Gift ideas by interest
Tech Gifts for Her
14 gift ideas for women who love tech, from small treats to splurges, with what to look for in each.
14 ideas, cheapest first. Price bands are typical; prices vary, so check before you buy.
Useful every day Upgrades to things she uses all the time
$25 to $50Useful every dayBluetooth item trackerFor keys, bags and suitcases that like to wander.
$25 to $50Useful every dayCompact power bankNever stuck at 2% again.
$50 to $100Useful every dayFitness tracker bandSimpler and cheaper than a smartwatch, with days of battery.
$50 to $100Useful every daySunrise alarm clockWakes her with slowly brightening light instead of a jarring beep, which makes dark winter mornings easier.
$100 to $200Useful every daySmart indoor gardenBuilt-in grow lights and self-watering: herbs and greens with no green thumb needed.
$100 to $200Useful every dayTemperature-control smart mugKeeps coffee hot for the busy person who forgets it on the desk.
$100 to $200Useful every dayWireless earbudsFor runs, commutes and calls.
$200 and upUseful every dayFitness smartwatchTracks runs, sleep and steps, and keeps notifications on her wrist.
$200 and upUseful every dayNoise-cancelling headphonesQuiet on planes, trains and open-plan offices.
$200 and upUseful every dayRobot vacuumTakes one chore off her list for good. (Only if she has asked for it.)Sentimental Photos, words and memories
Fun Small surprises and hobbies
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Buying for someone who loves tech
When she already has a hobby, she probably owns the basics, so look for upgrades, accessories and consumables rather than starter kits. A better version of a tool she uses all the time, a refill of something she runs out of, or an experience connected to the hobby are safe choices. If you are unsure what she already owns, ask a friend or family member, or choose something that gets used up. Keep the gift receipt in case she already has it.