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DREO Unveils its Vision for the Future of Smart Homes at CES 2024

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Rising smart home star DREO is making its grand debut at CES 2024 in Las Vegas! This marks a pivotal moment, showcasing DREO’s dedication to bringing seamless, intuitive, and immersive technology to a wider audience. Prepare to be captivated by a glimpse into future products and innovations that will shape the next generation of home living.

The award-winning ChefMaker combi fryer, powered by DREO’s patented CombiCook™ technology, takes center stage. This compact culinary marvel simplifies complex cooking methods, bringing gourmet dining experiences right to your kitchen. ChefMaker’s success speaks volumes: a record-breaking Kickstarter campaign, over 15,000 units sold, and recognition as the year’s top kitchen appliance campaign.

DREO Combi Fryer
DREO Combi Fryer

DREO’s rapid ascent is no secret. With over 5 million devices sold in the US and an aggressive expansion plan targeting 6,000 major retailers by H1 2024, including Walmart, Target, and Best Buy, DREO is making advanced technology accessible to families worldwide. Their recent accolade as one of “America’s Best Home & Garden Brands” in 2022 further solidifies their commitment to global expansion.

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DREO Combi Fryer
DREO Combi Fryer

But DREO’s success goes beyond numbers. It’s rooted in their design philosophy: developing user-centric products with proprietary technologies that redefine experiences and create comfortable home environments. From Turbosilent fans to Hyperamics heaters, each category exemplifies DREO’s deep understanding of product development.

Get ready for a taste of the future! CES 2024 attendees will be among the first to experience DREO’s new home milk frother, revolutionizing home coffee with commercial-quality frothing. And get excited for DREO’s 2024 air comfort lineup featuring the MultiComfort series. This groundbreaking 2-in-1 purifier tower fan utilizes innovative dual-drive technology to deliver efficient air purification, capturing over 99.97% of 0.3-micron particles.

DREO Solaris Max
DREO Solaris Max

Immerse yourself in DREO’s innovative world at their CES 2024 booth. Visit them in the Venetian Expo, Halls A-D, Booth 50339 (Smart Home) and witness the future of smart living unfold before your eyes.

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