“This time there are fewer people than in previous years, however we are having a very good reception with the products that we are presenting,” Salomón Saab, director and co-founder of the company, told Expansión, who from the US city showed the potential of the gadgets presented in this edition.
The brand admits that this couple of years had some challenges to overcome, among them the closure of many stores in the region with which they have an alliance, such as Radioshack, with whom despite the pandemic they have maintained a constant operation in the region. However, this was an opportunity for the brand to reinforce its online presence.
“The way in which products are presented on the web is different from how they are presented on a particular site and taking this into account is that we had to grow our e-commerce to continue operating. The response was also very positive, as many users decided to remodel spaces in their homes and start opting for smarter options, “said Karen Kurtz, Lloyd’s commercial director.
The company is a company with more than 30 years in the market and that has had a very special focus on smart home solutions, since 2017 the company has products that are compatible with Amazon and Google voice assistants and has worked with retailers like Home Depot or Best Buy, with whom you still have a special focus of products.
And just as it happens with large companies, during this edition of CES, Lloyd’s has some launches, for example the Smart Shower Control, a shower that connects with voice assistants Alexa and Google Assistant and that allows you to have a ‘personalized’ bathroom . The company also introduced a coffee maker that you can program by time and type of coffee, as well as various lights.