Top Tech Gadgets to Watch in 2025

As we progress further into 2025, technology gadgets are evolving from mere experimental toys to significant extensions of our daily lives — becoming intelligent, adaptive, and increasingly immersive. A major trend is the rise of smart glasses and AR wearables: Meta is advancing devices like Hypernova, which feature displays integrated into the lenses to provide notifications, real-time translations, and even photos taken on the go.

Alibaba is also making its move with the Quark AI Glasses, leveraging its Qwen large language model, aiming to enter the smart wearables market later in 2025.

Foldable and multi-fold devices are reaching a new level of maturity. Huawei’s Mate XT, a tri-fold foldable that unfolds into a large screen, exemplifies how form factors are evolving to enhance multitasking and content consumption.

Samsung is also innovating with new “trifold” devices, creatively pushing the boundaries of foldables into more portable designs.

In the realm of health and fitness, wearables have transcended basic step and heart rate tracking: sensors are becoming more sophisticated, AI coaching is emerging, and devices are learning to adapt to users' behaviors, lifestyles, languages, and environments.

Moreover, display technologies are reminiscent of science fiction: rollable and stretchable displays. Imagine TVs that retract into their bases when not in use, flexible OLED or MicroLED panels that can change shape, or even stretchable screens that expand on command. While these technologies remain costly and somewhat experimental, as prototypes evolve into consumer-ready products, they will redefine our perception of “stationary” devices.

Lastly, AI is no longer just a background software; it is becoming integrated into devices, ranging from glasses and watches to home hubs and camera systems. These devices will be more context-aware: recognizing your surroundings, routines, and even health, aiming to assist proactively rather than just responding. Privacy, power