Whether you're buying for a son, father, brother, grandad or husband, this list of 20 Christmas present ideas has got something to suit everyone, including keen cooks and avid gardeners.
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Beavertown Neck Oil IPA 8-pack and pint glass (typical price: £20)
In our taste tests of beer, the panel of experts we assembled described the taste of this IPA as 'tropical, with a hint of piña colada'.
How does it taste? Read our to learn how we rank popular brews, otherwise you can pick up an 8-pack with a pint glass direct from .Breville VBL249 Blender (typical price: £23)
This quiet blender from Breville is perfect if your partner wakes up before you to go to work or the gym. This blender is great for making small portions of protein shakes or single portions of smoothies. It also comes with an attachable top to make drinking out of the blending bottle easier. Coming in at £23, we think it's a steal.
It can hold only 600ml though, so if you're after something that can make more than one serving at a time, it might be worth picking a different model.
Read our , or compare prices below:Anker SoundCore Mini 3 portable speaker (typical price: £25)
This budget speaker is a pretty big step up from listening to Spotify on smartphone speakers, and is small enough to be very portable. If your giftee is after a Bluetooth speaker he can take with him to a picnic or the beach, this is a great option to consider.
It's compatible with phones, tablets and laptops that have Bluetooth. It has IPX7-rated water resistance, meaning it can shrug off a dunk in the pool. You can also daisy-chain up to 100 of these speakers at a time.
Read our , or compare prices below:Ikea Salladskal watering can (typical price: £25)
If the man you're buying gifts for has green fingers, or if you've noticed his houseplants are getting desperate, this watering can from Ikea is a great idea.
It has a large capacity, plus it looks nice enough to keep out on display after watering.
Read our review of the , or buy it from .Darn Tough men's socks (typical price £25 to £30)
While we don't test socks, we like these due to the company's lifetime guarantee on every pair of socks.
If he's an outdoorsy guy, Darn Tough carries socks for activities like hiking, skiing, and running. The manufacturer claims the merino wool used is suitable for both the cold and heat.
Christmas Gifts under £50
George Foreman Medium Grill 25810 (typical price: £37)
This electric grill is a great option if your giftee is looking to grill indoors without charcoal or gas.
Despite its small size, there's still a lot you can do with it, including grilling meats and veggies and toasting paninis. It's a great gift for cold winters with your at-home chef.
Read our review of the , or you can compare prices below:Roku Express 4K (typical price: £40)
If you're buying a gift for a film buff, a 4K streamer can be a great supplement if he doesn't have a smart TV. It features apps including iPlayer, All 4, Prime Video, Netflix, YouTube and more to make sure you're covered on all fronts.
It's among the cheapest ways to stream 4K HDR content. You can also use the micro-USB port for a wired ethernet connection in order to have more stable internet and avoid buffering.
While there's a small remote, there's also a smartphone app you can use to control the streamer and it enables you to use voice commands too.
What's the picture quality like? Read our full to find out, or compare prices below:Xiaomi Redmi Smart Band Pro (typical price: £44)
If you have a partner or son who's a fitness junkie, this is a good, inexpensive fitness tracker to consider for him. It can track calories burned, workout duration, heart rate, and can keep track of activities that include running, yoga and swimming.
It doesn't have GPS built in though, so if he wants to track where he goes or map a route, he'll need to take his smartphone too.
Read our , or compare prices below:Gaming subscription services (Typical price: £7 to £45 for a 3-month membership)
Subscriptions vary in price and features, so we'd recommend comparing plans to weigh up whether the most expensive plans are worth it. You can also save a few pounds by subscribing annually or quarterly.
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We've broken down the best gifts for kids and teens for all ages and budgets. Read our guide on the .Christmas gifts under £100
Dreamland Heated Throw (typical price: £80)
This heated throw from Dreamland has six heat settings, and Dreamland claims it heats up in five minutes. It's got one of the longest cords out of the models we've tested, meaning you won't be too tethered to a socket while you're using it.
While it's a pretty standard size for an electric throw, it might be a little too small for larger guys, but it shouldn't be a problem unless he wants to burrito-bundle himself.
Read our , or compare prices below:Anker SoundCore Space A40 wireless headphones (typical price: £80)
These wireless headphones from Anker are a great gift idea for men who love listening to music or podcasts. They're packed with features, and Anker claims that they can last up to 10 hours on a single charge – which can be expanded to 50 when using the case, depending on noise-cancelling use.
