Buying the right gift for a loved one is never as simple as it seems — especially if you have multiple people to gift and are on a budget. While gift cards are a reliable and appreciated option, they’re often a last resort. If you want to present a more creative gift while staying financially conscious, we’ve got you covered.
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Our editors test useful gadgets all year long, and have rounded up the best tech gifts under $25 — along with any deals to help you save even more money — so your gifts are thoughtful without making too much of a dent in your wallet.
The best tech gifts under $25
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Best cheap tech gift for social media scrollers
TikTok remote control
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- Price: $14
- Features: 6 color options | Compatible with iOS and Android devices | Over 14 hours of battery life
If the person you have in mind is a multitasking master and wants to scroll through social media, emails and more, then this tiny remote that fits on your finger like a ring is the perfect gift. After going viral on TikTok, this handy device from Adzerd is appropriately dubbed “the TikTok remote,” but it works for scrolling on any app when paired to your smartphone via Bluetooth. I love that while this is an arguably lazy device, it’s a great multitasking tool and game-changer for dreaded cardio workouts.
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Best customizable cheap tech gift
PopSocket
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- Price: $10-$18
- Features: Compatible with any phone model | Wide range of colors and designs | Removable tops for wireless charging
PopSockets are perfect for busy people who need an extra grip. PopSockets are versatile — they come in all sorts of colors and designs for different budgets (including under $25), and even have wallets and MagSafe case PopSocket options. You can gift the recipient a personalized PopSocket with an image of their pet or a favorite photo of both of you, too.
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Best cheap tech gift for a sound night's sleep
Musicozy Sleep Headphones
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- Price: $24 (save $6)
- Features: 15 color options | 8-10 hours of playtime | Breathable and snug design
This two-in-one gift serves as both a blackout sleep mask and a pair of sleep headphones so you can listen to soothing sounds as you drift to sleep. It has Bluetooth 5.2 technology to connect to your sleep playlists, so you can listen to podcasts, soundscapes, or music as you fall asleep.
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The headphones have a battery life of up to 14 hours and are super breathable and comfortable, so you don’t have to fall asleep with earbuds jammed into your ears.
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Best cheap tech gift for wine enthusiasts
Oster Electric Wine Bottle Opener
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- Price: $23
- Features: Foil cutter | Rechargeable dock | Sleek design
Opening a wine bottle can be an unnecessary hassle, but this electric wine bottle opener makes it easier — believe me! Its portable size is ideal for bringing to parties with a single push-button operation that can remove the cork of any bottle. Plus, it comes with a foil cutter and charging stand. I can easily say that this device has transformed my wine-opening experience from a complex battle and near-disaster to a seamless pop-and-pour.
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Best cheap tech gift for listening to music
JLab Go Air wireless earbuds
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- Price: $20
- Features: 8 hours of playtime | Built-in microphone | EQ Sound and touch controls
We’ve tested plenty of JLab earbuds, so we know it’s a trusted brand. And while these earbuds are only $24, they offer EQ sound preferences you can change via touch control and have a built-in microphone for taking phone calls. Plus, they come in 14 colors, including teal, pink, and lilac, so you can find a pair that fits your style.
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These wireless earbuds also have a battery life of eight hours, with 32 hours of total playtime via the charging case.
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Best cheap tech gift for cord cutters
Roku Streaming Stick
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- Price: $29
- Features: 1080p resolution | Bluetooth headphone mode | Includes 500+ free TV channels
Those looking to ditch cable are going to need a streaming device to keep their entertainment organized, and Roku is my top recommendation because it is simple and straightforward to use.
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Plug in the Roku stick to your TV and download the apps you want, and it’s all there, all the time. I’ve found that Roku is significantly faster than the Fire TV Stick’s lag, which I often experience at my parents’ house.
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Best cheap tech gift for home decor
GE Cync smart bulbs
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- Price: $21
- Features: 2-pack | A19 bulb style | E26 bulb base
The GE Cync bulbs have completely changed my home’s ambiance thanks to countless RGB color shades to choose from, brightness controls, and unique light shows. You connect each bulb to the GE Cync and can control them from anywhere, including setting up schedules for when the lights turn on or off.
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They work with the Matter smart home system, including Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri, and more. You don’t need a smart home hub for them to work — just Wi-Fi and the app.
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Best cheap tech gift for people who always have a low phone battery
Smartish 2-in-1 USB C to USB C/Lightning cable
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- Price: $20
- Features: Lightning connector and a USB-C connector | Fast charging compatible | Tangle-free design
This two-in-one cable from Smartish has a USB-C end that extends into a dual-option USB-C or Lightning end, perfect for older-generation iPhone users. It has a durable construction and is 6 feet long for some added slack.
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How did we choose these cheap tech gifts?
With affordability at the top of my mind, I chose gadgets from reputable brands as well as products the ZDNET team has personally tested so you can trust that we recommend them. All of these gadgets are under the $25 price range, and we’ve noted if a product is on sale so you can save even more.
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