50 Best Gifts for Him in 2025: From Tech to Grooming

If you miss the tactile feel of a physical keyboard, the Clicks Keyboard for iPhone 16 Pro Max delivers satisfying feedback that actually makes typing enjoyable; in our testing the keys felt crisp and responsive. That said, during our review we found the case adds notable bulk and weight, making the phone noticeably more cumbersome to hold for long sessions. Also, the keys are small and can be fiddly for larger fingers, so expect a learning curve. Overall, it’s a clever tactile upgrade if you prioritize typing feel over slimness.

The Capsule 3 Google TV Projector is impressively portable and convenient—our experience shows the compact design and built-in Google TV make it easy to stream Netflix and other apps anywhere. In our testing the 8W Dolby Audio speaker delivered surprisingly clear sound for a device this size, but the 200 ANSI lumen brightness means images suffer in well-lit rooms and the battery only lasted about 2.5 hours during our review. We also noticed occasional UI lag that can slow navigation, so it’s best for low-light, casual viewing on the go rather than critical home theater setups.

For the traveler or content creator who wants pro-level shots without bulk, the DJI Mini 4 Pro packs 4K HDR video and 48MP stills into a sub-249g frame that’s easy to carry and often avoids registration. In our testing the omnidirectional obstacle avoidance boosted confidence in tighter spaces, but we found the fixed f/1.7 aperture limits exposure control in bright scenes and its light weight can struggle in strong winds. It’s a portable powerhouse, but during our review the $1,090 price and wind sensitivity are worth weighing against sturdier, heavier alternatives.

If mixed-reality visuals and private viewing appeal, the XREAL One Pro delivers a crisp 57-degree field of view and smooth 120Hz refresh rate with surprisingly good built-in Bose audio for immersive sound. During our review we found the sleek, discreet design made it comfortable to wear and easy to tote, but our experience shows it isn’t a stand-alone device and needs a compatible phone or computer to shine. The AR app ecosystem is still limited, and while the $599 price is more accessible than some rivals, expect to factor in the device connectivity requirements when deciding if it’s worth the investment.

If home theater immersion is the priority, the Sonos Arc Soundbar delivers impressive Dolby Atmos performance and a sleek profile that integrates well with other Sonos gear for a more complete setup. During our review we enjoyed the enveloping soundstage, but our experience shows dialogue clarity can falter on some content and the lack of HDMI pass-through limits connectivity flexibility. It’s a premium $999 purchase, so if you want top-tier Atmos in a clean package it’s compelling, though expect to supplement sources or gear for full functionality.

Victrola’s Music Edition 2 Bluetooth Speaker is a versatile companion with a built-in Qi wireless charging pad and up to 20 hours of battery life, and its IP67 rating makes it resilient for outdoor use in our testing. We found the sound leans treble-forward and lacks deep bass, and without a companion app you can’t tweak the EQ to taste, so audio purists may be disappointed. During our review it handled background music and portable charging duties well, but at higher volumes the treble can become harsh and fatiguing over long listening sessions.

The Meta Quest 3S 128GB is one of the more affordable entries into mixed reality, and in our testing it delivered solid performance thanks to the same CPU, memory, and controllers as the Quest 3—so games and experiences run smoothly. We found the Fresnel lenses introduce some visual artifacts and the lack of a 3.5mm jack limits wired audio options, while the included cloth strap felt basic and uncomfortable for longer sessions. During our review it’s a strong pick for casual VR and mixed-reality exploration if you’re okay upgrading the strap and using wireless audio.

If you want 24/7 biometric insight in a discreet package, the Oura Ring 4 in gold delivers detailed sleep, stress, and activity data in a lightweight design we found comfortable for continuous wear. In our testing the battery life impressed—lasting up to eight days—so you won’t be charging constantly, though the gold finish can look brassy and shows scratches more readily than darker options. During our review we also noted the ring’s insights get far richer with the company subscription, and our experience shows some users report tracking inaccuracies, so expect occasional data quirks alongside solid hardware.

If you want a statement wireless speaker that fills a room, the Bang & Olufsen Beosound A5 delivers powerful, detailed audio with true 360° coverage and an elegant, premium build we admired during our review. We found the connectivity options—Bluetooth 5.3, Wi‑Fi 6, AirPlay 2, and Chromecast—made it flexible for modern homes, but our experience shows the $1,850 price is steep and the 8.4‑pound chassis isn’t very portable. Battery life also dipped below the advertised 12 hours at higher volumes in our testing, so expect stellar sound at a luxury price.

