Key takeaways:
- Budget-friendly yet thoughtful tech gifts include the Anker MagGo charger, Ocoopa hand warmers, a mug warmer with a lid, mini vacuum cleaners, and Tile Mate trackers.
- Items like the Rocketbook Pro 2.0 smart notebook, Timeular TimeFlip tracker, Cheerdots2 Air Mouse, MEATER Plus thermometer, and Google Nest Hub help recipients work smarter and manage their daily lives more effectively.
- Entertainment tech gifts between $150 and $500 include the Meta Quest 3 VR headset, Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones, Insta360 X4 8K camera, and Backbone Pro controller.
- Luxury tech gifts, such as the Apple Studio Display, Wacom Cintiq 16, Theragun PRO Plus, Montblanc Summit 3 smartwatch, and Lumi SaunaPro, combine advanced functionality with aesthetic appeal.
- Intentional gifting matters, and the best gifts reflect the recipient’s lifestyle, habits, and needs. Additionally, a thoughtful presentation can have a significant impact.
You know that feeling when you’re trying to buy someone a gift, but they already seem to have everything? Especially when that someone is a tech lover.
They grab the latest gadgets the moment they launch and own smart versions of things you didn’t even know could be smart.
Gifting people like that can feel challenging. You have to think long and hard or pick up on subtle clues. I have a few of those people in my circle, so I understand how these things can be. If there’s one thing I believe, it’s that gifting shouldn’t be random. It needs to be intentional.
Think about times when someone gave you something. Sure, you appreciated the gesture, but it just didn’t strike the right chord. That’s usually because it lacked thought, timing, or relevance.
That’s why, when it comes to tech lovers who have everything, the trick isn’t to find just another gadget. It’s to find something surprising, helpful, or personal enough. They might not even realize they want it until they have it.
Luckily, tech keeps evolving. New ideas and more innovative designs emerge all the time, giving you more opportunities to get it right, even for the person who already has a drawer full of smartwatches.
So I’ve done the digging for you. This list features 20 carefully selected tech gifts for men and women who have everything or seem impossible to shop for. Even if you’re not as tech-savvy as they are, this list will give you a head start. The picks span different categories, personality types, and price ranges, from under $50 to over $500.
Quick glance: Gift categories overview
| Price range | Category | Example product |
| Under $50 | Smart accessories | Anker 622 Magnetic Battery (MagGo)OCOOPA UT2s 2-Pack Hand WarmersKIN Element Mug Warmer & Lid SetTable vacuum cleanersBluetooth Tracker |
| $50-150 | Productivity tech | Rocketbook Pro 2.0 Reusable Smart Notebook (Letter‑size)Timeular TimeFlip 2 Interactive Time TrackerCheerdots2 Air MouseSmart Bluetooth Wireless Meat ThermometerGoogle Nest Hub |
| $150-500 | Entertainment gadgets | Backbone ProXGIMI MoGo 4Meta Quest 3 VR HeadsetBose QuietComfort Ultra HeadphonesInsta360 X4 360° 8K Camera |
| $500+ | Luxury items | Apple Studio Display (27″ 5K Monitor)Wacom Cintiq 16 (Pen Display Tablet)Handheld Deep Tissue Massage GunMontblanc Summit 3Lumi SaunaPro |
The complete gift guide: 20 tech gifts for men and women who have everything
There are several types of items that fit each category, and different brands also have their own versions of each one. For clarity, as we explore each gift item in detail, I’ll focus on specific products or types within each category.
Under $50 smart accessories tech gifts
1. Anker 622 magnetic battery (MagGo)
Description: This wireless power bank has a 5,000 mAh battery and magnetically attaches to the back of a compatible iPhone. It’s also slim enough to slide into a pocket.
What makes it special: It’s wireless, can be snapped onto the phone, and has a built-in stand.
Perfect for: Busy iPhone users who are constantly on the move and can’t always plug it in.
Why they don’t have it yet: They’re probably still using a corded power bank that, while functional, doesn’t offer the convenience or portability of this compact, wireless option.
How to use it: Charge the battery pack, then snap it onto the back of an iPhone. Flip out the kickstand if you want the phone to stand upright.
Price: Around $47–$50 from Anker and from retailers like Amazon.
