250+ Gifts For Every Kind of Geek!

Turn your smartphone into a professional camera with this flash attachment ($60).

Consider these 3D Punctuation necklaces ($65) for your instagram obsessed sister.

"Nothing good comes from hitting reply" is just one of the hilarious prints ($20) that capture the things you two say to one another all the time.

For your techy friend who is new to parenting, the iBaby M6 App Enabled Monitor ($150) is the perfect gift. This monitor has two way microphones so she can sooth your baby with your voice from another room and 360 degree video that allows her to watch her baby from wherever she is.

Amazon's new Fire TV stick ($40) is a video-streaming device with over 200,000 TV episodes and movies available for streaming from Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, Hulu Plus, and much more — perfect for the pop-culture-obsessed dad.

The new Fitbit Charge ($130) is a fitness-loving dad's dream come true. With real-time fitness stats, all-day activity tracking, sleep-pattern detection, and caller ID, it's easy to see why.

If he's a frequent traveler, then Philips's Bluetooth-enabled wireless security set ($9) will keep his valuables safe and sound. It comes with a leash, silicon pouch with metallic lock, and lanyard.

It's not easy to get out of bed some mornings. Luckily the Clocky Rolling Clock Raspberry ($40) will ensure you get out of bed to chase it around the room in order to turn it off.

This good-looking leather iPad case ($40) is just the thing to score major points with pops.

Yup, that's a SuperNova Light speaker ($80), and it's perfect for the anyone who loves music just as much as they loves to stand out.

A golf sensor motion device ($100) attaches to a golf glove and lets him see his swing in 3D from iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. It also works with an app that measures club head speed, hand path, tempo, and other stats.

Bond over your mutual love of marble printed goods with this trendy phone case (starting at $16).

If he's someone who can't live without Post-its, this LCD writing tablet ($40) is a welcome upgrade. It's superthin and comes with a stylus so he can create lists, notes, and doodles.

This Planetary Glass Set($40) is the perfect gift for your friends who grew up dreaming of being astronauts and are still devastated by Pluto's demotion to Dwarf Planet. Luckily, this set of 10 glasses includes all 8 planets, the sun, and Pluto.

Everyone is always looking for a good phone charger for their car, and what could be better than one inspired by everyone's favorite movie, Star Wars? Fully charge your phone with this cute BB-8 car charger ($30).

The LeBron James-inspired Powerbeats 2 headphones ($200) by Beats by Dre are tough, sweat- and water-resistant buds designed specifically for workouts. The cable wraps around the back of the head, which means it's not getting in the way of bicep curls or bodyweight exercises. It can connect to a phone up to 30 feet away via Bluetooth, so he won't have to worry about dropping a weight on his device. The Powerbeats will play tunes for up to six hours.

This gift will elevate his game to Michael Jordan-status. The Wilson Smart Sensor Basketball Pack ($200) includes a regulation-size basketball equipped with technology that offers instant feedback on every shot and dribble. The ball, which has an eight-hour battery life, communicates with an app over Bluetooth. The app shows the player's performance data (including spin and acceleration) and can also guide them through drills and other workouts.

The Hero5 Black ($400) is the first GoPro with a convenient touchscreen display, which means that filmmakers no longer need GoPro's mobile app to see what they're shooting.

If you're not willing to splurge but still want to get him something suited for adventure, opt for the new 2014 entry-level GoPro Hero ($130).

R2 units are the ultimate helpers, and this Star Wars R2-D2 Screwdriver ($10) is no exception.

Photos printed by Artifact Uprising are not only absolutely gorgeous, but with its Wood Block and Prints ($24) gift set, Mom also gets a beautiful way to display photos. The display block is made of fallen Colorado pine trees and comes with 12 five-inch prints of your choice.

DON'T BLINK! Any Doctor Who fan can tell you that the Weeping Angels are among the scariest creatures ever imagined. These creatures are inanimate statues as you are looking at them....until you blink and they advance towards you. These Doctor Who Weeping Angel String Lights ($20) are the perfect gift for the Whovian in your life...and they blink.

This phone case is as classy as Mom. Case-Mate's Mother-of-Pearl iPhone Case ($50) is crafted of genuine mother of pearl and delightfully mixed with sterling silver elements.

Throw it back to your childhood with a stuffed animal — but not just any stuffed animal. This smiling one ($20) is actually a Bluetooth speaker and tablet case in one.

Only she can appreciate this World's Okayest Sister phone case ($28) since it's clearly a joke. She's the best, of course!