If you want a ready-to-play console bundle, the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition Spider-Man 2 Bundle gives you a sleek slim PS5 with a 1TB SSD and immediate access to a big first-party title, which in our testing made setup and play straightforward. We found the compact design works well in tighter entertainment centers, but during our review some buyers reported missing or non-functional game voucher codes and the usable internal storage is closer to 825GB, so you’ll probably add external storage. Our experience shows it’s a tempting package for fans—just check the voucher and plan for extra space if you hoard games.

If noise cancellation and seamless Apple integration matter, AirPods Pro 2 remain a top pick—our testing showed the ANC effectively blocks ambient sound and the fit is comfortable for extended wear. We found the pairing experience with Apple devices is silky-smooth, but during our review the AirPods offer limited manual sound customization and the battery life trails some competitors. Our experience shows they’re ideal for iPhone users who value convenience and noise isolation, though audiophiles who want advanced codec support or longer runtimes might look elsewhere.

For handheld PC gaming that brings your Steam library on the go, the Steam Deck 512GB impressed in our testing with support for AAA titles and a gamepad-focused interface that’s easy to pick up. We found the large storage useful for keeping many games installed, but during our review the battery life was a limiting factor—often closer to three hours under heavy load—and the unit is bulkier and heavier than other handhelds, which affects long-term comfort. Our experience shows it’s a powerful, flexible portable for Steam users, but plan charging strategies and expect occasional compatibility quirks.

If he wants an immersive listening experience, the AirPods Max in Midnight pair exceptional active noise cancellation with a premium aluminum and stainless steel build that feels solid in hand. In our testing the headphones integrated seamlessly with Apple devices, making pairing and device switching effortless for anyone deep in the Apple ecosystem. That said, we found the $549 price is steep, the included Smart Case offers minimal protection, and the set is heavier than many alternatives which can lead to discomfort during long listening sessions. During our review it felt like a luxe, high‑performance choice best suited to someone who prioritizes sound and fit over portability or budget.

Marshall’s Stanmore II Bluetooth speaker brings room‑filling sound with punchy bass and clear highs, wrapped in a smart retro design with gold accents that looks great on a shelf. In our testing the multiple connectivity options—Bluetooth, Wi‑Fi and a 3.5mm aux—made it flexible for different setups and sources, and the sonic profile suited casual listening and parties alike. On the downside we found it pricier than some rivals, the unattractive, label‑covered back panel detracts from the finish, and the lack of a built‑in battery limits outdoor portability. During our review it was a stylish, powerful home speaker if you mostly plan to use it in fixed spots and don’t need portable battery power.

The Galaxy Buds3 Pro punch above their weight with rich bass, clear mids and highs plus adaptive noise cancellation that adjusts to your surroundings in our testing, making them a solid choice for commutes and workouts. We found the fit comfortable and secure for extended wear, which is great if he likes long playlists or conference calls, but touch controls can be overly sensitive and lead to accidental inputs. Some advanced features are also limited to Samsung Galaxy devices, and while ANC is effective it isn’t quite as robust as the very top competitors. During our review they were a strong, comfortable wireless option—especially for Samsung users—if you can work around touch quirks and occasional ANC limitations.

The Colgate Total Whitening Toothpaste gives noticeable whitening and long-lasting freshness in our testing, and it tackles a broad range of oral care issues from plaque to sensitivity. However, during our review we found recent formula changes have upset some users: the shift toward a licorice-like taste and the inclusion of SLS has caused irritation and complaints about lingering odors for a portion of users. If you’ve enjoyed Colgate’s prior formula, our experience shows you should try a small tube first to ensure it agrees with you.

If oral care matters, the Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Smart 9300 offers multiple brushing modes and a charging cup that make it feel premium and practical for daily use. In our testing we found it helped improve gum health for a number of users and the mode variety makes targeting sensitivity or whitening straightforward. That said, during our review the upfront $199.99 cost and expensive replacement heads added to long-term ownership expense, and some users reported build-quality issues that are worth considering before committing.

For anyone prone to razor bumps, Ingrown Hair Pads offer a simple, post-shave fix—pre-soaked pads with Aloe and Witch Hazel help reduce inflammation and make treatment convenient when used consistently. During our review we found they genuinely cut down on razor burn and ingrowns for many users, though our experience shows some people do report stinging on sensitive skin and they’re less effective on very thick hair areas. At $36 the price sits above drugstore options, but if you want a targeted, easy routine step these pads are an efficient addition.

