If the non-stop Christmas music playing in your favorite brick-and-mortar stores didn't warn you, Christmas is right around the corner. If you need last-minute gifts for the tech enthusiast in your life, we've got good news. You don't have to shell out a small fortune to do this. If you need cheap gadgets to help fill those stockings hanging over the fireplace, or you need something for your office Secret Santa, look no further. These gadgets make great stocking stuffers for tech enthusiasts. Best of all, they won't cost you a small fortune.
SummaryTileAnker PowerWave MountQiaya Clamp Selfie LightWyze Indoor HD CameraRocketbook Everlast NotebookKamigami RobotBlue Light Blocking GlassesThe tile is an ingenious little device that ensures you never lose your keys again. In fact, the little square of plastic can be attached to just about anything you tend to misplace. The Tile app on your smartphone can then be used to "ring" your Tile, helping you narrow down its location.
Additionally, it supports 10W fast charging for compatible Samsung phones and 5W charging for iPhones. The PowerWave stand can also be flipped horizontally, acting as a stand for Netflix binging in landscape mode.
Do you have someone on your shopping list who is an aspiring Instagram influencer? If so, the Qiaya Clip-on Selfie Light can really up their selfie game. The clamp light is lightweight and extremely compact, making it ideal for phones, tablets and laptops.
The Qiaya can produce three levels of brightness to brighten the subject of the photo while darkening the entire background. Moreover, the Qiaya light also has a built-in rechargeable battery so users don't have to worry about fumbling with batteries.
For less than $30, you can get one of the best WiFi streaming cameras around. The Wyze Indoor HD camera lets you see inside your home at all times using your mobile device. Additionally, when live streaming, the Wyze camera allows users to establish two-way communication.
In addition, the Wyze camera has automatic motion and sound recording. When the camera detects motion or sound, the Wyze camera records a video clip and uploads it to the cloud. Users can access these clips remotely from their mobile devices for added peace of mind.
For around $30, you can give someone on your list a notebook that will last them a lifetime. the Rocketbook is an eco-friendly laptop that can be used over and over again. Rocketbook's specially formulated pages can be cleaned with a damp microfiber cloth.
Additionally, with the Rocketbook app, users can upload their handwritten notes to popular cloud storage services including Dropbox, Google Drive, Evernote, iCloud and more. Additionally, the Rocketbook has a "smart" feature, allowing note takers to quickly and easily search for their notes digitally.
Do you know a kid who is interested in computers and coding? If so, Robot Kamigamis are the perfect gift. First, kids assemble the robot with lightweight, bendable plastic sheets. Once the robot is assembled, the kid-friendly app is used to program the robot.
In addition to driving, running and fighting, Kamigami robots teach coding logic by letting kids design their own actions. Robots have a high potential for creativity; however, anyone can get started without programming skills.
The blue light emitted by electronic devices can cause significant eye strain and even interfere with people's natural sleep cycles. If you know someone who spends a lot of time in front of a screen, blue light blocking glasses can help reduce the negative effects of blue light.
Although there are many anti-blue light glasses on the market, TIJN offers popular and inexpensive glasses. Plus, they come in a variety of styles and colors. This makes them perfect for someone who doesn't want to sacrifice their sense of style when battling eye strain.
What stocking stuffers have you bought for the tech enthusiasts on your list? Let us know in the comments!
