20 Stylish Tech Gifts to Wrap Up This Holiday Season

“The arc mouse is such a game changer for working from home,” Swanson explains. Of course, the unique design will catch anyone’s eye, but that curved silhouette brings more to the table than its looks. The design actually maximizes comfort.

Swanson loves most things from cult-favorite Danish homeware designer HAY, but this little toaster is particularly irresistible. It comes in three clever color-combos and matches the brand’s line of enamel serveware.

“No matter the season, you can grow anything in this planter, from fresh herbs to salad greens to edible flowers,” Swanson explains. There’s no need to have a green thumb— it also does all of the work for you.

“If you’re anything like me, you’re toting your laptop around with you everywhere these days,” Swanson says. “With two USB ports and plenty of impeccable color combinations to suit your space, this is truly the top-notch tech gift all could use.”

As more of us are spending much of our time at home, air quality has become the new quarantine commodity. The Molekule air purifier breaks down pollutants using nanotechnology, and is ideal for small spaces.

“I love the Nest smart speaker for its Google Assistant command capabilities and its robust sound,” says Swanson.

“Here’s an alarm clock that wakes you up gradually, mimicking the natural sunrise,” says Swanson. Of course, you don’t have to wake up at the crack of dawn. Use the settings to customize the best time to rise and shine.

Swanson has appreciated the iPad for its ability to double as a second monitor. The dreamy mint color and paper-thin design make it even more desirable.

“The sharp, minimalist shape and primary color palette reminiscent of the Bauhaus make this turntable an instant winner for the vinyl-lover on your list,” says Swanson.

The design of this humidifier actually looks like a chic vase that’ll fit right in with any room’s decor.

“The candy-coated retro design of this portable bluetooth speaker makes it more than gift-worthy,” says Swanson. “But what I love most is its FM radio capabilities for times when I’m sick of my Spotify playlists and would rather let a real disc jockey curate for once!”

Go old school and wrap up a retro polaroid camera for the gadget lover in your life. “I, for one, will be including my instant photos in a (very crazy) 2020 time capsule,” admits Swanson.

At a time when movie theaters are sadly inadvisable, this television serves up a crystal-clear picture and more than satisfies the need for at-home entertainment.

“As winter approaches and temperatures drop, fire pits are quickly becoming the ultimate it-list item for anyone interested in safe, socially-distanced outdoor entertaining,” says Swanson. “The smokeless feature of the solo stove model makes it my favorite.”

This one looks like a suitcase, but it’s actually a disguised tabletop grill—is perfect for entertaining outdoors, no matter the size of your space.

“This Fitbit has everything you could need from a smartwatch,” says Swanson, from built-in GPS to Spotify capabilities, so you can leave your phone at home.

These chic and sleek wireless bluetooth-enabled earbuds with a matte finish and high-quality sound are at the top of the shopping list for Swanson.

“This cute, two-in-one toaster oven and air fryer is essentially the grown-up ‘easy bake oven’ of my dreams,” says Swanson.