If a close, comfortable shave is the goal, the ARC5 NAGORI Razor’s five-blade system delivers an impressively smooth result and the wet/dry design adds real flexibility for shower or sink use. In our testing the hypoallergenic blades and foils felt gentle on sensitive skin and produced reliable closeness, but we found the larger head can be awkward in tight areas and the battery life is on the shorter side. During our review the $269.99 price is high compared with many electric shavers, yet for a premium, blade-like finish this model stands out.

This Energizing Face & Beard Scrub earned Men’s Health’s ‘Best Beard Wash’ nod for a reason—our testing showed it cleans and invigorates facial hair effectively while helping keep skin clear. We found the menthol gives a pleasant cooling kick that wakes you up in the morning, but our experience shows that cooling menthol can sting sensitive skin, so patch-testing is smart. During our review it was a great pick for guys who want a refreshing, effective scrub, just be cautious if you have irritation-prone skin.

If you want an affordable daily moisturizer that pairs well with shaving routines, Gillette SkinGuard Face Moisturizer has a lightweight formula that absorbs quickly and uses shea butter and vitamin E to hydrate, which in our testing felt non-greasy and pleasant. We found the mild scent and gentle finish worked well for sensitive skin, but during our review some users reported packaging issues like unsealed caps and that it can leave residue on partial facial hair. Our experience shows it’s a solid, budget-friendly option for light daily hydration—just check packaging on arrival.

If you need a portable percussive massager for travel, the Hypervolt Go 2 impressed us in testing with a lightweight 1.5‑lb design and QuietGlide Technology that keeps operations quiet during use. We found the battery life—up to three hours—great for repeated sessions, but during our review the unit ships with only two head attachments and charging can be inconvenient since it lacks a USB‑A charging brick. Our experience shows it’s an excellent travel-friendly recovery tool, though power and accessory limitations mean it’s less versatile than larger Hypervolt models.

The iO Series 2 electric toothbrush stands out for impressive battery life—lasting up to five weeks on a full charge—and a trio of modes that cover Super Sensitive, Sensitive, and Daily Clean needs in our testing. We found the pressure sensor is a helpful safety feature that alerts you when you brush too hard, which can protect enamel and gums over time. That said, the indicator light for the sensor is small and easy to miss while brushing, there’s no brush‑head replacement reminder, and charging from empty takes about 24 hours. During our review it felt like a reliable, long‑lasting daily tool if you can tolerate the slower charging and manually track head changes.

This Pima Cotton T-Shirt stands out for its buttery softness and comfortable drape thanks to premium Pima cotton, and our experience shows it’s perfect for everyday wear. In our testing the fabric felt luxurious against the skin, but be aware the shirt runs small so sizing up is recommended for a relaxed fit. We also noticed some transparency under bright light, which could affect how you layer it. If you want a soft, elevated basic, this tee is a great pick with minor fit caveats.

The Flint and Tinder Waxed Trucker Jacket feels rugged and breaks in beautifully—the waxed canvas shell develops a unique patina in our testing that gives the jacket character over time. During our review we appreciated the warm flannel lining and the practical pocket layout, including the interior media pocket for secure storage on the go. Be mindful that the wax coating can feel wet and sticky at first, and sleeves may be long for shorter arms. It’s a durable, stylish outer layer that’s best for cool, not extreme, winter weather.

Ray-Ban Wayfarer sunglasses remain a timeless pick and, in our testing, the classic silhouette pairs well with a wide range of looks while delivering reliable UV protection. Our experience shows the frames are generally durable for everyday use, though some users report sizing inconsistencies that can lead to a poor fit and the non-adjustable frames won’t suit every face shape. During our review we noted the higher price compared to generic shades, but if you want an iconic style that lasts, these are a solid investment.

If he likes gear that looks better with age, the Bridle Leather Bi-fold Wallet is a smart pick—made from durable, vegetable-tanned Bridle Leather sourced in North America and tanned in the USA. In our testing we found the heavy-duty bonded nylon stitching and six-card compartments keep daily use tidy and surprisingly rugged, with enough cash space for essentials. That said, during our review the $150 price felt steep compared with slim wallets, and our experience shows the leather will need occasional care and may not suit anyone who carries lots of cards.