"The easy-to-use action cam makes a novel way to shoot from new perspectives." — Digital Trends

Polaroid Cube Action Flash Memory Digital Camcorder ($100)

"This sleek, pocket-size camera is not only extra slim, but it also features a flip-up LCD screen that makes taking the perfect selfie easier than ever. Bonus for social-media junkies: you can send pics to a phone or a tablet (not to mention Flickr and Dropbox)." — Oprah

NX Mini Camera ($440)

"Picture this: you can upload 30 photos, then have them printed in a heart-shaped collage and framed. It's the ultimate personal, distinctive gift for your loved ones (or yourself!)." — Oprah

Heart Snapshot Mix Photo Art ($101)

Your budding entrepreneur will stay inspired with the Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish t-shirt ($32), which is adorned with a quote taken from Steve Jobs's inspiring 2005 Stanford commencement speech.

This toy version replicates the Twelfth Doctors Sonic which debuted in the Series 9 Episode Hell Bent.
Doctor Who 12th Doctors Second Sonic Screwdriver with Lights and Sounds ($25)

Keeping you stylish even while you listen to your favorite tunes, the Linea N°1 On Ear Headphones ($149) come in different colors to ensure you're always looking your best while singing along to your playlists.

This beautiful Soho iPad Air 2 Sleeve ($60) is a chic, handcrafted cover with magnetic closure to add style to your tech devices.

For those who need day planner on top of day planner to keep on top of appointments, add the chalkboard wall calendar vinyl decal ($64) to the team.

Pretend like you're back in the 90's shaking it like a Polaroid picture with the Polaroid Z2300 Instant Digital Camera ($180). Now you can instantly print out those pics with white boarder you've been yearning for without waiting for the photo to develop.

Coffee brewing is a science, so it's only fitting to put your morning cup of joe in this glass beaker ($10).

Geek out over this motherboard ornament ($21) that brings the circuit spirit to your tree.

Personalized mugs are so last year! Switch things up and help your friends stay hydrated with a customized photo water bottle ($14).

Even beauty gadgets are getting the sci-fi treatment this year with the Tria Age-Defying Laser. The FDA-approved device sends short pulses of light deep into the skin to renew tissue and collagen ($495).

Inspire studiousness and tote all your textbooks in this canvas bag with a pocket ($15).

Your writer friend can jot down tons of ideas in the Star Wars the Force Awakens Moleskine with a Storm Trooper illustration on the front cover ($24).

The 12MP Olympus TG-1iHS ($220) with HD video is the toughest kid-proof digital camera there is. It's waterproof (up to 40 feet), shockproof (up to 6.6 feet), and freezeproof (up to 14 degrees Fahrenheit).

For those with the an Apple Watch, gift this Marble Apple Watch Charging Dock ($119). Its stylish design looks sleek and sophisticated to match their luxurious watch.

iPads are a great learning aid for young children; if you're looking for a gadget gift for kids or just the children at heart, consider this iGuy Case ($29, originally $40). Loaded with personality, this case is also durable and lightweight.

She'll be able to build amazing Legoscapes with these iPhone cases ($50) by Belkin inspired by the iconic toy.

One of a kind charging dock ($30) made from a log.

Can you spot Hamm, Merida, Remy, and Emperor Zurg on this iPhone 3GS-5 Case ($28)? The Pixar alphabet can also be gifted as an art print, stretched canvas, stationary card, and iPhone/iPod skin.

Not to be forgotten, this Steve Wozniak iPhone case ($35) pays tribute to the Apple cofounder.

Create a new rainy day tradition and hunker down with the entire Harry Potter eight-film Blu-ray collection ($65). Watch the wizards evolve from tiny first-years to the future leaders of the wizarding world.

Relive the magic over and over (and over and over) again with the complete Star Wars saga on Blu-ray ($80).

Channel your inner Grumpy Cat by hanging this funny meh ornament ($5).

No, this Lego camera ($92) isn't made for kids. OK, it totally is, but it's still a real 8 MP digital shooter with built-in flash, fixed focus, and digital zoom, so she can snap away.

Finally, kids can get creative without all the mess. Crayola's DigiTools Ultra Pack ($36) comes with three digital effects tools: a crayon and color changer, an airbrush/rainbow roller, and a 3D tool. The included 3D glasses give the drawings that extra pop.

The Art of Pixar ($33) is a behind-the-scenes retrospective on 25 years of Pixar animation.