2. OCOOPA UT2s 2-Pack hand warmers
Description: This set includes two slim 5000 mAh rechargeable hand warmers that snap together magnetically into one unit or split apart for separate use. They’re also dual-purpose; each unit doubles as a USB power bank capable of charging a phone.
What makes it special: It’s a two-in-one gift item. Each piece functions as an independent hand warmer and power bank.
Perfect for: Anyone who spends time outdoors in cold weather, and great for gifting during the winter months.
Why they don’t have it yet: Most people who already own a hand warmer probably have a basic single-unit version.
How to use it: After fully charging, press and hold the power button to turn each warmer on. Tap the button to cycle through the different heat levels. For added warmth, snap the two units together.
Price: About $39.99 for the pair from Ocoopa and other online retailers.
3. KIN Element mug warmer and lid set
Description: A USB-powered mug warmer with a heating plate. Importantly, it features built-in safety sensors: it only turns on when it senses a mug on top, and it automatically shuts off a few minutes after the mug is removed. The included lid helps trap heat.
What makes it special: The weight-sensing switch and lid.
Perfect for: Busy office workers, students, parents at home, or anyone who, for personal or medical reasons, needs to sip warm liquids regularly.
Why they don’t have it yet: They might already own a basic coaster warmer, but most don’t come with a lid or a weight sensor.
How to use it: Plug the included USB cable into a power adapter. Place your filled mug on the glass plate, and the unit will automatically activate when it senses the mug’s weight. Tap the side controls to choose your preferred heat setting.
Price: Around $25 on KIN, Amazon, and at major retailers.
4. Tabletop mini vacuum cleaners
Description: A tiny handheld vacuum designed for desktops or other small surfaces. It runs on batteries, so it’s completely cordless. Most models come with a small nozzle or brush attachment to pick up dust and crumbs.
What makes it special: Its portability and convenience, plus it’s battery-powered.
Perfect for: Cleaning workspaces in home offices, remote setups, or small surfaces.
Why they don’t have it yet: Since it’s designed for small surface areas, people might stick to using wipes and never think about using a vacuum cleaner.
How to use it: Load the required batteries into the compartment. Press the power button to start the motor. Then hold it in your hand and sweep it over the mess on your desk or table. The vacuum will suck crumbs and dust into its bin. When you’re done, press to open the lid and empty the dirt into the trash.
Price: $10–20 on Amazon and in gift shops.
5. Tile Mate Bluetooth Tracker
Description: The small Bluetooth tag can be attached to everyday items like keys or a bag. It pairs with an app on your phone and works with both iPhone and Android devices. From the app, you can make the Tile ring when it’s nearby or view its last known location on a map. However, it has a built-in battery that is not replaceable.
What makes it special: Tile Mate uses a crowd-sourced network of Life360 and Tile app users. So if your item is lost and out of range, nearby users’ phones will anonymously relay its updated location to you.
Perfect for: Frequent travelers, commuters, or anyone juggling multiple daily activities.
Why they don’t have it yet: They might have only recently started a hectic routine or may also already own a similar device like Apple AirTags, NFC tags, or Samsung SmartTags.
How to use it: First, download and install the app (iOS or Android), pair the Tile Mate via Bluetooth, and then attach it to your keys, wallet, or bag. To find an item, open the app and tap the ring. To locate your phone, double-press the Tile device.
Price: $19–$30 (1-pack) on Life360 and most online retailers like Amazon.
$50-150 productivity tech gift items:
6. Rocketbook Pro 2.0 reusable smart notebook (Letter-size)
Description: The Rocketbook Pro 2.0 is a reusable smart notebook. It includes up to 40 pages with lined and dot grid options, all erasable with a touch of water. The app connectivity lets you digitize notes and send them to cloud services like Google Drive, email, and Dropbox.
What makes it special: Its combination of reusability, smart features, and an embedded NFC chip that automatically opens the Rocketbook app.
Perfect for: This notebook is ideal for professionals like executives, educators, and creatives.
Why they don’t have it yet: They might still be using traditional paper notebooks. Or maybe they’re using smart devices for note-taking, but not a smart reusable notebook.
How to use it: Write on the pages with the included Pilot Frixion pen. When you’re ready to erase, lightly spray the microfiber cloth with water and wipe the page clean. Then, scan your notes using the free Rocketbook app and send them to your preferred cloud storage.
