Hydro Flasks, Bose and Beats Headphones, LEGO Sets, and More: Prime Day Deals That Make Great Gifts

I’m a JBL headphone user myself, and this low price makes them an easy gift for anybody in your life who loves music or rolls calls all day but doesn’t have brand loyalty to Apple.

If you’re buying for someone who prefers on-ear headphones, this updated version of the Beats classic is half price.

Or here’s an excellent deal on Bose noise-canceling headphones beloved by frequent travelers.

Shopping for an obsessive runner? Look no further than these bone-conduction headphones.

After that workout, athletes will also appreciate Theragun’s muscle pummeler.

And pick up this compact and completely waterproof speaker that’d appeal to design-minded music fans.

A full-color tablet for reading, gaming, and even illustrating.

Or a tiny tablet so they can keep all their books in their pocket.

Or just get a classic Kindle for the friend or family member who has been sticking with paperbacks until now. Don’t forget to tell them about Libby.

A stocking stuffer for frequent travelers or just that friend who is always losing things.

Or, if they’re wanting to spend more time away from their phone, get them an app-blocking Brick.

A snazzy-looking pot that’s nontoxic and nonstick — and that they won’t want to keep in the cupboard — for under $100.

Upgrade their morning routine with this matcha set that includes everything you need.

For the frozen marg lover in your life.

For the Mister Softee lover in your life.

Give them a gift of being able to leave their iPhone in another room while they sleep with this gentle sunrise alarm clock.

A non-plasticky combination air fryer and toaster oven that would make a good gift for a college student or recent grad.

An iconic German vacuum cleaner that lives up to its repuation and makes a good gift for anybody who’s setting up their first home (or just hates their current vacuum cleaner).

Or give the gift of never having to vacuum (or mop) ever again.

The best gift that a budding baker could hope to receive.

The best gift that a budding winter-soup-maker could hope to receive.

And if they’ve already got a KitchenAid stand mixer, I absolutely love the idea of upgrading their metal bowl to this prettier (and microwave- and oven-safe) patterned ceramic one.

Their very first Kindle is more than 30 percent off.

One of our all-time favorite gifts to give people of all ages (but especially slightly older kids) is this “very energetic solitaire” card game.

And I cannot recommend this card-game version of Monopoly enough; it’s even more fun (and requires significantly less time commitment) than the original.

Colorful artwork without having to buy loads of paint or markers.

I’m willing to bet that your child would like more Magna-Tiles, and this set is under $100 right now.

This beginner-friendly (but full-featured) sewing machine has everything they need to sew their favorite patterns from Etsy.

Markers for paper.

Markers for fabric.

I can’t help but highlight this rather good deal on glitter paper.

A smart-looking luggage set for under $200. Nobody wants to buy luggage for themselves, so I am always recommending it as a gift.

A pretty cool cooler with a drawer that’ll keep their sandwiches from getting soggy.

A mini-facial four-pack.

A good gift for a Sephora-obsessed teen.

The gift of soft lips.

Replace their tired old Revlon.

Or assuage their fears about aging.

Rather than a one-time facial voucher, get them this de-puffing device they can use every day.

A surprisingly useful (and delightful) corn-salad time-saver.

If they often send you mirror selfies, they’ll like this.

A head wrap for TikTok addicts.

The gift of warm pockets in winter.

A slightly passive-aggressive gift to help the DoorDash addict in your life break the habit.

Or if they’re a competent cook who actually hosts a lot of dinner parties, here’s a parlor game that’ll get the table laughing.