With Cupid’s favorite day of the year fast approaching, ladies are increasingly asking themselves what their guys will appreciate on the national day of love — what are the best Valentine’s Day gifts for him, as it were? Happily, whether you’re looking to help your boyfriend or husband step up his fashion game, feed his music addiction, or just enjoy a good, cold beer, tons of great options are available. Need help picking the perfect present? The below list of 10 of the best Valentine’s Day gift ideas for him will come in handy.
Braun Men’s Slim Silver Watch ($123)
A thoughtful and stylish gift, this timepiece’s minimalistic, sleek design will fit in well with many men’s fashion sense, and it looks as sleek as any of its competitors — but it also comes at much more reasonable price point.
Anker PowerCore II 20000 ($50)
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Every guy needs a powerful, portable charger for refilling mobile devices on the go. Anker’s PowerCore II 20000’s battery life is truly unbeatable —to give you an idea of the endurance life of its battery, that’s enough charge for an iPhone 7 to stay up and running for an entire week.
State Nevins Backpack ($95)
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Help your significant other relive the halcyon days of his youth with an upgrade on the traditional backpack. A welcome Valentine’s Day gift for him, State’s collection offers just the right blend of style and substance, particularly the cool-looking olive green and grey Nevin bag options.
Courtesy of Dollar Shave Club.
No more last-minute trips to Walgreens to pick up a four-pack of blades: Dollar Shave Club delives them right to your door instead. You can start simple with a razor-head and razor membership, or get your boo all the bells and whistles, like luxurious shaving butter and post-shave cream.
Beats Solo 3 Wireless ($300)
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No background noise will seep in when you fire up all your favorite hits on these Beats Solo 3 Wireless headphones. They come in a variety of colors, so pick his favorite and get ready for a huge thank you when he realizes he can listen to his favorite podcast and block out everything else around him (except you, of course) during any major trip or commute.
MiniPresso GR Espresso Maker ($50)
Courtesy of MiniPresso.
This MiniPresso GR Espresso Maker offers a great way to wake your significant other up, as it actually brews espresso into an attached mini-mug while he’s on the go.
BottleLoft ($38)
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The magnetic strips in BottleLoft attach to the top of your fridge, so his favorite beer bottles will stick to its ceiling. Room for his beer on top means more room in the fridge for essentials like your bottles of rosé and hummus instead.
Tile Sport ($35)
Courtesy of Tile.
Your guy can attach this tracking device onto anything he can’t keep track of — his phone, wallet, keys, etc. — and it will link back to a tracking app in case he needs to quickly locate the item. The Tile Sport makes a particularly good fit for those with an active lifestyle, while the Tile Slim is sleek, and fits easily into wallets, passports and other tiny spaces to help you avoid losing it.
True Cubes Tray ($45)
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What’s even better than a mixed drink? A mixed drink with ice cubes that don’t water down your favorite beverages. True Cubes are perfectly square, completely crystal-clear ice cubes that will keep your drink chilled without compromising the drink itself.
Crosley Black Star Cruiser Bluetooth Record Player ($99)
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For guys who love vinyl records, try firing up the classics on this Crosley Bluetooth Record Player. It looks like a simple briefcase, but opens up into a sound system that can play records or connect to your favorite wireless/streaming devices via Bluetooth when you need to start jamming to your Spotify playlist.
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Freelance writer Lauren Paley is an avid writer and traveler. She has lived in Morocco, France, Tel Aviv and Prague, and has traveled to over 25 countries. Her interests include banh mi sandwiches, Boo the dog, trying (and failing) at languages, and outdoor movie theaters.
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