With theme parks and giant urban Lego statues, we're all a little obsessed with the toy blocks. Feed a playful addiction and grab The Cult of Lego ($27).

Never go digging for AA batteries again with Mobee's Magic Charger ($145), which wirelessly charges Apple's Magic Mouse for up to six days of autonomous power.

Busy supermoms need their rest, and waking up shouldn't have to be the hardest part of the day. The Philips Wake-Up Light ($199) takes cues from nature, with gentle light and sound that increases within 30 minutes from soft morning red to bright yellow. The accompanying iPhone app helps track sleep and lets her choose from an iTunes music collection.

For the classy lady in your life, this Monogrammed iPad Air case ($69) will make her très happy.

If there's one complete TV series that must be found on a sci-fi aficionado's shelf, it's the 21-disc set of Battlestar Galactica on Blu-ray ($82). Streaming this show just won't do.

Long workdays mean there's little time to think about juicing up the iPhone. The Mophie Juice Pack Air ($75, originally $100) has your workaholic giftee covered. This iPhone case doubles the talk time of the iPhone 5 or 5S so she never has to worry about missing a call.

Start your day off the British way — with a cup of TARDIS-infused tea! Fill this teapot ($32) with loose leaf tea, and drink to the Doctor.

We're always down for some nostalgic gaming, and the Atari Arcade For iPad ($22, originally $60) certainly fits the bill. Relive joystick arcade fun with this iPad dock, designed for one or two players.

No one could ever forget that ubiquitous arrow cursor, and these pixel earrings ($11) are a silly reminder.

Like Kirk, the baby usually steals the show. Dress the little one as his or her Enterprise counterpart in a Star Trek onesie ($20).

Sold at Best Buy stores nationwide, you can give the gift of endless music with a 6-Month Pandora subscription ($30) that gets rid of the ads, while allowing users to play tunes through a desktop app, add custom skins, and get better quality sound.

The Yeti USB mic ($105, originally $149) is the perfect addition to a podcasting setup or vocal recording session and can be plugged straight into a computer.

Go where no lunch has gone before . . . inside of an R2-D2 lunch bag ($20) that makes beeps and boops at the push of a button and keeps food fresh with polyethylene foam insulation.

Simple, sleek, and classic, this black Invellop leatherette case ($30, orginally $50) is the perfect gift for gadget-loving guys.

If there must be cords in sight, at least make them more attractive with the cloth extension Cords ($9), perfect for those who have a lot of electronics and peripherals to juice up.

Welcome to magnetic poetry, geek edition ($12), with over 200 nerdy words like USB, PHP, and IEEE for some serious kitchen entertainment.

The most expensive of the bunch, these handmade Ultrasone Edition 10 headphones ($2,599) come with sheepskin-covered ear cushions, wood inlays, titanium-plated drivers, and copper wires that promise pure sound. When you can spend more than two grand on tech accessories, why not these?

Noise-canceling headphones ($285) are just what she needs to tune out stress and enjoy music and movies without distractions. These are the best noise-reduction headphones that Bose has to offer, with active equalization and TriPort acoustic headphone structure.

What do you give to the grandparent that has everything? A Refractor Telescope ($70) is a good start, since it will allow your favorite seniors to gander at the stars on clear nights and see farther into distant landscapes during the day. Retirement has never been so eye-opening.

The Lego-loving hostess in your life will squeal over these Lego-like party candles ($8).

Cheap enough to be called a stocking stuffer but durable enough to last through plenty of runs, the Philips Flexible Earhook headphones ($6) can withstand sweat and stay put on ears.

The HEX Case For iPhone 5 ($40) works as a credit card holder.

All earbuds are not created equal. The Wang Buds by Fanny Wang ($164) have ergonomic silicon tips, so they fit right into the curve of the ear without worry of falling loose midrun. The mic cord makes them a practical find to boot.

Control the music streaming to the Sonos Play:3 ($299) straight from a mobile device.

Live long and prosper with a potato-head toy by your side. Choose the Spock and Uhura set ($40) or Captain Kirk and Kor set ($14, originally $35) for interchangeable, mishmash vegetable fun.

Start happy hour early and magically open 50 wine bottles with one charge of the Brookstone wine opener ($35, orginally $50).

Artifact Rising's wooden boxes ($95) make a gorgeous keepsake. You can select a photo or text cover for the box, which is designed to fit all of the company's soft- and hardcover books.

