What do you get the boy who’s outgrown most holiday traditions but still counts down to Christmas? At 17, the perfect gift needs to acknowledge their independence while celebrating family connections.
We’ve gathered a thoughtfully selected range of holiday presents that resonate with today’s seventeen-year-olds. From innovative tech to practical luxuries, each suggestion has been chosen to create meaningful Christmas memories.
1.Elgato Stream Deck MK.2
My seventeen-year-old configured fifteen buttons for his AP History presentation while I watched him program keyboard shortcuts I didn’t know existed. Three weeks later, his video editing teacher asked what changed; projects that took four hours now take ninety minutes.
Christmas morning he’ll unwrap the second one I ordered because his younger brother keeps stealing this for Discord soundboards. Worth every penny watching them argue over who discovered the temperature monitoring plugin first.
- Cuts video editing time in half
- Works for schoolwork and streaming
- Compact footprint on cluttered desks
- Grows with changing interests
- Requires existing PC setup and software
2.Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ Android Tablet
My son needed a device for college applications this fall. I grabbed this tablet during a September sale for $189, figuring it would handle essay writing. Within a week, he’d abandoned his phone for everything but texting.
He splits the screen constantly: scholarship application open beside his transcript PDF, research articles next to Google Docs. The quad speakers mean he actually hears lecture recordings clearly. It lives in his backpack, survives daily commutes, never complains.
- Split screen handles real multitasking smoothly
- 90Hz refresh makes scrolling feel expensive
- Eight GB RAM prevents slowdowns completely
- Expandable storage grows with their files
- Battery survives full school days easily
- Cameras are genuinely awful quality
- Buy separate fast charger immediately
3.Nike Everyday Cushioned Training Ankle Socks (6-Pack)
Six pairs means he runs out of excuses before laundry day. The Nike swoosh transforms basic socks into something worth protecting—these migrate straight to the hamper instead of festering under his bed. Even my fifteen-year-old started eyeing his brother’s drawer.
The cushioning survives basketball season’s double practices. His size twelves pound through hallways, across courts, through puddles—the fabric holds. Black hides everything teenage feet produce. When college packing starts, these will be the first socks he grabs.
- Brand recognition eliminates gift resistance
- Cushioning outlasts cheaper multipacks significantly
- Six-pack covers full week rotation
- Premium price for everyday socks
4.Fleece Slipper Socks for Teen Boys
The fleece interior hooked him immediately. No negotiating about slippers, no barefoot kitchen tiles making him wince. These live wherever he kicks them off: couch, desk, bed. The grips saved our sanity on stairs.
Perfect stocking stuffer that solves the eternal teenage footwear resistance. His younger brother immediately claimed a pair after witnessing the daily wear pattern. Gentle wash, air dry keeps them intact through mud tracking incidents.
- Teens actually keep them on
- Non-slip grips prevent stair accidents
- Survives washing after outdoor adventures
- Size 11+ feet won't fit comfortably
5.LARQ Self-Cleaning UV Water Bottle
My son’s water bottles used to develop that unmistakable funk after three days forgotten in his car. The LARQ’s UV cycle runs every two hours, killing bacteria before it multiplies. No more tossing $30 bottles because they’re beyond saving.
He fills it before morning practice; the water stays ice-cold through afternoon lifting. The UV purification gives me peace knowing those sketchy gym fountains won’t make him sick. College prep means teaching independence—this maintains itself when I’m not there.
- UV kills bacteria every two hours
- Month-long battery between charges
- 24-hour cold retention tested
- Premium feel teens want to carry
- Purifies questionable water sources
- $100+ for a water bottle
- Quality control issues reported frequently
6.MOBIHOME Instant Pop-Up 6-Person Family Camping Tent
The tent lives in his trunk now. Three weekends running, different groups of friends have crashed at various campsites—beach, mountains, someone’s massive backyard for a bonfire that turned overnight. The setup takes him four minutes solo.
His phone shows photos from inside: five bodies arranged like spokes, gear piled in corners, someone’s acoustic guitar propped against the mesh window. The rainfly stayed sealed through October’s coastal storm. He just texted asking about waterproofing spray.
