 Hey, it's Lauren from The Verge and I'm guessing that at first glance you have no idea what this thing is and I don't blame you. It's kind of funny looking. It is a health device. It's a thermometer. It's an infrared thermometer. It probably doesn't look like the thermometer that your mom used to stick under your tongue when you were a kid. But this is the newest connected medical device from Withings. And it works by, well, how do I say this, you stick this thing against your forehead, really against your temple and it detects a kind of hot spot and then it flashes your temperature on the display here. It supports different members of the family so if you have kids or there are just more than one of you that's consistently taking your temperature, it will store that in the Withings mobile app so you can see what everybody's temperature is. In a lot of ways this is a little bit more comfortable, I guess. It's supposed to be more comfortable than using a traditional thermometer. The question I have is about accuracy. The jury is really still out on how accurate infrared thermometers really are and this thing is still not FDA approved. Withings says that it should be FDA approved by the time that it's supposed to ship in March but it is not yet FDA approved. Withings also says that it is within the accuracy range that the FDA sets as a standard but like I said we really won't know that until we see whether or not it gets approved and comes to market. It costs $100, ships this spring. I mean, I don't know about you but I'm just kind of sick of looking at it so let's give it a try and see what my temperature is. So I'm supposed to press this button once and stick it on my forehead by my eyebrow until I feel it vibrate. Is it doing anything Phil? Is it working? I don't think it's on the hot spot. My head doesn't have a hot spot. I'm supposed to put it on an artery or something. I look stupid, don't I? It's vibrating. Is there a number? 37.4! I'm guessing that's Celsius. What is that in Fahrenheit? I don't know. I don't know. In either case, I don't feel particularly feverish right now. I'm guessing I'm okay. Ask me at the end of CES. I might be saying something different, especially if I get the CES flu. So that's the new Wittings infrared thermometer called the Thermo. For more of our CES videos, be sure to check out our YouTube page. Thanks everybody.
 Hey, it's Lauren from The Verge and I'm guessing that at first glance you have no idea what
 this thing is and I don't blame you.
 It's kind of funny looking.
 It is a health device.
 It's a thermometer.
 It's an infrared thermometer.
 It probably doesn't look like the thermometer that your mom used to stick under your tongue
 when you were a kid.
 But this is the newest connected medical device from Withings.
 And it works by, well, how do I say this, you stick this thing against your forehead,
 really against your temple and it detects a kind of hot spot and then it flashes your
 temperature on the display here.
 It supports different members of the family so if you have kids or there are just more
 than one of you that's consistently taking your temperature, it will store that in the
 Withings mobile app so you can see what everybody's temperature is.
 In a lot of ways this is a little bit more comfortable, I guess.
 It's supposed to be more comfortable than using a traditional thermometer.
 The question I have is about accuracy.
 The jury is really still out on how accurate infrared thermometers really are and this
 thing is still not FDA approved.
 Withings says that it should be FDA approved by the time that it's supposed to ship in
 March but it is not yet FDA approved.
 Withings also says that it is within the accuracy range that the FDA sets as a standard but
 like I said we really won't know that until we see whether or not it gets approved and
 comes to market.
 It costs $100, ships this spring.
 I mean, I don't know about you but I'm just kind of sick of looking at it so let's give
 it a try and see what my temperature is.
 So I'm supposed to press this button once and stick it on my forehead by my eyebrow
 until I feel it vibrate.
 Is it doing anything Phil?
 Is it working?
 I don't think it's on the hot spot.
 My head doesn't have a hot spot.
 I'm supposed to put it on an artery or something.
 I look stupid, don't I?
 It's vibrating.
 Is there a number?
 37.4!
 I'm guessing that's Celsius.
 What is that in Fahrenheit?
 I don't know.
 I don't know.
 In either case, I don't feel particularly feverish right now.
 I'm guessing I'm okay.
 Ask me at the end of CES.
 I might be saying something different, especially if I get the CES flu.
 So that's the new Wittings infrared thermometer called the Thermo.
 For more of our CES videos, be sure to check out our YouTube page.
 Thanks everybody.