You want to give the ultimate gadget to the tech lover in your life — but it seems impossible to find a good gift for someone who has everything. After all, they’re one of those adventurous, early-adopter types — first to buy, first in line, and first to write a review. Now, where do you even start? Here is a list of 8 must-have tech gadgets to get your parents, teens, grandparents, or even the non-techies on your list!
1. Apple iPhone 14 Pro
- Price: $1,274
- Available at: Amazon.com
Another year passes, and Apple again adds another top-tier smartphone to the iPhone roster, with the 14th significant series overall. This model has the same day-long battery, silky-smooth display, and a pro-grade camera system. Plus, it adds the fun new Dynamic Island feature, which replaces the top-notch and adds a unique set of versatility and brevity to the collection of pebble phones. Get it with EE’s Full Works plan to access Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and the tech giant’s much-vaunted subscription services.
2. Sony WH-1000XM5
- Price: $348
- Available at: Amazon.com
The XM5 series is the finest ANC headphones you can buy, allowing you to fully concentrate on listening to your music, your podcast, or your work phone. It features fully adjustable noise canceling, allowing it to track where you are and what you’re doing and adjust it very intelligently. That means you can listen to crisp, vibrant music almost from any device. Pricey? Sure. But they are, by a good margin, the best headphones you can buy.
3. Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch with M2 Chip
- Price: $1,249
- Available at: Amazon.com
It is despite having much smaller fans built. They enable the Macbook Pro to handle more intensive work for a longer time — even if that means running slower than usual. It also has the highest processing power and the best battery life we’ve ever seen. Apple’s 13- and 16-inches also come with the same chip but with a slower processor and longer battery life. It handles a lot of open apps and web tabs, and it can run several programs at once — ideal for anyone who needs to do a lot of audio, video, or photo editing. Although there are some improvements compared to the older models, this laptop has a unique touch bar. Back are the required HDMI and SD card ports, previously replaced by multiple USB-C ports.
4. Google Pixel Watch
- Price: $798
- Available at: Amazon.com
If there are people you interact with who would use a smartwatch, get them a Google Pixel Watch. It’s proving quite tricky to find your way around the interface – but it should be just as valuable as an iPhone, and it works with most Android phones. It’s also reasonably cheap, so you won’t have to break the bank to get it for someone.
5. Apple iPad Pro 2021
- Price: $1,318
- Available at: Amazon.com
The exterior design of the new iPad Pro 2020 stayed the same, and there are versions 11 and 12.2 inches. However, it has a different 2,732 x 2,048 resolution display than the current model. Its 12-megapixel resolution display on iPad Pro 2021 is different from the 12-megapixel version, with a resolution of 2,732 x 2,048.
6. Xbox Series S
- Price: $393
- Available at: Amazon.com
The Xbox S is among the most miniature expensive consoles available, but it’s also more convenient than most other consoles because games can be online. It’s less popular than many other Xbox consoles, but it works as well as any other Xbox 360 (although not in 4K). It also works perfectly with Microsoft’s Game Pass subscription service, including titles like “Halo Infinite” and ” Forza Horizon 5 “.
7. Sony Bravia 4K
- Price: $586
- Available at: Amazon.com
Why don’t you watch Kane win the Golden Boot live, in total clarity? Get into the mood and watch Harry Kane win the Golden Boot in precise detail. Sony’s very hi-def Bravio XR2 is one of the best displays in its price range with 4K gaming features, Odion-level graphics, and plenty of audio guns in its arsenal.
8. Sony Alpha ZV-E10
- Price: $744
- Available at: Amazon.com
Canon and Nikon are no longer the top-selling brands of cameras, and this camera proves that even in the vlogging industry, Sony is the best. It has 4k capabilities and can record video at 120 fps, making your videos clear and professional even when capturing slow-motion video.
It was terrific that small cameras could see that were mirrorless and had interchangeability for lenses. But, because this is a mirrorless camera, you can get an assortment of lenses to put on it with the 16-50mm lens.
It’s more than $500, but if you add a 16-50mm lens, this will be the most cost-effective vlogging camera. Even though it costs nearly $800, it is highly professional, and if you want to record the best quality vlogs, this is the camera for you.
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