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Sony Confirms that It Will Not Go to CES 2027 and the Chances of a PS6 Announcement Next Year Are Drastically Reduced

Sony announces that they will not attend CES 2027, and this will be the first time that they have been absent from the technology and hardware fair in Las Vegas, which has been held since 1967.
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The Japanese giant decides to skip the next edition of the CES: the Las Vegas technology fair will not be the backdrop to any announcements on PS6Don't worry about the price, output and power of PS6 and Xbox Helix, Sony looks out on social media to surprise his absence from the media stage of CES 2027: the Las Vegas technology fair, therefore, should not be the background to any announcement regarding PlayStation 6.

Sony announces that they will not attend CES 2027, and this will be the first time that they have been absent from the technology and hardware fair in Las Vegas, which has been held since 1967.

A page turns for Sony. After several decades of presence at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, the Japanese group announces that it will not participate in CES 2027. Neither Sony nor its various subsidiaries plan to exhibit products there next January, a choice that confirms ... Read more Like KultureGeek on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter Don't forget to download our free iAddict app for iPhone and iPad (link App Store) The Sony art…

Sony has announced that it will not participate in next year's CES consumer technology fair in 2027, after focusing its strategy on the entertainment sector, leaving behind consumer electronics.

Sony has announced it will not be participating in CESE in 2027; here's a brief overview of the reasons, impacts, and industry reactions. 🚆

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RayHaber broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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