Price: $55–$60 on the official Rocketbook website and major retailers like Amazon.
7. timeular timeflip 2 interactive time tracker
Description: The Timeular TimeFlip 2 is an interactive time-tracking device designed as a 12-sided cube. Each side can be assigned to a different task. It includes an LED, a Pomodoro timer, and onboard memory for offline tracking. You can also integrate it with calendar apps and export your data in XLS/CSV formats.
What makes it special: It’s physical and features a Pomodoro timer and LED notifications.
Perfect for: Professionals, freelancers, and remote workers.
Why they don’t have it yet: They might still be using software-based time trackers.
How to use it: Assign tasks to each cube face using the iOS or Android app. Use the provided stickers or custom labels. Place the cube with the desired task face up to start tracking. Tap it to pause or resume.
Price: $59 at RobotShop and on the official Timeular website.
8. Cheerdots2 Air Mouse
Description: The Cheerdots2 Air Mouse is a multifunctional AI-powered device that combines an air mouse, wireless touchpad, presentation clicker, and voice recording pen with transcription. It features a magnetic detachable design and dual modes (desktop and air). It’s compatible with computers, iPads, and smartphones.
What makes it special: It’s enhanced by AI-powered recording and summarization and includes a laser pointer and touchpad gestures.
Perfect for: Educators, corporate trainers, and managers who regularly present, take notes, or control multiple smart devices.
Why they don’t have it yet: They might be using separate tools for presenting, recording, and navigating their devices.
How to use it: Use Desktop Mode for regular air mouse and touchpad navigation. Switch to Air Mode for gesture control during presentations. For recordings, detach the device and use it like a pen to capture voice notes. The app handles transcription and summarization.
Price: $59–$70 on the Cheerdots website and on Amazon.
9. Smart Bluetooth wireless meat thermometer (MEATER Plus)
Description: The MEATER Plus is a wireless meat thermometer that monitors internal and ambient temperatures remotely. It features dual temperature sensors and connects through Bluetooth LE 4.0. The accompanying app is available on iOS and Android.
What makes it special: You can monitor your cooking from a distance without cords. It’s water-resistant and dishwasher-safe.
Perfect for: Great for home cooks, grill makers, and anyone who wants precision when preparing meats like chicken, steak, or turkey.
Why they don’t have it yet: They may still be relying on old-model thermometers that need constant checking.
How to use it: Insert the stainless-steel probe into your meat. Connect to the app via Bluetooth, choose your meat type and doneness, and let the app notify you when your food is ready.
Price: $99.95 on the official MEATER website and $99 on Amazon.
10. Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen)
Description: The Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen) is a smart display with a 7-inch touchscreen for managing your home. It lets you control devices like lights and TVs using voice or touch. It includes sleep tracking via Motion Sense. You can view your calendar, set to-do lists, and set alarms.
What makes it special: Google Assistant and sleep tracking. You can pair it with a Nest Doorbell (battery) to easily answer your door.
Perfect for: If you’re looking for a central control hub for your home.
Why they don’t have it yet: They might already use smart speakers but not a screen and sleep tracking.
How to use it: Place it on a kitchen counter or bedside table. Use voice commands or tap the screen to control devices. For sleep tracking, follow the in-app setup and position it properly to monitor sleep patterns.
Price: $99.99-$109 on the Google Store, on Amazon, and at other major retailers.
$150-500 entertainment tech gifts
11. Backbone Pro
Description: The Backbone Pro is a mobile gaming controller. It supports both wired (USB-C) and wireless (Bluetooth Low Energy) connectivity.
What makes it special: It allows you to switch between mobile phones, tablets, PCs, and smart TVs.
Perfect for: Ideal for gamers who play across multiple platforms and want a versatile controller. It’s especially useful for anyone who enjoys mobile gaming and cloud-based services.
Why they don’t have it yet: They may still be on their current controllers.
How to use it: To use the Backbone Pro with a mobile device, snap your phone into the controller’s USB-C connector. For tablets, PCs, or smart TVs, pair the controller through Bluetooth. It supports both handheld and wireless modes.
Price: $169.99 on the official Backbone website and major retailers like Amazon.
