From a 10-second toothbrush to a luggage-size treadmill, CES 2023 brought some of the coolest health and fitness tech we’ve seen yet. Check out our 13 favorite products from the show.
LAS VEGAS—The CES 2023 show floor was filled with myriad devices promising to help improve your health and fitness.
From a connected urine analysis monitor that lives in your toilet to a smart treadmill that folds down to the size of a piece of luggage, we saw some unique connected health and fitness devices at the convention this year. In no particular order, these are our favorite health-focused products from this year’s show.
ErgoSportive Bed
Designed for athletes, the ErgoSportive adjustable smart bed (priced from $3,599 for an XL Twin) features biometric sensors that measure your sleep stages, movement, heart rate, and respiration, so you don’t need to wear a tracker while you snooze. Its companion ErgoSportive app offers sleep reports and customized recovery recommendations. Announced at CES, the bed now integrates with Garmin smartwatches to bring daytime calorie burn, Body Battery energy reserve, and stress data into the ErgoSportive app for 24/7 health insights and enhanced recovery advice. iTouch Jillian Michaels Edition Wearables
Celebrity personal trainer Jillian Michaels of The Biggest Loser fame teamed up with iTouch on a line of new affordable fitness wearables. The iTouch Air 4 Jillian Michaels Edition smartwatch features a touch screen, sensors to capture heart rate and step count, 20 sports modes, and a fun LoveTap feature that lets you send loved ones a glowing heart notification to let them know you’re thinking of them. The iTouch Active Jillian Michaels Edition fitness tracker is a lower-cost alternative with 13 sports modes. The wearables come with a free 90-day subscription to Jillian Michaels’ The Fitness App (normally $9.99 a month). iTouch also introduced the Explorer 4, Sport 4, and Flex 4 smartwatches. The new collection will be available this spring, with prices ranging from $75 to $115. Withings U-Scan At-Home Urine Analysis Device
Withings is going where few smart products have before. Its U-Scan device resides in your toilet and tests your urine without requiring you to capture a sample or use messy strips. The company initially plans to introduce two consumer health cartridges for the device to help you monitor your metabolism and menstrual cycle. Withings describes the product as a “miniaturized health lab that will change the way people monitor their health from the comfort and privacy of their own bathroom.” The U-Scan reaches the EU during the second quarter with a price tag of €499.95 (about $532). Withings is still waiting on FDA clearance to set pricing and availability for the US.King Smith Fitness WalkingPad X21
The TikTok-famous WalkingPad X21 features an innovative double-folding design that takes its length down to just 8.9 inches (from 55.9 inches), so it can be easily stored out of sight. It connects with a companion app that tracks your workouts and lets you control the speed. At CES, WalkingPad creator King Smith Fitness announced several new models, including the G1 featuring side handrails for safer running and jogging, and the MX16 with a wider belt and a higher maximum user weight (up to 300 pounds).
