Consumer Electronics Show (CES), one of the biggest tech shows of 2025 will officially begin on January 7, 2025 and go on till January 10.

It will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada, at famous venues such as the Venetian, Wynn, and the newly-opened Sphere arena.

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According to a report by Mashable, the event will feature a mix of high-profile keynotes. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Waymo co-CEO Tekedra N. Mawakana are two examples of this year.

The rest of the event will consist of press eventsand product launches, as well as a massive exhibition space where visitors can view the latest gadgets, prototypes, and technology showcases.

When it comes to companies, the majority of high-profile tech companies such as Samsung, LG, Nvidia, AMD, Qualcomm, Sony, Hisense, Lenovo, TCL, and Meta will be there, except for Apple which prefers to do its events.

This year will also see lots of talk about artificial intelligence (AI), with new chips and graphics cards scheduled to be shown alongside smart wearables like smart glasses and VR headsets.

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Though CES isn’t an automotive event, many automakers will also be present, including BMW, Honda, Volvo, Zeeker, and surprisingly Sony, which has teamed up with Honda.

CES however, is not open to the general public, with attendees having to be 18 years of age or older, and affiliated with the consumer technology industry.

There are three ways to get registered as an attendee; As an industry attendee, media, or exhibitor personnel.

Business cards, verification of employment by letter link to media articles, and other documents are required to register.

After registering, the visitors can purchase the ticket. Prices used to be $149 till December 4, 2024. However, they will cost $350 per ticket from December 5, 2024 to January 10, 2025.

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This is for the regular Exhibits Plus Pass which grants access to the exhibit floor, keynotes, and some conference programming.

A Deluxe Conference Pass meanwhile, which includes all conference and partner programming costs $1,400 (till December 4, 2024), and will cost $1,700 (till January 10, 2025).

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