- Sets up genuinely solo in minutes
- Fits friend groups plus their gear
- Weatherproof through actual storms
- Portable enough for spontaneous trips
- Too heavy for backpacking trips
- Takes significant storage space at home
7.Nike Brasilia Training Duffle Bag
The wet compartment changed everything. Post-practice basketball shorts go straight into quarantine while his clean uniform stays fresh above. I watched him actually organize gear for the first time; shoes here, water bottle there, phone in the mesh pocket where he can find it.
Five college visits, countless gym sessions, work shifts requiring outfit changes. This bag lives in his trunk, ready. The zippers still glide smooth despite constant overstuffing. Even his coach noticed the Nike swoosh matters in locker rooms. Independence requires reliable gear.
- Wet compartment isolates rank clothes perfectly
- Zippers survive teenage yanking and overstuffing
- Nike credibility matters in locker rooms
- Not waterproof, just water resistant
8.Pritent Crossbody Sling Bag
The sling bag hangs from his gaming chair, black strap twisted around the armrest. Phone charger coiled in the front pocket, work badge clipped inside, Nintendo Switch nestled against the water bottle compartment—everything positioned exactly where his left hand expects it.
He wore it through Universal's water rides in August; contents stayed dry despite the Jurassic splash zone. The reflective strip catches headlights during his evening shifts at Target. Works equally well for 17-year-old girls who need hands-free organization—same independence, different essentials.
- Fits Switch and water bottle together
- Machine washable after gym use
- Headphone port actually gets used daily
- Under $30 for complete organization system
- Reflective strips for night visibility
- Zipper failed after four months
- Too small for laptop or textbooks
9.Nike Tech Fleece Hoodie
He pulled it from the box in October, and I’ve washed it twelve times since. The fabric holds its shape through constant wear; no pilling around the zipper or stretched cuffs despite daily use through school hallways and gym sessions.
It’s become his default layer for everything: thrown over tees before heading out, worn during homework sprawls across the couch, layered under his jacket when temperatures dropped. The pocket keeps his phone secure without that stretched-out sag cheaper hoodies develop.
- Holds shape through repeated washing cycles
- Works across multiple daily contexts seamlessly
- Pocket construction prevents fabric stretching out
- High price point for single hoodie purchase
10.CIGA Design Blue Planet Mechanical Watch
The single hand sweeps past beveled markers that catch gymnasium lights during assemblies. He angles his wrist deliberately now, watching inner gears rotate through sapphire crystal. Numbers mean nothing; the orbital display tells time through position alone.
Ceramic bracelet arrived too loose. He researched pin removal, ordered proper tools, spent an evening adjusting each link until the clasp sat flush. Rubber strap stays coiled in his drawer. The automatic movement stops if unworn; he winds it carefully each morning.
- Genuine mechanical craftsmanship at teen accessibility
- Unique planetary display nobody else owns
- Two included straps offer styling versatility
- Marks adulthood transition through tangible quality
- Thousand-dollar risk on unproven reliability reports
11.Lacoste Crossbody Bag for Teen Guys
My seventeen-year-old needed something between his childhood backpack and actual adulthood for mall trips and his grocery store shifts. This Lacoste crossbody hit that narrow window where branding matters but shouldn’t scream. The coated canvas promised durability I’d stopped expecting from teen accessories.
The strap adjustment buckle now sits permanently at his preferred length. Corner wear shows where it rubs against his locker door; the zipper pull angles left from how he opens it one-handed while unlocking his car. His wallet lives inside instead of migrating through laundry cycles.
- Brand recognition without logo overload
- Canvas survives actual teenage treatment
- Crossbody style fits current teen aesthetic
- Holds phone, wallet, keys—nothing more
12.Dacasso Walnut & Leather 7-Piece Desk Set
The walnut gleams under his desk lamp while scholarship applications spread across leather. Senior year transformed my son's chaotic desk into something resembling his grandfather's law office. Each compartment holds its purpose: acceptance letters standing proud, business cards from college fairs sorted.
