Mass affluent consumers — those earning between $200,000 and $2 million annually — are expected to keep spending steadily on consumer electronics in 2026, prioritizing practical benefits over status, with many planning to maintain or increase purchases. These consumers are particularly interested in wearables for health and wellness, with 66% already using devices like smartwatches and fitness trackers.

Traeger’s budget Westwood smart grills offer basic functionality, a simplified controller, Wi-Fi connectivity and compatibility with Traeger’s rail-based accessories, with two models differing primarily in cooking space. Both models include an 18-pound pellet hopper and side and lower shelves for added convenience, while supporting a variety of cooking methods from smoking to grilling within a temperature range of 180-450°F.

GameStop is set to launch Power Packs, a digital trading card platform that lets users buy digital packs containing PSA-graded physical cards. The platform will feature categories such as Pokémon, basketball, football and baseball.

Tesla has introduced a self-driving app that simplifies subscription to the Full Self-Driving software and provides detailed usage statistics, including multiday streaks. The app aims to boost FSD adoption and is available only for vehicles with the A14 chip.