Apple AirTag 1 Pack ($30)

If the person still on your list has an iPhone and knows their way around it even a little, I'm convinced they'll appreciate unwrapping an AirTag. It's easy to slip into a suitcase, clip onto keys, or attach to just about anything they want to keep tabs on. The AirTag syncs with Apple's Find My app, making it simple to track the exact location of whatever it's attached to. You can learn more about it in our Apple AirTag review.

Editor Quote: "Using the Find My app that's installed on all iPhones, I was able to track our bags from check-in until takeoff, and again when we landed back in the States." — India Yaffe, former associate shopping editor

Velvet Caviar MagSafe Case with Magnetic Grip for iPhone 17 Pro Max ($50)

If they wouldn't normally splurge on a really nice, stylish phone case, it makes an especially good gift, whether you tuck it into a stocking or make it the main event. T-Mobile has plenty of fun options in stock, but this checkered print is a personal favorite. It doesn't lean too heavily into any one season or look, which makes it an easy crowd-pleaser.

JBL Clip 5 ($60)

This speaker is small enough to hold in your hand but still delivers big sound. It features a wide, fully integrated carabiner, making it easy to clip onto just about anything, from a towel rack for bath playlists in the winter to a cooler handle by the water come summer.

Apple AirPods 4 With Active Noise Cancellation ($180)

Whether they haven't upgraded their AirPods in the nearly decade since they first launched or have never owned a pair, they make a small but mighty gift either way. This is the active noise-cancellation version, but T-Mobile also carries the standard Apple AirPods 4 ($130) if they don't need that feature, plus earlier models if you're keeping things simple.

Samsung Galaxy Ring, Titanium Gold ($400)

Everyone's talking about fitness-tracking rings right now for a reason. They offer many of the same benefits as a smartwatch — including fitness tracking, sleep insights, and stress monitoring — but in a more compact, arguably more stylish form. You can learn more about Samsung's version in our Samsung Galaxy Ring review.

Editor Quote: "I'm a huge fan of the Galaxy Ring. It's lighter than something like an Oura Ring but still provides all the same incredible insights — without a membership. You do need a Samsung phone to operate it, though, so keep that in mind before purchasing" — Haley Lyndes, shopping staff writer

Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer (Gen 2) Transitions Grey Lenses ($460)

They'll have so much fun playing around with these, and simply calling them "sunglasses" almost feels wrong, since they do so much more. In addition to blocking the sun, they can play music, take phone calls, and even capture photos and videos. You can learn more about how they work in our full Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer review.

Editor Quote: "When you're wearing them, literally anything and everything has the potential to be a lovely photograph or video capture." — Lena Felton, senior director of special projects

Apple Watch Series 11 ($500)

The newest Apple Watch is an easy win for wellness enthusiasts and fitness lovers of all ages and experience levels. If they'd benefit from tracking their sleep, daily steps, or workouts, it might be time for one to earn a spot on their wrist. While the Series 11 is the newest, T-Mobile also carries earlier versions, which may be a better fit if they don't need every latest feature.

Meta Quest 3 ($500)

This is a gift the whole family will adore. The gaming system literally transports you into another world while you're still in your living room. I've seen both kids and adults fall in love with it, whether they're battling monsters or playing a round of virtual pickleball. Learn how one of our contributing writers found joy in working out with it in our Meta Quest 3 review.

Editor Quote: "There's a saying that fun, or play, is when you get into a flow state, where you're so absorbed in what you're doing that nothing else matters. I haven't felt that in a while, but I feel it all the time now. And that, to me, makes the Meta Quest 3 totally worth it." — Lee Musho, branded content editor

Apple AirPods Max USB-C ($550)

These viral headphones check all the boxes. They're chic, high-quality, and deliver immersive sound, along with a long-lasting battery and plenty of color options. I could go on, but you've probably already heard the hype — and if not, you can dive deeper in our Apple AirPods Max review.

Editor Quote: "I would recommend these to anyone who cares about sound quality and aesthetics and is looking for a product with tons of features. The headphones are gorgeous, and the sleek design is miles better than any other headphones I've seen on the market recently." — Renee Rodriguez, senior beauty staff writer and social producer

Apple iPhone 17 ($830)

If you're feeling really, really generous, you can make their whole year by treating them to the latest iPhone. It's an investment, of course, but one that'll likely be the most memorable gift of the season. As a reminder, the latest version's updated features include a more advanced camera system, faster everyday performance, and longer-lasting battery life.

Marisa Petrarca (she/her) is a contributing editor for PS Shopping and has over seven years of experience writing and editing beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content. She was previously the senior beauty editor at Grazia USA and the style and beauty editor at Us Weekly. Now freelancing, her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Allure, Marie Claire, and more.