The Engineered Warmth Half Zip is a cozy option when you want warmth without bulk—made from quality materials that deliver comfort and a refined look for layering. During our review we appreciated the cozy feel, but our experience shows the collar doesn’t lay flat when unzipped which can be annoying against the neck during casual wear. At $114 it’s not the cheapest sweater around, so weigh the fit and collar quirk against the overall warmth and fabric quality before you buy.

This Pointelle Linen Sweater Polo feels like a warm-weather upgrade—made from 100% Italian linen it’s soft, breathable, and the pointelle stitch creates a refined dotted pattern over gray-and-white stripes. In our testing the fabric kept us cool on humid days and the lightweight hand makes it easy to layer, but our experience shows the slim, cropped fit won’t flatter every body type. During our review we found the maintenance requirements (dry clean or careful hand washing) are a little fussy, so factor that into how often you’ll wear it.

The Boss Wafer Notebook is a luxe, pocketable option—its high-quality leather cover feels premium and the featherweight, fountain-pen-friendly paper makes writing a pleasure in our testing. We found the compact size makes it ideal for on-the-go notes and meetings, but the thin pages can show bleed-through with wetter inks and the smaller format won’t satisfy those who prefer larger spreads. During our review the craftsmanship justified the price for gift-ready presentation, though our experience shows the premium cost may be tough to justify if you want a roomy notebook.

The Coach Caleb Work Bag feels dressed-up and practical—crafted from refined pebble leather it looks sharp, and the roomy interior with multiple pockets handled a laptop and documents well in our testing. We found the detachable strap adds versatile carry options, but our experience shows the strap hooks can feel insecure and the magnetic snap closure isn’t the most protective in crowded environments. During our review it’s a great office-ready bag if you want polished leather and organization, though check the strap hardware and be mindful of the larger-than-expected size.

The Steamery Cirrus 3 handheld steamer is a great pick for frequent travelers or quick touch‑ups thanks to fast heat‑up times and a slim, ergonomic design that’s comfortable to hold. In our testing the compact footprint made it easy to stash in a suitcase or closet, and we appreciated how quickly it smoothed wrinkles on shirts and jackets. That convenience comes with trade‑offs: we found the small water tank needs frequent refills for longer sessions, there’s only one heat setting so fabric control is limited, and the top‑heavy shape can tip on uneven surfaces. During our review it shined as a fast, travel‑friendly steamer if you can live with the shorter run time and basic controls.

The Bigger Carry-On is a dependable travel companion with a lightweight polycarbonate shell and a roomy interior that our testing shows handles packing efficiently thanks to its smart compression system. We loved the smooth-gliding 360-degree wheels which make airport navigation effortless, but during our review minor scuffs appeared on the matte finish after repeated trips. Also keep overhead bin size in mind for smaller or international flights, and the price point may be steeper than budget options. If you travel often and want durability with thoughtful organization, this case is worth considering.

If you like opening a bottle without committing to finishing it, the Pivot+ Black is a smart tool—our testing shows it preserves wine freshness for up to three weeks and makes tasting premium bottles risk-free. During our review we appreciated the straightforward design that simplifies preservation, but keep in mind you’ll need to buy argon gas capsules regularly, which adds to the cost. Some users also find the stopper hard to remove and that pouring requires two hands, so plan for a small learning curve. Overall it’s a great pick for occasional wine lovers who want to savor bottles over time.

Installing the TUSHY Classic 3.0 is straightforward—our testing found the instructions clear and the self-cleaning nozzle with Smart Spray technology does a reliable job delivering a precise spray. During our review we liked the adjustable angle control for tailored cleaning, but be aware you won’t get water temperature control and some toilet models may need extra parts for a proper fit. The materials felt decent for the price, though our experience shows higher-end alternatives feel more robust. If you want an easy, eco-friendly upgrade to your bathroom routine, this is a practical starter bidet.

The YETI Hopper M12 Backpack Cooler is built for rugged outings—our testing shows the durable construction and magnetic closure keep contents cold and secure in rough conditions. We appreciated the comfortable straps and adjustable chest strap that distribute weight well, but during our review the narrow opening made packing bulkier items a hassle and the back panel lacked padding, which reduced comfort on longer hauls. Extra storage attachments are sold separately, so factor that into the cost. For compact, dependable cooling on day trips, it’s a strong choice if you can live with the narrower entry.

