CEE 2026 Singapore: Gaming, deals & experiences

The mid-year tech calendar in Singapore is about to heat up again as the Consumer Electronics Exhibition (CEE) 2026 returns to the Suntec Convention Centre, promising a familiar mix of big discounts, gaming gear, and hands-on demos. This year’s edition runs from 29 to 31 May, taking over Levels 3 and 4 of the Suntec Convention Centre from 11am to 9pm daily.

This year’s edition tightens to a three-day run (last year’s CEE 2025 ran four days from 22 to 25 May), but the format is the familiar mix of smart home, IT, gaming, and lifestyle tech under one roof.

Last year’s show leaned into “discover and experience”, while the 2026 edition appears to have a “stay ahead of the game” theme, with a strong focus on immersive setups, fast displays, and accessories for both casual players and serious enthusiasts.

You have the chance to buy the Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ (wi-fi only) tablet at the show for just S$268 (U.P. S$398), but with the tightest catch: only five units will be released on Saturday, 30 May. If the Tab A11+ is on the shopping list as a second screen for the family, plan to be at Booth 8119 well before 11am that day.

The SG Game Fest 2026 is also happening at CEE 2026. Attendees can experience live gaming action, exciting activities, and esports at a dedicated gaming zone built for gamers, enthusiasts, and techies. Experience live gaming action, exciting activities, and immersive esports energy. Warm up your reflexes and bring your A-game as we level up the show floor with a dedicated gaming zone built for gamers, enthusiasts, and tech lovers alike.

Like previous editions, deals remain a major draw. Visitors can look out for limited-time discounts, bundle offers, and floor-exclusive promotions across brands. The show will also feature its usual mix of lucky draws, redemption offers, and curated deal zones, which have become a staple for bargain hunters looking to stretch their dollar. Promotions and contests returning across the three days include:

For shoppers, gamers, and casual tech enthusiasts alike, CEE 2026 looks set to be less about headline product launches and more about hands-on experiences and value-driven purchases. For those who missed last year’s show or are looking to upgrade their setups ahead of the next big gaming or sports season, this could be one of the more practical tech events to drop by.

More details on the event can be found on the CEE 2026 website, and the official Show Guide is now live for pre-registration. Remember to get your fix of recommended deals, gadgets, and show brochures, all housed under the HardwareZone Tech Show portal.