Mr. Fredricksen, walker in hand, takes a sweeter mode of transit on this iPhone 3GS-6 Plus case ($35-$38). The impact-resistant hard case snaps on in one piece. The print is also available on stretched canvases, stationary cards, iPhone and iPod skins, and paper prints.

Get organ-ized with these soft, cuddly versions ($18 each) of what you've got going on inside. It's a great get-well gift and also a fantastic study tool for the doctor- or nurse-in-training.

Separate apples from Apple by giving a truly unique iPad case ($60-$70) that's styled with your own photo and message.

These Star Wars thumb wrestling light sabers ($13) need no explanation. Just buy 'em — she'll love 'em.

For your friend who always misplaces her phone, this fun, nerdy lanyard ($20) will help keep it within reach.

A game as intense as Call of Duty calls for serious sounds. The Call of Duty: Black Ops II Ear Force Sierra Headset by Turtle Beach ($80, originally $280) has Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound to up the theatrical action, voice morphing to disguise voice midgame, and up to nine programmable presets to control specific audio experiences of the game.

The Softcover Photo Books (starting at $18) from Artifact Uprising are printed on 100-percent recycled paper, and the results are beautiful. There are seven beautiful covers to choose from, and you can even change the opacity, adjust cropping, and change the border color to your liking.

Help Mom take her boxes of old family photos to the digital age with Ion's film scanner ($150).

She's your number one travel partner, and this four-in-one travel adaptor ($25) will come in handy on your next foreign adventure together.

How fun yet functional is this Minecraft iPhone case (starting at $20)?! You can get one for all your tech gadgets!

She's always complaining about how she has no battery life, and this colorful charger ($20, originally $34) is the solution no matter where she is.

Have you seen a chicer pair of headphones? We think not. Wear these FRENDS headphones ($150, orginally $200) that come in copper, silver, or gold for a look that'll turn heads.

Ah, the old real estate game of the universe — Doctor Who Monopoly ($30, originally $40). Put a spin on the classic board game with a classic TV show. Play through 22 referenced episodes and all 11 Doctors.

Hello, sweetie! Taken from the beginning of "The Impossible Astronaut," this print ($13) confirms what we all know — the Doctor is one debonair and, of course, mysterious Time Lord.

If the Mac geek in your life is still sporting Apple's uncomfortable circular earbuds, then give him an upgrade with new EarPods With Remote and Mic ($29), whose form is defined by the geometry of the ear.

If someone special is planning an exotic trip for 2015, a language crash course is needed. The Rosetta Stone software (starting at $169) can also be used online and with mobile devices so that your giftee can keep up anywhere.

Keep the grill master on alert with the Talking Thermometer ($50, orginally $70) that alerts your carnivore when the meat is cooked to perfection. No more second guessing, and no more burned meat cause gramps got distracted.

Take the perfect selfie with this ring Kickstand iPhone case ($16, orginally $50), which is adhesive and can be swiched onto any new device.

The timeless Sim laptop case ($238), otherwise known as an attaché (so fancy!), is handmade and features a carbon leather weave and a felt finish. Traditionally, attachés were used to carry sensitive paperwork by — you guessed it — an attaché (aka international diplomat). But today's modern-day carrier is designed to hold a 15-inch MacBook Pro. There is also a roomy pocket for keys, an iPad, a magazine, or a wallet.

Game on in the shower with gaming controller soaps in Sega Mega Drive Controller ($20) or XBOX One ($22) molds.

Perfect for Sunday morning coffee, the Game of Thrones Westeros Map mug set ($15) is just the gift for a devoted Game of Thrones fan.

If she still likes the flexibility of handwritten notes and the accessibility of online documents, then the Moleskine for Evernote (starting at $30) has specially formatted paper that can be captured via the Evernote mobile app for iPhone, iPad, or Mac.

Just in time for the New Year, a Printstagram tear-off calendar ($40) is a great gift that creates a personal calendar using 365 Instagram photos from your or multiple friends' accounts.

OK, they might be a bit of an eyesore, but you're bound to know someone who will love these Star Trek Slippers ($10, originally $20).

With these CF and SD card readers ($25), your friends and family can upload their pics right to their iPad.

Sometimes one Ethernet port just won't cut it. Put the Belkin Wireless Router ($35) to work instead. This router connects via Ethernet to create a personal WiFi hotspot, perfect for in-room working sessions or for multiple gadgets (like a smartphone) when out of cell range.

The Belkin Fridge iPad Mount ($28, originally $40) has the simplest installation ever, requiring just the supplied 3M Command Strips that can be easily removed without damage to the surface.