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Two water-powered robots you build and then make duke it out. STEM, but rowdy.

A screen-optional coding pet that teaches real programming through play.

A motorised marble roller-coaster kids build themselves. Physics disguised as fun.

Colourful magnetic tiles that turn a rainy afternoon into an engineering firm.

A kid-friendly telescope with built-in astronomy content for backyard stargazers.

Kids snap together real working circuits - a lightbulb-moment gift, literally.

The famously soft throw people refuse to share. A safe, spoiling gift for her.

Percussive relief for gym knots and desk-hunch shoulders alike.

The insulated tumbler that became a personality. Keeps drinks cold for absurdly long.

Granite chilling stones and glasses in a wooden box - the reliable gift for him.

Hand-crank mountains of cheese with swappable drums. Pasta night is saved.

Three pulls and your sad drawer knife is scary sharp again. Cut-glove included.

Keeps the bacon in the pan and off the entire stovetop.

Mounts out of sight and cracks any stubborn lid one-handed.

A sharp, snap-apart pizza wheel with a blade guard - clean slices, safe fingers.

Wrings every last drop out of citrus, and traps the seeds for you.

Dice, slice and spiralize a mountain of veg while your knife skills take the night off.

A silicone clip-on strainer - drain the pasta without wrestling a colander.

Double-ended spoons that snap together so the drawer stops eating them.

A fold-out probe that ends the great is-it-cooked-yet debate in seconds.

A mic and speaker in one - instant living-room concert, judgement not included.

A bottle that glows to remind you that yes, you should probably drink some water.

An origami-style organiser that ends the tangled-cable drawer forever.

Turns wired CarPlay into wireless, so your phone stays in your pocket.

A build-it-yourself retro radio that doubles as a phone stand when you are done.

A colour-screen digital pet with whole habitats to explore. Nostalgia, upgraded.

Pocketable, rugged and far louder than something this small has any right to be.

Enough juice to revive a laptop and a phone, with the cables built right in.

A palm-sized drone that takes off from your hand and follows the action.

Flagship noise cancelling that turns a chaotic commute into a private listening room.

A wildly popular card game of luck, betrayal and the occasional exploding kitten.

Wrap a real gift inside packaging for a product that absolutely should not exist.

A tiny goat that screams on demand. Instant morale for any cubicle.

Press the button and a pickle yodels. There is no further explanation and none is required.

Sink a birdie without leaving the throne. The most productive bathroom break of the day.

A mug loaded with groan-worthy one-liners for the dad who is never off the clock.

Because some days go sideways and preparedness has never looked this ridiculous.

Daily affirmations for people who have made peace with the bare minimum.

A hefty little desk grenade that says exactly how the quarterly report is going.

A wireless handset shaped like a banana, so you can take calls like a fruit-based secret agent.