12. XGIMI MoGo 4
Description: The XGIMI MoGo 4 is a compact 360° smart portable projector with 1080P resolution and 450 ISO lumens for brightness. It operates cordlessly with a built-in battery and features dual 6W Harman Kardon speakers for enhanced audio.
What makes it special: Its portability, smart features, built-in battery, and its 360° adjustable stand.
Perfect for: Good for movie lovers, travelers, campers, or professionals for entertainment or presentations.
Why they don’t have it yet: Many people may not realize that it doubles as a projector, speaker, and light source.
How to use it: Turn it on, connect to Wi-Fi, and access Google TV to stream apps like Netflix. You can also connect external devices using HDMI or USB-A ports. The remote lets you navigate apps or switch to lighting mode.
Price: $499 on the official XGIMI website and Amazon.
13. Meta Quest 3 VR Headset
Description: The Meta Quest 3 is a VR headset designed for both standalone and PC-powered experiences. You can play games and use apps without a computer. Full-color passthrough cameras blend virtual elements into your real environment for a mixed reality experience.
What makes it special: It is standalone by design and doesn’t require a PC, yet still supports one if needed.
Perfect for: Gamers, fitness lovers, families, and anyone who wants solo or shared virtual experiences.
Why they don’t have it yet: Many people might still be using older headsets like the Quest 2.
How to use it: Charge the headset, adjust the straps for comfort, and use the Touch Plus controllers for navigation. It can also be used without plugging into a PC.
Price: $499.99 on the Meta Store and retailers like Amazon.
14. Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones
Description: These wireless over-ear headphones come with noise cancellation, Bose Immersive Audio for spatial sound, and CustomTune technology. They feature soft ear cushions and a foldable design for comfort and portability.
What makes it special: They combine noise cancellation, luxurious materials, immersive audio, and advanced Bluetooth.
Perfect for: Audio lovers, frequent travelers, and professionals who need to block out noise.
Why they don’t have it yet: They may still be using older Bose models or other popular brands.
How to use it: Press the Bluetooth/Power button to turn them on, then connect to your device via Bluetooth. Use touch and button controls for volume, media, and calls.
Price: $449 on the official Bose website and Amazon.
15. Insta360 X4 360° 8K Camera
Description: The Insta360 X4 is a compact camera that captures 8K video at 30 fps and 5.7K at 60 fps, with 72 MP photo resolution, and is powered by a 5 nm AI chip. It includes waterproofing and an invisible selfie stick effect for third-person shots.
What makes it special: The invisible selfie stick, waterproof design, and AI editing tools.
Perfect for: Content creators, vloggers, and anyone into sports, travel, or creative projects.
Why they don’t have it yet: They may be using other action cams.
How to use it: Download the Insta360 app and connect the camera using Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, then mount the camera securely. Once everything is set, choose your desired shooting mode, capture your 360° scene, and then use the app or Insta360 Studio software to edit and export your footage.
Price: $424.99 on the official Insta360 store and Amazon.
$500+ luxury tech gift items
Apple Studio Display (27″ 5K Monitor)
Description: The Apple Studio Display is a 27-inch monitor made for Mac users, especially those in creative fields. It features a 5K Retina display and includes a 12MP Ultra Wide camera with Center Stage, microphones, and a six-speaker system. It supports features like “Hey Siri” and integrates with macOS.
What makes it special: Its 5K resolution, camera with Center Stage for video calls, and high-fidelity Spatial Audio.
Perfect for: Designers, editors, or creative professionals who need high resolution and precise color.
Why they don’t have it yet: They might still be using an older display or haven’t seen its advanced features yet.
How to use it: Connect the Studio Display to your Mac via a Thunderbolt port. It integrates with macOS, and you can tweak settings like brightness, resolution, and color modes in System Preferences.
Price: $1,200–$1,600 on Apple’s website and Amazon.
17. Wacom Cintiq 16 (Pen Display Tablet)
Description: The Wacom Cintiq 16 is a 15.6-inch pen display built for artists and designers. It features a Full HD display and the Wacom Pro Pen 2, offering pressure sensitivity and tilt recognition for a natural drawing experience. It also comes with foldable legs and an ambidextrous pen holder that attaches to either side of the device.
What makes it special: It offers professional-grade pen technology and can work with Wacom touch controls like those on the Cintiq 24.
