Explore DREO's CES 2026 booth and discover their revamped misting fans.

      One of the standout products showcased at CES 2026 – quite literally – is DREO's new TurboCool technology, introduced by the home tech brand on the Las Vegas show floor alongside three fans that incorporate it.

      The flagship product, the TurboCool Misting Fan 765S, aims to deliver rapid and effective cooling. Notably, its presence at a Las Vegas convention center highlights its key feature: unlike typical misting fans, it can be used indoors without creating moisture in the surrounding area.

      The 765S can lower temperatures in nearby areas by up to 10°F, featuring a 30 ft/s airflow and five mist levels with a humidification capacity of up to 900 mL/h. It is accompanied by the TurboCool Misting Fan 516S, which offers a 5°F reduction in temperature and is a budget-friendly option, as well as the Tower Fan 711AS, designed for outdoor use and capable of cooling by 12°F.

      All three models are expected to be available for purchase in April 2026; the 765S will retail for $199.99, the 516S for $99.99, and the 711AS for about $179.99. They will be available on Amazon and DREO’s website, with the latter two also sold at Target, and the 711AS through QVC.

      A next-generation cooling system

      These fans exemplify DREO’s new TurboCool system, an advanced cooling solution that enhances traditional misting systems using ultrasonic atomization.

      This technology allows these fans to emit much finer water droplets compared to standard misting fans, offering effective cooling while ensuring quick evaporation to prevent dampness. This innovation addresses a frequent issue and expands the usability of these fans indoors, making them suitable for all seasons.

      In DREO’s CES booth, additional home products can also be seen: the BaristaMaker Milk Frother Nano, Water Filter 112, and Water Filter 115 will soon be available on Amazon and DREO for $39.99, $159.99, and $169.99, respectively.

      The milk frother enables the creation of quick latte art and high-quality coffee froth, while the water filters come equipped with a 7-in-1 filtration system and an automatic refill feature for 3L or 5L water jugs.

      If the tower fans suggest a glimpse into the future, DREO envisions a home environment where such products maintain an ideal temperature autonomously.

      This aligns with DREO’s AIoT strategy, a long-term vision for integrating AI into its products, showcased at CES through its AI Sensory Lab. This display illustrates a connected setting where climate control, lighting, and airflow are managed by AI for consistent comfort without the need for human intervention.

      This forward-thinking display offers a preview of what future homes may look like and illustrates how AI could manage our living spaces.

      Further within DREO’s CES exhibit is another example: the upcoming ChefMaker 2 Combi Fryer Series, which utilizes AI-driven cooking to perfectly prepare your meals.

      For more information on DREO’s announcements at CES 2026, visit their website.

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