They come with several changeable earbud tips from XS to XL, so they should be the perfect fit no matter what.
There isn't a waterproof rating on these headphones, so you'll need to look elsewhere if he's looking to go swimming with them.
Read our to see how well these headphones stack up against similar models, or compare prices from retailers below:Kobo Nia (typical price: £94)
If you're looking to buy a gift for an avid reader, it might be worth getting him an eReader so he can easily bring a library's worth of books with him wherever he goes. It's lightweight and small enough to slip into a small bag.
Does it dethrone the Kindle? Read our to learn more, or compare prices below:House of Marley Stir It Up turntable (typical price: £99)
Founded by reggae singer Bob Marley's son, Rohan Marley, House of Marley is an audio company focused on creating products using sustainable and recycled materials.
With a preamp built in, you won't need to spend more on a set-up to start listening to records, and you can connect it direct to powered, active speakers with just an RCA cable.
Both the Audio-Technica needle or the whole cartridge can be replaced or undegraded. Which for a turntable under £100 is great – you won't need to buy a whole new turntable if you want to upgrade the cartridge.
Read our full , buy it direct from , or compare prices below:Christmas gifts under £250
Ninja Foodi StaySharp knife block with integrated sharpener (typical price: £170)
These knives from Ninja are a great gift if the man in your life loves cooking. It covers you on most fronts from a large chef's knife to a bread knife, plus smaller knives for more precision slicing and cutting. All of the knives are full-tang and are made from stainless steel.
The integrated sharpener uses a sharpening wheel to keep your blades slicing well for years. Ninja recommends sharpening once every two weeks. Since the sharpener is an integral part of the block though, it's bigger and heavier than other knife blocks.
Read our guide to the You can buy it direct from or compare prices below:Sennheiser HD 599 headphones (typical price: £180)
If the man in your life is a music lover, a pair of Sennheiser HD 599 is perfect for those who love to relax and listen to music while at home.
We've seen it go on sale over Prime Day and Black Friday. So if you're thinking of getting these, we'd recommend waiting until one of those big sales to save some money.
Can a pair of wired headphones compete with noise-cancelling and Bluetooth? Read ourFlexispot Flexi chair BS8 (Typical price: £240)
If he works from home, needs a chair to sit working at a desk, or you're worried about his posture, this ergonomic office chair from Flexispot is a great option to consider. You can adjust the seat height, lumbar support, the tightness of the back rest, the armrests, and you can recline up to 120 degrees.
There are several adjustment positions for most of the chair, which are suitable for men of all heights.
How comfortable is it to sit in? Find out by reading our full , or compare prices below:Christmas gifts over £250
Meta Quest 2 (typical price £300)
We aren't living in the metaverse yet, but you can get your techie husband or son a head start – or just a way to play video games in a new way.
This all-in-one headset means he doesn't need to mount sensors or cameras to the living room walls, nor does he need more than £1,000 of PC components to run the games. He can still plug it into the computer using a USB-C cable if he'd like to run VR games off that instead. Plus, he can cast gameplay to a phone or TV so you can join in, watch and take turns playing.
We haven't tested the Oculus Quest 2, but with the popularity of VR headsets on the rise – and the Meta Quest 3 due to be released – we believe that this is a great starting price for a set.
You can buy it direct from for £300, or compare prices below:Breville Barista Max+ (typical price: £350)
If he's a coffee lover, this is one of the ultimate gifts you can give him. It's a similar type of machine that coffee shops use, just scaled down for home use. It's also a gift to yourself too – you'll have an at-home barista slinging espressos, lattes, cappuccinos and macchiatos.
It has 30 different coffee grinding settings, and you can adjust the water temperature for the perfect cup. Clean-up shouldn't be too difficult either, as most parts are dishwasher safe.
How well does the espresso taste? Read our , or compare prices below:JBL Boombox 2 (typical price: £450)
At the complete opposite spectrum from the Anker speaker earlier in this list, we have the JBL Boombox 2 – a massive speaker that has an output wattage more than 10 times as much as the Anker SoundCore Mini 3.
If money is no object, and your giftee is looking for a speaker with massive sound that he can use to get the party going, this is the speaker for him. However, it might only be good for parties: it's among the heaviest Bluetooth speakers we've tested, so you probably won't often be taking it out and about.
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