From foldable phones to a turntable that’ll out-vinyl your mate’s “curated collection”, this is the only tech list you need for the gadget-obsessed person on your shopping list.
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The clever gadgets, collectable toys and ride-ons we’d happily put under any tree this year, from first phones to rally sets.
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Skincare gadgets, whisky drams, socket sets and porcelain toys: the 2026 advent calendar shelf has never been this ambitious, so we’ve sorted the good ones by who they’re for.
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A £199 hand grinder sounds like madness until you see how even the grind is, and AeroPress has squeezed it into a body slim enough to live inside your brewer.
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My children usually lose interest in their LEGO sets two days after building them. With Pokémon SMART Play, they spend hours playing; making this a genuinely appealing two-in-one activity.
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We have sorted these 18 gadgets by where students really use them: the lecture hall, the bedroom and the houseshare kitchen. Some are sensible buys that will still work when you graduate. Others are pure indulgence, and we say so.
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It heats up in 35 seconds, comes with a heat glove and two water tanks, and looks like it escaped from a pick and mix. We took it to silk, jersey and the final boss of laundry: the cotton shirt.
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We went through this year’s list across tech, stationery, footwear and the small extras that make the whole thing bearable, and picked out what’s genuinely worth the spend.
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The Cricut Explore 5 is the easiest entry point into home crafting Cricut has ever built. It’s 30 percent smaller than the outgoing Explore 4, comes in at £199.99 for the machine alone, and cuts noticeably faster than anything wearing the Explore badge before it.
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CASO’s new electric pizza oven promises restaurant-hot bakes in two minutes, at a price that might actually make your takeaway app nervous. Here’s what stacks up, and what’s doing some heavy lifting for the marketing team.
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