Samsung wins 29 CES 2025 Innovation Awards

Samsung Electronics has won 29 CES Innovation Awards, including four Best of Innovation awards, ahead of CES 2025, the world’s largest consumer electronics show, which opens in Las Vegas next January.

The Consumer Technology Association (CTA) announced the winning products and technologies on the 14th (local time).

Samsung Electronics received 29 awards: 16 in video display, four in home appliances, five in mobile, three in semiconductors, and one for Harman.

In the video display category, Samsung won three Best of Innovation awards, given to the industry’s most innovative products or technologies, and 13 additional awards for new products and services, including its 2025 TVs and monitors.

In the home appliance category, Samsung received four awards for new 2025 appliances and services, including AI Vision Inside, a feature that intelligently manages food stored in refrigerators.

AI Vision Inside automatically recognizes food items placed in or removed from the refrigerator and sends alerts when the set storage period for an item is nearing its end, helping users manage food more efficiently.

In the mobile category, the Galaxy Buds3 Pro, featuring premium sound and optimized adaptive noise control, won a Best of Innovation award. Samsung also received four awards for Galaxy AI, the Galaxy Z Fold6, the Galaxy Tab S10 series, and the Galaxy Watch7.

Galaxy AI uses the ProVisual Engine to deliver more consistent image quality, from camera zoom to portraits in low light. Photo Assist and Edit Suggestions also make editing easy and efficient.

With its powerful chipset and a vapor chamber that is 1.6 times larger, the Galaxy Z Fold6 delivers stable performance for longer gaming sessions. Its 7.6-inch (193.2 mm) large display, with brightness of up to 2,600 nits, and ray tracing provide an immersive gaming experience.

The Galaxy Tab S10 series features a Dynamic AMOLED 2X display and MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ processor. Expanded AI-powered creative features and SmartThings provide an optimized home AI experience on a tablet.

The Galaxy Watch7 offers advanced health monitoring and personalized features through innovative sensor technology. Its watch bands with distinctive stitching and range of watch faces let users create a style that suits their preferences.

In the semiconductor category, three products won awards: LPDDR5X, Exynos W1000, and the ALoP (All Lenses on Prism) image sensor solution.

LPDDR5X is a DRAM package with speeds of up to 10.7 Gbps and an industry-leading minimum thickness of 12 nanometers. It can help control device temperatures, making it an optimized solution for the on-device AI era.

Exynos W1000 is Samsung Electronics’ first wearable processor built using the industry’s 3-nanometer process, while ALoP is an image sensor solution that dramatically reduces module size while improving brightness.

Harman International’s award-winning JBL Tour Pro 3 wireless earbuds feature dual drivers for powerful, vivid sound and True Adaptive Noise Cancelling 2.0.

Meanwhile, Samsung Electronics shares its expertise in winning CES Innovation Awards with C-Lab startups, helping them win awards and enter global markets.

At CES 2025, C-Lab startups won one Best of Innovation award in fintech and 11 CES Innovation Awards across fields including AI, XR, robotics, digital health, and smart city technology.

Samsung Electronics’ CES Innovation Award-winning products will be on display at the Las Vegas Convention Center from Jan. 7 to 10 next year. C-Lab’s award-winning products will be featured at Samsung Electronics’ C-Lab exhibition in Eureka Park at the Sands Expo in Las Vegas.