Gift Ideas for Teen Boys: Toys & Interactive Gadgets

A snap-together electronics kit with 60+ parts and 300+ projects for kids ages 8 and up.

A 6-dart rotating blaster ready for rapid-fire backyard battles.

Minecraft's pixelated world comes to life with chickens, a zombie, and a fox.

An 8-inch Squirtle plush from Jazwares, modeled on the Pokémon animated series.

An 11-inch Bumblebee that turns from robot to yellow car in 6 steps, for kids 6 and up.

A 12-inch officially licensed Raichu plush from Jazwares, listed for ages 2 and up.

A buildable LEGO figure of Stitch, complete with his ice cream cone, for fans of Lilo & Stitch.

The flying car from Harry Potter, rebuilt with two minifigures for imaginative play.

The floating house from Pixar's Up, rebuilt with its signature balloons for display.

A 54-color acrylic paint set in 2 oz bottles, packed with 12 brushes.

Pull it back, let it rip — the legendary Grave Digger monster truck in LEGO Technic.

An 18-inch Umbreon plush stretched out in a sleeping pose, an officially licensed Pokémon product from Jazwares.

A Jurassic World Indoraptor figure with three attacks, light and sound effects, and a scannable code for AR play.

A remote-control monster truck with an extendable tail to climb obstacles, plus speeder and frenzy modes.

A build-it-yourself engineered-wood robotic hand with step-by-step instructions, for kids ages 8 to 14.

126 pieces to build a real motorized robot that actually moves.

A camera-based game console that tracks body movement: no controllers, up to 4 players, 5 games included.

A 1:20 remote-control monster truck with LED lights, music and 360-degree stunts, rated 4.5 by 1,400+ buyers.

Launch, battle, and let the sparks fly with the next generation of Beyblade.

A LEGO tribute to Mbappé's iconic goal moment, made for football fans.

The Batmobile from The Dark Knight, with minifigures of Two-Face and the Joker for confrontation play.

A 1:12 scale, officially licensed remote-control Lamborghini Sián Roadster with working lights.

Five mini plush dinosaurs that each have a name and an expression, sold with a cozy container.

A 1:14 scale brushless 4x4 RC truggy, ready to run, with two 3S batteries and all-terrain tires.

A detailed LEGO Technic model of the Corvette Stingray, built for display more than play.

An 858-piece, 1:16 scale buildable '62 Chevy pickup with opening doors, decals, metal hub caps and an exclusive 1:64 metal car.

A National Geographic advent calendar with 24 days of magic tricks, rated 4.6 on Amazon US.

A 1:32 diecast Krone forage harvester with a steering knob, opening engine hatches and a rotating ejector pipe.