One of the coolest products – quite literally – of CES 2026 was presented by home tech brand DREO, which took to the Vegas show floor to unveil its new TurboCool technology and three fans within it.
Led by the TurboCool Mist Fan 765S, these products are designed for fast and noticeable cooling. However, their presence in a Las Vegas conference center reveals their unique selling point: Unlike most misting fans, they can be used indoors while keeping the environment dry.
The 765S can cool surrounding areas by up to 14.4°F, with an airflow of 32.15 ft/s and 5 mist levels with up to 900 ml/hr of humidification. These include the TurboCool Misting Fan 516S, an affordable alternative with a temperature reduction of 3.6°F, and the Tower Fan 711AS, which is designed for outdoor use and offers a cooling capacity of 9°F.
All three are scheduled to go on sale in April 2026; The 765S will cost $199.99, while the 516S will sell for $99.99 and the 711AS is expected to cost $179.99. All will be sold on Amazon and DREO’s website, while the latter two products will also be available at Target and the 711AS will also be available at QVC.
A next generation cooling system
These products serve as a showcase for TurboCool, DREO’s new next-generation cooling system that builds on existing mist cooling systems using ultrasonic atomization.
This means that these fans emit much smaller water droplets than traditional misting fans, keeping you just as cool while ensuring they evaporate quickly to avoid moisture buildup. This solves a common problem and expands the possible uses of these fans: they are suitable for indoor use and can be used at any time of the year.
Further down at DREO’s CES booth, we’ll find more home products: The BaristaMaker Nano Milk Frother, Water Filter 112, and Water Filter 115 will soon be sold on Amazon and DREO for $39.99, $159.99, and $169.99, respectively.
The former gives you quick and easy barista-quality latte art and barista coffee foam, and the latter features a 7-in-1 water filter and an automatic refill system for 3-liter or 5-liter jugs of water.
If its tower fans give you a glimpse of the future, then DREO wants to show you a future where products like these keep your home at an ideal temperature – without any action on your part.
This is part of DREO’s AIoT vision, a long-term plan for its products that will be unveiled at CES in the AI Sensory Lab. This showcase showcases a connected environment where climate control, lighting and airflow are in the hands of AI to maintain consistency and comfort without human supervision.
This forward-looking showcase gives a taste of what the everyday home of the future could look like, and walking through it gives a glimpse of how AI could power our homes.
Further down in DREO’s CES exhibition, we can see another example of this: the brand’s soon-to-be-launched ChefMaker 2 Combi Fryer series uses AI-powered cooking to process your food to perfection.
For more information on all of DREO’s CES 2026 announcements, visit DREO’s website.