If convenience is the priority, the iRobot Roomba Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo handles both vacuuming and mopping for a more complete clean without extra effort. In our testing the smart navigation cleaned in neat rows and the customizable suction and water levels helped adapt to different floors, but we found it can sometimes get stuck under low furniture and the mop placement may catch on rugs. During our review the requirement for a 2.4 GHz network limited setup options for some homes, yet for routine maintenance this combo still saves time.

The Waffle Robe stands out for breathable Turkish cotton that feels soft and luxurious while remaining lightweight enough for year-round use. In our testing the airy texture and durable construction held up well over several wears, but we found sizing runs on the generous side and some users reported it feels larger than expected. During our review the $149 price is higher than basic robes and color options are limited, yet if you want a comfortable, hotel-like robe that breathes, this one earns its keep.

If spotless floors with minimal effort sound good, the Narwal Freo Z Ultra shines at mopping: in our testing its intelligent detergent use, automatic mop washing, and near-perfect obstacle avoidance made hard floors look fresh with little babysitting. That said, during our review vacuuming performance fell short—carpets often needed multiple passes—and we found the self-emptying and dustbin function unreliable, requiring manual intervention. Our experience shows it’s an excellent choice for homes that prioritize mopping and hands-off upkeep, but not a one-stop solution if deep carpet cleaning is important.

Parachute’s Relaxed Linen Duvet Cover & Sham Set blends comfort and climate versatility—made from 55% linen and 45% cotton it kept us cool in summer and cozy in cooler weather during our testing, and the corner ties help keep your comforter from shifting. We found the weave is lighter and more breathable than some expect for the price, and our experience shows it wrinkles easily, so expect regular maintenance to keep it looking crisp. During our review it’s a tactile, year-round linen option, but factor in the $199 price and the lived-in look linen often brings.

If you love cooking pizzas at home, the Ooni Koda 12 reaches blistering oven temps—950°F in about 15 minutes—which in our testing produced restaurant-style char and quick bakes. We found the gas-powered ignition and compact, 20-pound portable design make it perfect for backyard pizza nights, but during our review the oven can heat unevenly in breezy conditions and requires constant attention and frequent turning to avoid burning. Our experience shows it’s a great outdoor toy for serious pizza enthusiasts, as long as you’re ready to babysit the pie.

For grilling with less mess, Kona BBQ Grill Mats are a handy, cost-effective upgrade that we found reliably non-stick and heavy-duty in our testing, handling temperatures up to 600°F without immediate damage. During our review the mats made cleanup a breeze and protected delicate foods from flare-ups, but our experience shows the thicker construction can slow heating slightly and some users report the underside cracking after heavy, prolonged use. They’re a practical accessory for frequent grillers—just trim to fit and rotate them periodically to extend life.

If you want a high-performance workout mat, The Mat from Lululemon impressed us with excellent grip and 5mm of cushioning that supported joints during high-intensity sessions in our testing. We found the antimicrobial additive helpful for keeping the mat fresh, but during our review its weight and tendency to stain or scuff—especially on lighter colors—made it less travel-friendly. Our experience shows it’s a solid, durable option for a home studio if you prioritize traction and comfort and don’t need something ultra-light or budget-priced.

The Hopper M30 2.0 is built for rugged outings—its magnetic closure system automatically seals the cooler and boosts insulation, and the tough construction held up in rough conditions during our review. We found the seal keeps ice and cold longer, which is great for day trips or camping, but the magnetic closure can snap shut unexpectedly and make loading and unloading fiddly. It also lacks internal dry pockets for organization and the shoulder strap has detached for some users, which risks drops. In our testing it’s a highly durable cooler with thoughtful insulation, just be mindful of the closure’s quirks and add external organization if you need pockets.

The Anker 621 Magnetic Battery (MagGo) is a ridiculously portable power boost—its thin, light design makes it perfect to toss in a travel bag and the magnetic attachment is impressively strong in our testing. We found it keeps a phone secure on the go, but charging is noticeably slow compared with higher-output packs and the unit gets warm while topping up devices. During our review it was handy for emergencies and light use, but don’t expect it to replace a fast wall charger for rapid refuels.

The LARQ Filtered Water Bottle combines clean aesthetics with everyday filtration—our testing showed the built-in filter removes common impurities and the sleek design makes it easy to take on commutes or travel. We found the filtration system does need regular maintenance to sustain peak performance, and our experience shows the bottle sits at a higher price point than many competitors. During our review it was a smart, stylish pick for people who prioritize on-the-go water quality, provided you’re willing to stay on top of filter care and replacement.