Gifts for chronic phone-droppers, night-runners, and even kids learning to code
Photo: courtesy of retailers Everyone, no matter their age, will appreciate finding some sort of useful gadget at the bottom of their stocking. So to help you find winning and affordable alternatives to the commonplace chocolate bars, lip balms, and tiny soaps, we sifted through our archive of tech and tech-adjacent products. Here are the 29 best techy stocking stuffers we’ve recommended, all of which will run you $30 bucks or less.
$31 for 2 at Amazon Buy $31 for 2 at Amazon Buy … And they’d like a low-maintenance pet Tamagotchi Electronic Game, Blue/Silver Round out their ’90s-themed stocking with a Tamagotchi! $14 at Amazon Buy $14 at Amazon Buy If they’re too clumsy for AirPods 4. SoundPEATS Bluetooth Wireless 4.1 Magnetic Earphones These headphones are harder to drop or lose than AirPods — and less expensive to replace if they do go missing.
$30 at Amazon Buy $30 at Amazon Buy If they’re always late Simple Design Analog Watch with Resin Band This sleek forest-green watch is so cheap you could put one in everyone’s stocking. It’s also available in red, teal, all black, and black with a white face. $26 for 3 at Amazon Buy $23 for 3 at eBay Buy If they worry about the effects of their screen time Gudzws Anti Blue Light Glasses Retro Round Unisex The problem with blue-light-blocking glasses is that most of them are ugly. These, and a bunch of others we found on Amazon, however are actually pretty nice-looking.
$15 at Amazon Buy $15 at Amazon Buy If they’re a kid into coding Kamigami Lina Ladybug Robot $17 Once they’ve finished building this paper robot, kids can program it to do different things via a free phone app.
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