week.

Top Rated Comments

PaulRustad007 Avatar
95 months ago
Their HUD is nice but way too expensive......
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
awer25 Avatar
95 months ago
Beat me on that. $800!? Way too expensive. I expected it to be less than half of that. I will stick mounting my phone.
The Hud looks a lot like the Anker Roav, which is half the price.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Mike Oxard Avatar
95 months ago
The Apple Watch charger should always have been a puck that you connect with a lightning cable.
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
nepalisherpa Avatar
95 months ago
The Apple Watch charger should always have been a puck that you connect with a lightning cable.
I agree! I'd rather carry one cable and a "puck" than two cables when traveling.
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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