Tech Gifts For Women
27 Tech Gifts Perfect For Every Woman
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Are you starting to make your holiday shopping list? You're going to have a tough time picking the perfect gift for the special lady in your life, but we're here to help with the best tech gadgets and products around! From smartwatches to tablet accessories, start saving up your money.
Wearable Accessories
Looking for a wearable that actually looks more like jewelry? The Swarovski Shine Collection for Misfit ($69+) is your best bet. It tracks activity like your fitness and sleep.
For those that want a tiny alert for new phone notifications, the Ringly Stargaze Tech Ring ($195) is the only item to buy. Via the Ringly app, you can customize certain vibrations and colors that will alert you of calls, texts, emails, and other app updates.
Similar to the Swarovski Shine Collection, the UP3 by Jawbone Activity Tracker ($180) is a fitness tracker that looks stylish and can work with your everyday look.
Never carry a dead phone again with the Q Smart Bracelet (pre-order for $88, originally $110). While it looks like just a bracelet, it's also a phone charger.
Like Ringly, the Carin by Cuff ($69) jewelry piece tracks your fitness and alerts you of any notifications from your smartphone.
Tech Accessories
Protect your new iPhone in a Speck Candyshell Inked Case ($50). It comes in a fun design and is thin enough to still slide your phone into your pocket.
Why yes, this is a clutch and a speaker. Dazzle friends with this fun Stellé Audio item ($199), which pairs with any Bluetooth-enabled device, comes with a mirror and pocket inside, and will charge any USB-enabled device. Does it get any better?
No iPad is safe until it's in a Patricia Nash Midi Case ($69). It's a leather case, so it's perfect for anyone trying to look as professional as possible.
Make your iPad more functional with Logitech Keys-To-Go Bluetooth Keyboard ($52, originally $70). It comes in three colors and though it doesn’t fold, it’s pretty thin so it can fit in any bag.
Don't freeze your hands off while checking your phone thanks to the Tech E-Touch Glove ($22). It has specially designed fingertips so you can stay warm and text.
Keep your tech accessories safe in ONA's Chelsea Bag for Cameras and Tablets ($369). It looks small from the outside, but is roomy enough to fit a camera, three extra lenses, and a tablet.
Listen to music with several friends with the Music Branches Headphone Splitter ($10). Plug it into your headphone jack and you're set to start sharing!
Keep your gadgets organized and charged in the Wood Charging Station ($50). It has two USB ports, so you can charge more than one device, and has other slots to store anything else you need.
Get the ultimate GoPro selfie stick with the GoPole Reach ($55). Snap your GoPro on and extend 14 to 40 inches to take any photo.
Keep track of your luggage with the CalypsoTag ($169). It's high-tech and can let you know where your luggage is.
Whether you're traveling or need it for your every day life, this Cable Case ($46) is guaranteed to keep every cord and cable in your life organized. There are plenty of ways to store your cables, so nothing is too big or too small.
Smartwatches
Become more connected with your iPhone without interrupting your life with the Apple Watch Sport 38mm in rose gold ($349). Track your fitness, see your calendar, and so much more with this smartwatch.
Looking for a more classic smartwatch design? The Fossil Q Founder ($275) is a stylish watch that works with Android Wear. Like the Apple Watch, it has an activity tracker. The perk here is that it’s a more familiar type of watch to wear.
For those who want a simpler smartwatch experience, the Pebble Time Round ($250) is a great option. Its screen is always on thanks to the eInk technology, so it's easier and more discreet to check notifications.
Headphones
A truly comfortable listening experience is possible with the JBL Everest 700 Elite headphones ($250, originally $300). They connect via Bluetooth, sit over your ears, and cancel any background noise in your life.
Are you athletic or want no-fuss cords? Then Beats by Dre Powerbeats2 Wireless In-Ear Headphones ($200) should be at the top of your wishlist. Both sweat- and water-resistant, these are ideal for anyone who wants non-bulky headphones.
While these are large, the Marshall Major II White Headphones ($119) fold so you can bring them anywhere. They also have a microphone, so you can use them to make phone calls.
Tablets and Laptops
Is it a tablet? A laptop? It's both! The Surface Book, 128 GB Intel Core i5 ($1,499+) is a fully functioning laptop that can detach from the keyboard to become a tablet.
Become a tablet owner quickly and cheaply with the Amazon Fire 7-Inch Tablet ($50). While the display is small, it should be enough to watch movies, listen to music, play games, and get your daily tasks done.
Gadgets for Your Home
Get your life together in a hands-free manner with Amazon Echo ($180). It's a personal assistant that lets can ask anything like the weather, recipes, and more.
Make any old speaker WiFi compatible with Chromecast Audio ($35). Plug it into your speaker, pick a song from your phone or laptop, and instantly hear it on your speakers.
The wake-up call you've always wanted is here with the Mr. Coffee Smart Optimal Brew Coffee Maker ($150). With an app, you can begin brewing your coffee from wherever you are.
Controlled from a single app, the Sonos Play:5 ($499) lets you stream and hear your music with great sound wirelessly.
