The 52 Best Tech Gifts for Everyone on Your List

New year, new Apple watch— the 20 percent larger screen makes all the difference.

You can't really beat the gift that is complete peace of mind. This monitor comes darn close to achieving that by tracking levels of airborne chemicals, mold, humidity, toxins, and other gunk in the air.

This wireless charger fits up to three devices at a time, if the tech geek in your life is multi-phoned (or is Kevin Gates).

With a beautiful picture and a sleek, stylish design, LG’s OLED TV is one of the best on the market. Plus, it can connect to Amazon Alexa devices so your whole house is hooked up. 

Not only are these Apple airpods wireless and sweat and water resistant, but they are totally noise-cancelling. If they like an immersive sound experience, these are it.

Gift this to the person on your list who you can always rely on to carry hand sanitizer—it's an automatic soap dispenser that can be used in the kitchen or bathroom, whose touch-free technology will soothe any germophobic heart. (The sleek design doesn't hurt its appeal, either.) 

If you have a friend who is seemingly always redecorating, this smart bulb set is a great idea. It'll allow them to completely change the vibe of a room by swapping out their regular bulbs for a colorful option (these LED bulbs let you pick literally any hue); plus, because the bulbs are smart assistant-compatible, they can switch things up using voice commands. 

This remote control works with Fire TV, Roku, and Apple TV, giving you more options for entertainment. It also has a one-touch app setup, which means you don't need complex coding to pair. Vegging out has never been easier. 

This compact Echo display is perfect for those living in smaller spaces. It won't take up too much space, but it'll still turn their place into a smart home. 

Nintendo's excellent gaming console got a huge update this fall in the form of the truly portable, handheld Switch Lite. And as always, there are a huge selection of Switch games to choose from.

Bose Frames keep the load light on a sunny day by combining two essentials: sunglasses and wireless headphones. The frames have little speakers that stream music into your ears, undetectable to anyone around, while the shades (available in two styles) block the rays. Futuristic, right?

It's pretty damn hard to accidentally kill anything growing in this self-watering planter. That means fresh herbs and vegetables for months to come.

Gloves that heat up to protect hands against snow, frost, ice, and really freaking cold wind. That's the dream for anyone living in a very cold locale.

Trash cans get gunky, fast. But Simplehuman made one that opens and closes with an easy motion command. It's a dream to use for anyone with a critical eye for mess and germs.

This is the old-school Polaroid you once knew and loved. Whoever gets this gift is also getting the gift of time travel, back to the days of analog, and waiting those exciting few minutes while the film develops. (You know the drill: Shake it.)

A little flavor-enhancing smoke never hurt any cocktail (or food item, if we're being frank).

A smartwatch with an actual watch face: That's tech paired with good style sense. Fossil's timepiece is the best to use for everyday work tasks and to pair with everyday work looks. 

Not all of us know what the heck is happening under the hood of a car, even those of us who spend a lot of hours driving. Nonda's reader finds out what's healthy and what's not, and gives them the results though an easy-to-understand app. 

This smart frame makes digital art look, well, not like digital art. And it'll improve the look of family photos, too.

Teach kids the joys of artificial intelligence early on. mBot is a programmable playmate that makes use of S.T.E.M. coding skills to function and move.