1Logitech MX Master 3S mouse
Tech lovers spend all day with a mouse in their hand, and the MX Master 3S is the one many of them rate as the best. Its MagSpeed wheel flies through long documents, the clicks are almost silent and it tracks even on glass. It can switch between computers, and the shape fits a hand properly.
Pros
- Super-fast MagSpeed scrolling.
- Near-silent clicks.
- Works across several computers.
Cons
- Built for right-handers only.
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2Apple AirTag 4-pack
Tech lovers like gadgets that quietly solve a problem, and AirTags stop keys, bags and luggage going missing. The new AirTag is louder, finds things from further away and points them straight to a lost item with Precision Finding. The battery lasts over a year and can be swapped.
Pros
- Finds keys, bags and luggage.
- Louder with longer range.
- Replaceable battery.
Cons
- Works with iPhone and iPad only.
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3Anker MagGo 3-in-1 foldable charger
Charging a phone, watch and earbuds usually means three cables. Anker's MagGo folds into a pocket-sized square and charges all three at once, with fast 15W Qi2 charging for the phone. It comes with its own 40W plug, so it's ready to use on the bedside table or in a travel bag.
Pros
- Charges three devices at once.
- Folds small for travel.
- Plug included.
Cons
- Best for iPhone and Apple Watch owners.
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4Raspberry Pi 5
The Raspberry Pi is the tiny computer tinkerers turn into anything, from a retro games console to a home server or weather station. The Pi 5 is the fastest yet, up to three times quicker than the last model, and it can drive two 4K screens. It's a gift that becomes a new project.
Pros
- Endless project ideas.
- Fastest Pi yet.
- Made in the UK.
Cons
- They'll need a power supply, case and memory card too.
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5Keychron K2 mechanical keyboard
A mechanical keyboard makes typing feel satisfying, and the Keychron K2 is a favourite first one. It's a compact 75% layout that keeps the arrow keys, connects to three devices by Bluetooth or by cable, and works with Mac and Windows. The switches can be swapped later if they get hooked.
Pros
- Satisfying to type on.
- Compact but keeps arrow keys.
- Mac and Windows.
Cons
- Clicky blue switches are loud in shared offices.
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What to buy someone who loves technology
Tech lovers often own the big gadgets already, so smart accessories and projects work best. The best gifts for tech lovers improve something they use every day. Check whether they use iPhone or Android first. A Raspberry Pi suits anyone who likes to tinker.
How we picked these gifts for tech lovers
We picked each product for what tech lovers enjoy and because it makes sense as a present. The order is our own choice. The pros and cons come from published product details, not customer reviews.
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