Looking for a gift for a fellow who’s got all the latest tech gizmos? He’s impossible to shop for! One of these tech gift ideas for men who have everything is sure to surprise him (because he’s got everything … or does he?)
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$449 from Amazon
File under: toys for big boys. This foldable drone captures 4K video and 12-megapixel stills and can fly for up to 31 minutes on a full charge.
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$1,200 from Best Buy
Audiophiles and professional reviewers alike rave about this direct-drive Technics record player. It’s got a phono preamp so it can plug right into his receiver or fancy self-powered speakers. Available in black or silver, it comes with a two-year warranty
Price varies from Cameo
If your fella doesn’t want anything material, then give him an experience that he won’t forget: a personal video message from his favorite actor, athlete, musician, reality TV personality, or other celeb — which can then be shared on his social media platform of choice. There are literally thousands of famous (and not-so-famous) people to choose from on Cameo, and prices vary accordingly. Football legend Brett Favre goes for $400; so does former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
$299 from Amazon
For the guy who has every gaming device known to mankind, there’s the latest iteration of the Oculus virtual reality gaming headset. All he needs is a Facebook account and the smartphone app to get going.
$4,499 from Sur La Table
Know a coffee snob, er, coffee connoisseur who demands the best? You can’t get any fancier at Sur La Table than this robo-barista in a box. With 21 programmed brew options, your man with everything can enjoy everything from brewed coffee to a latte macchiato, heat water for green or black tea, and foam milk.
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$7,000 from Specialized
Self-powered bikes are so last year! This Specialized electric road bike has a lightweight carbon-fiber frame and a range of up to 80 miles on a full charge. The optional range extender gives riders an extra 40 miles to ride.
$135 from Amazon
Why use a regular coffee mug when you can sip your brew from a rechargeable, microprocessor-enabled coffee mug? Use the app to monitor, adjust, and set custom temperatures for up to 90 minutes, so every sip is perfect for him, no matter what's inside.
$1,495 from Mirror
Think of this as the Peloton of mirrors. Or, something like that. As with Peloton and other high-end fitness gear, the Mirror connects you with fitness instructors for live workouts that range from tai-chi to boxing to HIIT. He can customize workouts to achieve his fitness goals or opt in for one-on-one training sessions for an additional fee.
$95 from Nordstrom
There are insulated water bottles galore, but this isn’t just any water bottle. The rechargeable 17-ounce Larq has an internal UV light that is designed to eliminate germs and other nasty stuff that may be lurking in your drinking water. Available in four colors.
$29,799 and up from Harley-Davidson
Get his (electric) motor running and head out on the highway with this bespoke electric Harley, the company’s first. It gets up to 146 miles on a full charge and has three different ride modes. Available in three colors.
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$499 from Chewy
Cleaning a cat's litter box is another of those repetitive tasks that technology has a solution for, though you can pay a pretty penny for the privilege. Case in point is the Litter Robot. Cheap it isn't, but reviewers at Good Housekeeping and Popular Mechanics give it the thumbs-up, as do buyers at Chewy, for being highly effective at doing its job. You can even monitor its performance via an app … if that's your thing. But if spending $500 seems excessive, PetSafe's line of self-cleaning litter boxes also get good reviews from Amazon buyers and cost less than half the price of the Litter Robot.
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$199 from Bespoke Post
For the guy whose role model is James Bond, there’s this high-tech “stash case,” designed to keep prying fingers away from your stuff. Control access via app and use your phone to lock or unlock it with a password, fingerprint ID, or facial recognition. Available in two finishes; measures 6 inches by 2.9 inches by 1 inch.
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$98 from Ozma Records
The perfect soundtrack for space geeks, record nerds, and PBS binge-watchers of a certain age, this three-album set replicates the audio content engraved on the Golden Disc aboard the Voyager spacecraft. The boxed set includes a 96-page booklet about the original mission and recording, plus an essay by the Golden Disc’s producer.
$1,600 from Amazon
Pelotons aren't the only fancy interactive exercise bicycle you can buy, as this Cheapism reader buy demonstrates. It is Bluetooth- and Wi-Fi-ready, and it comes with a one-year membership to iFit and its library of live and recorded studio fitness classes.
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$1,495 and up from Amazon
The guy who’s got everything techno surely has a wardrobe to match. Give him this LG steam closet to keep those threads looking sharp; it removes wrinkles, freshens and sanitizes fabrics. Available in three colors.
$720 from Best Buy
If that guy who’s got everything also has an opinion about anything, perhaps he’d like to start podcasting his thoughts to the interwebs. This package contains everything a wannabe podcaster could need: microphone, four-channel digital recorder, and eight-channel mixer.
$540 from Amazon
The Ninebot can travel up to 10 mph and cover nearly 14 miles on a full charge. Did we mention that you steer with your knees? Better buy him a safety helmet to go with it.
$5,999 and up from Apple
For the true techie who demands serious computing power and has a refined sense of style, there’s the latest edition of Apple’s iconic Mac Pro. The tower PC comes with a 3.5GHz 8‑core Intel Xeon W processor, 256GB SSD storage, and plenty of upgrades that can push the final price tag to $20,000 or more.
$33,196 from Williams-Sonoma
Okay, so this isn’t exactly high tech. But every so often, every man needs to unplug and tap into that primal need to cook meat over an open flame. The Kalamazoo grill has a chain-driven spoked wheel that raises and lowers the 726-square-inch grill rack and rotisserie over coals for heat control. It includes two 16,000-BTU side burners for heating sauces and sides, a high-powered 55,000-BTU ignition, and compatibility with propane or natural gas fuel sources.
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$3,199 and up from Amazon
If you're going to spend more than $3,000, you may as well feel good about doing so. And based on most user reviews, this heated massage chair delivers with more than a dozen massage modes, built-in speakers, and wireless control from a smartphone (Android only). Available in four colors.
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