Gift Ideas for a Friend: Geek

Nintendo's fighting game with every fighter from the series, for solo play or up to 8 players.

The Nintendo Switch edition of Minecraft, a gift for a child or teen who plays on a Switch.

The classic instant photo gift — a real print in your hand in seconds.

A compact Alexa smart speaker that plays music, answers questions and controls compatible smart home devices.

Sony's signature sound and noise cancelling, in a light, always-safe gift.

A light wireless gaming mouse with the HERO sensor and up to 250 hours on one AA battery.

A DJI microphone kit with one transmitter and one receiver, described as ultralight.

Wireless over-ear headphones with adjustable multi-sensory bass, up to 40 hours of battery and Rapid Charge.

A waterproof, drop-proof JBL speaker with up to 28 hours of playtime.

A Switch 2 controller with HD Rumble 2, motion controls, built-in amiibo support and two remappable back buttons.

Hyrule with improved framerates, faster load times and enhanced resolution and textures on Nintendo Switch 2.

A portable Marshall speaker rated IP67 for dust and water, with 32+ hours of playtime and a built-in mic.

A tiny waterproof speaker that floats, follows you outside, and just keeps playing.

A compact 4K streaming stick that powers from the TV alone and comes with a Roku voice remote.

A Bluetooth controller for Switch, PC, Apple, SteamOS and Android with TMR joysticks and a built-in charging dock.

A Switch-exclusive action game from PlatinumGames: a police task force, alien-like creatures and the Legion.

A side-scrolling Mario adventure with Wonder Flowers, local play for up to four and the new Bellabel Park.

Apple's second-generation item tracker for a keychain, a wallet and more, built around the Find My app.

A classic-style Sonic platformer for PS5 with four playable characters and up to four players in local co-op.

Open-ear clip-on earbuds from SHOKZ in black, with Dolby Audio and 3 microphones.

Turn phone photos into sticky, pocket-sized prints in under a minute.

A real digital camera small enough to dangle from your bag.

An officially licensed Nintendo wireless controller with a glow-in-the-dark Super Mario Star design.