Perfect for: If you’re a student, hobbyist, or creative professional who prefers drawing directly on the screen.
Why they don’t have it yet: They’re probably using sketchpads or an older version of a pen display tablet.
How to use it: Connect it to your computer and install the Wacom drivers. Register your device with a Wacom ID, and draw directly on the screen with the included pen, which acts like a precise cursor.
Price: $649.95 on Wacom’s store and Amazon. Cintiq 24 costs $1,299.95, and Cintiq 24 Touch costs $1,499.95.
18. Theragun PRO Plus (Handheld Deep Tissue Massage Gun)
Description: The Theragun PRO Plus is a massage gun designed to support deep muscle recovery. It combines percussive therapy with vibration, heat, and cold therapy (cold therapy sold separately). With five speed settings, you can customize your massage for whatever your body needs.
What makes it special: Its combination of multiple therapy options.
Perfect for: Athletes, workout lovers, or just someone who wants an advanced recovery tool at home.
Why they don’t have it yet: They may not know it offers multiple therapies, or they’re still using basic massage guns.
How to use it: Attach your preferred therapy head, then power it on and massage the target area.
Price: $629.99 on Amazon
19. Montblanc Summit 3 (Luxury Smartwatch)
Description: The Montblanc Summit 3 is a luxury smartwatch that blends traditional with modern tech. It runs on Wear OS by Google and includes heart rate and blood oxygen monitoring, fitness tracking, and access to apps.
What makes it special: It offers the elegance of a luxury watch with smart features.
Perfect for: Anyone who loves simple luxury and tech.
Why they don’t have it yet: They might already use a smartwatch, just not a Summit 3.
How to use it: Pair it with your phone via Bluetooth (works with Android and iOS), and download the Wear OS app.
Price: $1,005 on Montblanc’s official site
20. Lumi SaunaPro (Compact Infrared Sauna)
Description: The Lumi SaunaPro is a compact infrared sauna designed for home use. It uses carbon far-infrared heaters for deep, soothing heat without the intense temperatures of traditional saunas. It also features LED lighting, Bluetooth sound, and an LCD touch screen for setting your preferred temperature and session time.
What makes it special: It brings spa-level relaxation to your home, with extras like lighting and music.
Perfect for: Those who value self-care, recovery, relaxation, or have a wellness routine.
Why they don’t have it yet: They probably haven’t considered the idea of having a home sauna or don’t know one this compact exists.
How to use it: Place it in a suitable indoor space. Use the touch screen to adjust temperature and duration, then relax with optional LED lighting and Bluetooth music.
Price: $3,326 on Lumitherapy.
14 alternative tech gifts for men and women who have everything
| Gift items | Notes |
| Razer Kishi Ultra | Mobile gaming controller with console-like controls |
| Xbox Series S Toaster | Toaster with Xbox design |
| Level Lock+ Connect | Smart lock |
| Hatch Restore 2 Alarm | Smart alarm clock |
| Smart Eye Massager | Eye strain relief |
| Mechanism Gaming Pillow | Designed for handheld gaming |
| AI Voice Recorder | PLAUD Note model, for meetings and transcription |
| Puluz Photography Light Box | For product photography |
| CRKD Atom Controllers | Gaming controller |
| Xiaomi Light Bar | Monitor light bar |
| GameSir G8 Galileo | Mobile gaming controller |
| RollingSquare AirCard | Wallet tracker |
| GUSGU 3-in-1 Charging Station | Wireless charger for multiple devices |
| Yeelight Wi-Fi Smart LED Bulb (E26) | Color-changing smart bulb |
Conclusion: A good gift-giving strategy
Ultimately, the best tech gifts should not only be cool, but also thoughtful. So when you’re choosing the right one, think about the person’s lifestyle, hobbies, and even their current tech setup. Do they love fitness? Love to travel often? Work remotely?
Even if you find a great gift, don’t let poor presentation ruin it. Pair it with a handwritten note, wrap it in something fun, or explain why you picked it. Those little details make a big difference.
Also, don’t forget to check the return policies just in case. Some gadgets might not work well with the recipient’s existing devices or match their preferences.
Whether you’re trying to impress or just want to make someone smile, I’ve rounded up 20 tech gifts for men and women who have everything to help you get started.
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