Gifts for teenage boys

Gifts teenage boys will actually use, from tech and gaming to cosy things for their room.

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Gifts for a teenage boy

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Friends playing a card game
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A party card game

9.6/10

Flip 7 Card Game

£9.99 RRP

Something to play with friends that isn’t a screen. Quick, loud games are best.

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Why we picked it: A fast push-your-luck game that gets louder with every round. Teenagers and adults get equally hooked.

  • 3+ players
  • Quick rounds
  • Easy rules
  • Pocket size

What owners say: Brilliant fun for all ages, easy to learn and perfect for trips and holidays.

A small portable speaker
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A waterproof Bluetooth speaker

9.5/10

soundcore by Anker 2 Portable Speaker

££ £15–£40

For their room, the shower or the park. Waterproof ones survive being dropped and rained on.

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Why we picked it: Waterproof, so it’s as happy in the shower as it is at the park, with big bass for its size.

  • 12W with BassUp
  • Waterproof (IPX7)
  • Bluetooth

What owners say: Excellent sound and more than loud enough for its size, with a solid Bluetooth range.

A cosy oversized hoodie
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A blanket hoodie

9.4/10

Bedsure Sherpa Wearable Blanket Hoodie

£19.99 RRP

A giant wearable blanket with a hood. Huge with teens for gaming, films and cold bedrooms.

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Why we picked it: Thick sherpa inside and an oversized fit: the uniform of every teenager’s weekend.

  • Thick 300 GSM sherpa
  • Oversized fit
  • Lots of colours

What owners say: Comfy, soft and fluffy, and warm enough to keep the heating off.

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Acrylic paint set · Best budget

9.3/10

KOLOR KINGDOM Acrylic Paint Set (24 colours)

£ Under £15

Twenty-four colours and three brushes for the price of a takeaway coffee. A great way to try painting without the investment.

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  • 24 colours
  • 3 brushes included
  • Buttery consistency
  • Glossy finish

What owners say: Great pigmentation and a wide range of shades for all sorts of projects.

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A portable power bank

9.2/10

INIU 10000mAh Fast-Charge Power Bank

£18.99 RRP

Phones die at the worst moments. A slim power bank in a school bag is a gift parents appreciate too.

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Why we picked it: Slim enough for a blazer pocket, fast-charging, and backed by a three-year warranty. The end of the “my phone died” excuse.

  • 10,000mAh
  • 22.5W fast charging
  • USB-C
  • Slim and pocketable
  • 3-year warranty

What owners say: Charges fast, fits in a jacket pocket and can fill a phone about twice.

A steel water bottle
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An insulated water bottle

9.2/10

Polar Gear 1L Insulated Water Bottle

£15.49 RRP

Keeps drinks cold all day at school or the gym. Trendy bottles are a surprisingly big deal for teens.

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Why we picked it: Keeps water cold all day and doesn’t leak in a school bag. Stickers not included.

  • 1 litre
  • Cold 24h, hot 12h
  • Leakproof chug cap
  • Dishwasher safe

What owners say: Tough, easy to clean, and keeps drinks cold all day.

Black wireless earbuds
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Wireless earbuds

9.1/10

soundcore by Anker P31i Noise Cancelling Earbuds

£49.99 RRP

They lose them, break them and wear them constantly, so a new pair is always welcome. Mid-range pairs are very good now.

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Why we picked it: Proper adaptive noise cancelling and hi-res sound for far less than AirPods, from Anker’s audio brand. Great for the bus, the gym and revision.

  • Adaptive noise cancelling
  • Hi-res sound (LDAC)
  • Secure fit
  • Long battery life

What owners say: Phenomenal sound for the money, with a secure fit that stays put at the gym.

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A quality multi-tool

9.0/10

BIBURY 21-in-1 Multi-Tool

££ £15–£40

Pliers, knife, screwdrivers and bottle opener in one. It lives in the kitchen drawer or the toolbox and gets used for every small job around the house.

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Why we picked it: Pliers, knife, saw and a set of screwdriver bits in one pocket-sized tool, for the dad who fixes things with whatever’s to hand.

  • 21 functions
  • Stainless steel
  • 4 screwdriver bits
  • Locking tools

What owners say: Solid in the hand, sharp blades and genuinely useful tools, with great value for the price.

Heads up: It’s a chunky tool, better in the car or toolbox than a trouser pocket.

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A gaming headset

9.0/10

Turtle Beach Recon 70 Gaming Headset

£29.99 RRP

If they game online with friends, a headset with a decent microphone is a big upgrade.

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Why we picked it: Turtle Beach is one of the biggest names in gaming audio, and this lightweight headset works across PS5, Xbox and PC.

  • Works on PS5, Xbox and PC
  • Flip-to-mute mic
  • 40mm speakers
  • Lightweight

What owners say: Great sound and very comfortable for the price.

Freshly made waffles
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A mini waffle maker

9.0/10

Nostalgia MyMini Waffle Maker

££ £15–£40

Makes one small waffle in a few minutes. Fun for sleepovers and weekend breakfasts, and small enough for any kitchen.

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Why we picked it: Heats in minutes and does waffles, hash browns and toasties. Midnight snacks, sorted.

  • Non-stick plates
  • Ready light
  • Compact
  • Waffles, hash browns and more

What owners say: Works well and makes perfect little waffles, one or two at a time.

Heads up: A quick brush of oil on the plates stops batter sticking.

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