Most of the new tech we encounter at CES every year is stuff that isn’t available for purchase quite yet. It’s mostly previews and announcements, so we usually have to wait until much later in the year for everything to actually hit store shelves.

But thankfully, not everything at the show is just a tantalizing taste of the future. A small percentage of the gear that surfaces is immediately available for purchase. So for all you fans of instant gratification, we combed through everything that debuted at CES this year and picked out all the best stuff that you can get your hands on now (or at least within a month or two at most). If you have your eye on a keyboard case for your iPhone or some interstellar exploration via a smart telescope, get your credit card ready and keep reading—here’s all the CES tech you can buy right now.

Clicks Creator Keyboard Case

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If you miss the clickety-clack of your BlackBerry keys, then we have great news for you: You can now add that experience onto your iPhone with a Clicks Creator Keyboard Case. The keys are round and rubbery and backlit. Aside from the satisfying sound, the case gives you even more screen space when you’re typing. It comes in two colors right now: A bright yellow called BumbleBee and a gray called London Sky, with more colors to come. The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro cases are both $139, with the 14 Pro shipping on February 1 and the iPhone 15 Pro shipping mid-March. The iPhone 15 Pro Max case is $159 with a $30 deposit now, and should ship in early spring.

Rabbit r1

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If you want to start your spring with an AI companion, then you can preorder the Rabbit r1 for $199 and have it in your hands by March. The small, squarish device that stands out in Luminous Orange can summon an Uber, put in a dinner order, pull up a Spotify playlist, take photos and video, and perform an internet search; all of which you can initiate with simple natural-language commands.

Garmin Lily 2

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The Garmin Lily 2 retains the same jewelry-inspired design of its predecessor, but adds sleep features, expanded sports tracking, and automatic emergency calling for detected health incidents. The Garmin Lily 2 ships now and is $249.99 for the standard version, or $299.99 for the premium.

HP Omen Transcend 14

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The HP Omen Transcend 14 is a super light, super portable gaming machine with Intel’s Core Ultra processors and Nvidia graphics. You can pre-order it now for $2,249.99 and it’ll ship on January 29.

Anker MagGo Wireless Charging Station

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The Anker MagGo Wireless Charging Station can charge your iPhone, AirPods, and Apple Watch incredibly fast (and all at once!). It also folds down so that you can take it anywhere, and ships immediately for $109.99.

Movano Health Evie Ring

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The Movano Health Evie Ring is aimed at women in both its design and function. Its open design accommodates swelling from menstruation cycles and its app has period and mood tracking. It also tracks activity, sleep, and health data, and Movano is in the process of seeking FDA clearance for its heart rate and blood oxygen sensors. The Evie is available now in silver, gold, or rose gold for $269.

Maium x Lenovo Cocoon Coat

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Rainwear manufacturer Maium has partnered with Lenovo to create the garment we didn’t know we needed. The Cocoon Coat, as its called, is a waterproof poncho that also inflates (for warmth) and turns into a hammock that you can zip around you. And of course, it has plenty of room for you to tuck a Lenovo tablet into its protective pouch. You can pre-order it in a pretty pink or black for $558 and expect to receive it by the end of February.

Unistellar Odyssey

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Stargazers who struggle with finding focus when using traditional telescopes can turn the Unistellar Odyssey to the sky without worry. It can easily show objects in our own solar system as well as those far outside it. The accompanying app has an added feature that suggests stellar events to see. The Odyssey is available right now for $2,499.

EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra

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As climate change makes weather more extreme, the EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra becomes more necessary. It’s a whole-house battery generator and backup system with a capacity of 6kWh, 7200W output and 5.6kW of solar input. The Delta Pro Ultra is compatible with a variety of energy sources. The starter kit is available now for $5,799 and a more robust intelligent kit is $7,199.

GE Profile Smart Indoor Smoker

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If you want to smoke inside—and by that we mean smoke meat—the GE Profile Smart Indoor Smoker is the solution. It uses the same wood pellets you would use outside, but turns the smoke into indoor-quality warm air. There are presets for what type of meat you’re cooking so you don’t have to guess. The smoker is available now for $999.

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