Upcoming tech shows & events in Singapore 2026

If you’re looking for a fresh upgrade to your devices like me, you might be wondering when the next big releases and announcements are going to be. You would probably also be thinking about upcoming tech shows and sales where you can snag the best deals.

Look no further, as we have compiled a list of tech shows and events in 2026 for you to take note of. Mark down these dates and prepare your wallets.

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Consumer Electronics Exhibition (CEE)

The Consumer Electronics Exhibition (CEE) is another large-scale tech fair that is held in the middle of the year, and this year’s edition will take place 29-31 May at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre. CEE is similar to the IT Show in the sense that it provides an avenue for consumers to discover the latest gadgets and tech innovations at discounted prices.

What is unique about CEE is that, beyond just tech products, it also usually features lifestyle products like furniture, home essentials and more. So, if you can imagine yourself going on a shopping spree in the middle of the year, keep a lookout for news on CEE and when it will take place again.

Best for: Mid-year shoppers seeking tech and lifestyle deals

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Smart Home Tech Show 2026

If you’re looking to transform your home and add another level of intelligence to your abode, this is the tech show you have to attend. Smart Home Tech Show 2026 is on from 30 Apr to 3 May and will also be held at the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre.

You will discover smart home technologies across a range of brands and solutions that will improve your living space. From locks to televisions to refrigerators and more, you will find a variety of smart products at up to a 90% discount.

But beyond the products you can find, the best parts about Smart Home Tech Show are the free admission and the chance to win prizes. Visitors can sign up for a Sure-Win Lucky Draw and stand a chance to win big prizes worth up to S$300,000. 

Vouchers and deals also drop daily throughout the tech show. Those who meet minimum spending amounts will also be eligible to redeem products and additional vouchers. For details, visit the website.

Best for: Homeowners upgrading to smart appliances

1 Raffles Boulevard, Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, Level 4, Halls 401 – 406, Singapore 039593
+65 8138 3110
Thu to Sun (30 Apr to 3 May): 12pm – 9pm
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Black Friday & Cyber Monday Sales 2026

Now, when it comes to the biggest tech sales in a year, few come close to the deals you can get during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. The weekend of Black Friday and Cyber Monday falls on 27 – 30 Nov this year. 

Tech shoppers can expect sales online and in stores everywhere. So if you’re itching to get a tech upgrade but want to wait till a time with good deals to do so, mark down those dates on your calendar.

If you want to purchase your next tech product sooner rather than later, you can also keep a lookout on platforms such as Shopee and Lazada. Or, you can subscribe to newsletters from your favourite tech brands to be updated on the latest offers. It is also common for sales to happen every month on “double-digit days” like 11 Nov (11.11).

Best for: Deal-hunters timing big tech purchases

IT Show 2026

Singapore’s biggest tech show and exhibition is back from 12 to 15 Mar at the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre. If you are looking for promos, new launches and tech demos, this is the place for you.

Promising to be an “intersection of Work, Home and Play”, the IT Show 2026 will span 2 levels and be packed with brands across smart homes, gaming, mobile devices and more. Personally, I would love to drop by to check out offers on desktop computers, as my home set-up is due for an upgrade.

For more information on what to expect at this tech show, stay tuned to IT Show’s social media.

Best for: Shoppers comparing brands and deals in one visit

1 Raffles Boulevard, Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, Level 3 & 4, Singapore 039593
+65 8603 6403
Thu to Sun (12 to 15 Mar): 11am – 9pm
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Galaxy Unpacked

Samsung Galaxy users, that time of the year has come again. Samsung is expected to announce its next line of Galaxy flagship phones at the end of February, specifically the S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra.

Typically, Samsung’s first Galaxy Unpacked event of each year introduces these brand new generations of Samsung Galaxy phones and takes place between January and February. Samsung has just announced that the next Galaxy Unpacked event will take place on 26 Feb, 2am SGT. So make sure to tune in to their YouTube channel to discover the next AI phone.

Best for: Samsung users waiting for new flagships

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To be announced

Beyond just the tech events that have been confirmed so far, we can also expect a few yearly events to happen, based on past years. The following are events yet to be announced but are highly likely to be confirmed in the coming months.

Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC)

Since we mentioned Samsung, we also got to talk about the Apple fanboys’ favourite tech giant. The Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is a yearly event hosted by Apple, where the company’s latest innovations in software are announced and showcased. 

The focus of this event is usually on introducing new versions of operating systems like iOS, macOS and watchOS. Sometimes, hardware announcements are also made, but that has not happened in the last 2 years.

It was during WWDC 2025 when Apple’s Liquid Glass design was first unveiled, bringing a new look to all of Apple’s operating systems. This new design language received polarising responses, so I am quite curious what changes they would bring this year.

Based on patterns in past years, we can expect WWDC 2026 to take place sometime in June.

Best for: Apple users and developers tracking software updates

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COMEX 2026

The organisers behind IT Show and CEE are also the minds behind COMEX. This is another large-scale tech show similar to the others, with its 2025 edition taking place from 28 to 31 Aug at the same Suntec venue. 

Last year’s event had a unique SG60 theme, complete with historical exhibits and immersive racing simulators. Though this year’s event has not been confirmed, it should take place roughly in the same time period as last year and have its own special twist as well. 

Fun fact: Some TVB actors made an appearance at COMEX in 2019.

Best for: Shoppers wanting another large-scale tech fair

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The Tech Show 2026

The last major tech show you can expect this year is literally called The Tech Show. The previous one just took place a couple of months ago, from 30 Oct to 2 Nov, so we would probably not see it return until late 2026. 

This will likely also be the last big tech show of the year before the holiday season hits, so it might be the perfect opportunity to shop not just for yourself, but for family and friends.

Best for: Late-year buyers shopping before holidays

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Apple Event

When it comes to highly anticipated tech announcements, few come close to the yearly reveal of Apple’s new iPhones, both in excitement and scale. The Apple Event, which typically takes place sometime in September each year, is streamed live on the Apple website and YouTube. 

This year’s Apple Event is rumoured to be a special one, as there are chances that a new foldable iPhone could be revealed alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. Other devices, such as the base iPhone 18, new Apple Watches and next-generation iPads could also be announced at the same time or pushed to a later date.

Personally, Apple’s latest iPhone 17 Pro design did not appeal to me as much as previous models, so I would definitely be catching this year’s event to see how they improve on it.

Best for: Apple fans awaiting iPhone announcements

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