Shop Oprah's Favorite Things List 2025
Oprah's Favorite Things List Has Major Gems, Including an Under-$100 Air Fryer
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In our minds, the holiday gifting season doesn't officially start until Oprah delivers her trusted annual gift guide. Lucky for us, she wasted no time stamping her cosign on the year's most coveted products with her highly anticipated Oprah's 2025 Favorite Things list.
There's a bevy of genius gift ideas for everyone in your life, whether it's an ambitious woman, tech-obsessed guy, or picky teenager. In fact, the official guide features designated sections that organize products by their respective categories, including stylish gifts, beauty gifts, and even self-care gifts.
We know the struggle of shopping for last-minute gifts all too well, so get ahead of it this year to make for a stress-free holiday season. These presents will sell out in a matter of days, so purchase them while you can. Check out all of our top selects from her list of goodies ahead.
Olive Oil
Chateau D'Estoublon Picholine 2020 French Extra Virgin Olive Oil ($65)
Most olive oils don't come in a bottle this beautiful, and that's a shame! This French extra virgin olive oil, made from Picholine olives in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, makes for the perfect gift for hostesses.
A Chic Handbag
JW Pei Harlee Shoulder Bag ($99)
This shoulder bag is amazing for people who love a minimalist look that's also on-trend. The asymmetrical design gives it a slight edge, while the long strap makes it easy to put on your shoulder even with a winter coat on. Shop our favorite JW Pei bags on Amazon for more where that came from.
Air Fryer
Cosori TurboBlaze 6 Quart Smart Air Fryer ($130)
If you know a friend who has a busy household, or you need an easier way of cooking for yourself, this six-quart device will become your best friend. It offers delicious crispiness up to 46 percent faster, plus easy cleanup. Read our review of the Cosori TurboBlaze 6 Quart Smart Air Fryer for more details.
Editor Quote: "I love that this air fryer essentially feels like several different products rolled into one. The kitchenware has nine different cooking settings, including air frying, baking, broiling, dehydrating, defrosting, proofing, reheating, and a "keep warm" option." – Kyley Warren, former assistant shopping editor
Heavyweight Robe
Brooklinen Luxury Cotton Bath Robe ($139)
This extra-thick, Turkish cotton robe feels like being wrapped up in a plush towel. It features adjustable cuffs, pockets, and an adjustable waist. You can pick it up in six colors and patterns.
AirPods
Apple AirPods Pro 3 Wireless Earbuds ($249)
The Apple AirPods Pro 3 can still play music, measure your heart rate during workouts, and even translate in real-time if you're visiting countries like France, Germany, Portugal, or Spain. We know, it sounds insane, right? Read our review of the AirPods Pro 2, which is a slightly different model.
Editor Quote: "I had the original AirPods and never took them out of my ears — until I was gifted the second generation Pro model. And truly, wow. This model has silicone ear buds, which are so much more comfortable to wear for long periods of time. Plus, they don't slip out of your ear, even on your sweatiest runs. I have them in as I'm typing this, and sometimes I forget they're in my ears." – India Yaffe, former associate shopping editor
Carry-On Luggage
Béis The Carry-On Roller ($268)
There's nothing more liberating than packing light enough to skip bag check and baggage claim while traveling. However, this requires some organizational skills and finding the right luggage. Let me tell you, this might be one of the best gifts you can ever give or receive to anyone who loves to travel. Read our review of the Béis Carry-On Roller.
Editor Quote: "This suitcase is ideal for recently converted over-packers who still want to fit a good amount of items without having to check a bag. Aside from the expansion gusset, it also has compression straps to help flatten everything so you can close it smoothly. If you want your suitcase to have a built-in organizational system with several zippered compartments, you'll appreciate the thoughtful design. This suitcase also scores points for being an aesthetic piece of luggage with stylish branding. Even the smallest details, like the "dirt bag" drawstring pouch for dirty clothes and the "not béisic" drawstring bag for other small necessities, are worth mentioning." – Angela Elias, contributing shopping editor
An Ice Cream Maker
Ninja Creami Scoop & Swirl Ice Cream and Soft Serve Maker ($350, originally $395)
Fancy a little sweet treat or know someone who loves ice cream? With this ice cream maker, you can whip up everything from frozen yogurt to milkshakes with total ease, which makes it the best gift for ice cream-lovers. Read our review of the Ninja Creami Ice Cream Maker, which is a slightly different model.
Editor Quote: "This ice cream machine is great for ice cream aficionados of all kinds. My fiancé and I are most excited about creating healthy-ish ice cream alternatives that don't cost 10 bucks a pint. After devouring our vanilla ice cream with chocolate chips, we decided to get a little creative with a can of pineapple (leaving in the juice). We went about the same process as we did with our original cream base ice cream, and were amazed by how it came out looking and tasting like gourmet sorbet. We expected it to have a fibrous texture, but it was the exact opposite: decadent, creamy (despite not having cream) and all-around delicious." – Marisa Petrarca, contributing shopping editor
Functional Sneaker Heels
Sneex The Tepper Sneaker ($595)
Are they heels? Are they sneakers? These controversial shoes — which are the brainchild of Spanx's founder, Sara Blakely — are designed to turn heads and keep your feet feeling comfortable, even after all-day wear. Read our review of the Sneex Icon, which is a slightly different model.
Editor Quote: "Sneex are without a doubt the most comfortable heels I've ever slipped my feet into, so rest assured founder Sara Blakely delivered on her mission. Not only are they supportive, they add noticeable bounce to my steps, which actually makes walking in high heels sort of . . . fun? And while I was first blanking on styling options, I found that these shoes actually work seamlessly with plenty of outfits in my wardrobe — at least on the casual end of the spectrum." – Sarah Wasilak, shopping director
Hair Multi-Styler and Dryer
Dyson Airwrap Co-anda2x™ Multi-Styler and Dryer ($750)
The new Airwrap is not only extremely easy to use thanks to its accompanying app, but will also adapt to your hair type and how you like to style it, which will allow it to set the heat and airflow just right. With six accessories, this tool can smooth, curl, wave, or volumize your hair.
A Frame TV
Samsung 65-Inch Class The Frame Pro LS03FW 4K Neo QLED Mini LED Smart TV ($1,798, originally $2,798)
This frame tv looks like art and works like a TV. First launched in 2017, the new version is even slimmer, and thanks to its built-in AI, it can now translate dialogue in real time. Read our review of the Samsung Frame Smart TV.
Editor Quote: "The Frame TV tugs at my minimalist heartstrings. Instead of the jumble of thick black cords that need to be corralled with other TVs, the Frame TV has a single clear cable that is so thin it practically disappears. This single cord is 16-feet long and connects the TV to the One Connect Box. The One Connect Box is where you can plug in you external devices. We connected my son's Nintendo Switch and our Apple TV. Since the clear cord is so long, you have the flexibility of connecting everything from game consoles to satellite receivers to your TV without needing to place them next to the TV. It's a great option if you want to hang your TV in a tricky place, like above a fireplace mantle." – Angela Elias, contributing shopping editor
Balim Tezel (she/her) is a shopping updates editor at PS and the founder of Maison des Nus, a New York-based affordable luxury brand. She graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