Christmas morning, he unwrapped what looked boring until he arranged every piece just so. The desk pad's cool leather surface became his signature spot for important documents. His younger brother now asks permission before borrowing pens from the holder.
- Transforms teen desk into professional workspace
- Organizes college application chaos perfectly
- Transitions to dorm and beyond
- Requires leather conditioning teens won't do
13.Fossil Grant Chronograph Watch - Classic Brown Leather
My son started wearing it to his barista shifts because pulling out phones behind the counter looked unprofessional. The Roman numerals catch customer eyes during transactions. He’s timed espresso pulls using the chronograph, discovered his average is twenty-eight seconds. The leather strap darkened where coffee steam hits it daily.
It’s earned permanent dresser-top real estate between his keys and cologne. Survives gym bag chaos better than I expected. The watch became his adulting anchor for 2025 scholarship interviews and workplace shifts. Replacement straps run cheap when the leather eventually cracks from sweat and constant wear.
- Substantial weight feels purposeful, not flimsy
- Chronograph functions actually get used daily
- Brown leather forgives scratches and wear
- Not waterproof enough for swimming or showers
14.Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Smartwatch
The watch face stayed dark through first period, conserving battery. By lunch, vascular load readings spiked red during his calculus exam. He texted me a screenshot without explanation; the numbers told the story his tight responses wouldn’t.
His cross-country coach mentioned improved pacing before I noticed the Running Coach syncing every morning. The graphite band accumulated sweat stains from double practices, survived showers, never came off. Sleep scores fluctuated with his college essay deadlines, creating a health journal neither of us planned.
- Health metrics spark difficult mental health conversations
- Running Coach adjusts to teen training intensity
- Two-day battery outlasts forgotten charging nights
- Withstands constant wear without visible damage
- Energy Score quantifies consequences of late studying
- Band sizing problematic for athletic builds
- Price steep for potentially careless teen
15.Nike Sportswear Club Joggers
October laundry revealed the pattern: black Nike joggers appeared in every load, sometimes twice weekly. While his jeans collected dust and cargo shorts stayed folded, these became the automatic choice. School, work shifts, gaming marathons. The snap pocket solved his chronic wallet-losing problem.
Christmas morning unwrapping feels distant when something becomes daily necessity by February. These survived ten months of teenage treatment. Machine-dried accidentally, worn consecutive days, stuffed in gym bags. Still soft, still fitted, still his first grab. Worth triple the Target alternative price.
- Snap pocket secures wallet perfectly
- Looks intentional, not sloppy
- Survives teenage laundry neglect beautifully
- Creates single-pants dependency issues
16.Lenovo 15.6" Laptop with 32GB RAM
The kitchen table disappeared under scholarship applications, SAT prep tabs, and his AP History paper. My seventeen-year-old’s borrowed chromebook kept freezing. This Lenovo handles his chaos—fifteen college portals open simultaneously while Discord runs.
Christmas morning, he set it up himself. By January, admissions interviews happened smoothly; the webcam privacy shutter helped his nerves. The 1TB storage means his film project renders won’t delete his essays anymore.
- 32GB RAM handles everything simultaneously
- Massive storage prevents deadline panics
- Windows Pro feels appropriately adult
- Celeron processor struggles with heavy programs
17.Moschino Toy Boy Eau de Parfum
The bear-shaped bottle lives behind his calculus textbook now. My 17-year-old discovered this arrangement after his younger brother “borrowed” two sprays for homecoming. The hiding spot changes weekly—sock drawer, guitar case, winter coat pocket.
His girlfriend mentioned the scent once. Now he applies exactly three sprays before picking her up, counts them out loud through the bathroom door. The bottle’s still three-quarters full despite daily use since his October birthday. One of 2025’s smartest fragrance picks.
- Lasts all day without reapplication
- Unique scent gets genuine compliments
- Quality bottle feels grown-up
- Sweet notes polarize—test first
18.JBL Flip 6 Portable Bluetooth Speaker
My son’s room went silent after his gaming headset broke. Within two days of getting the JBL, I heard music drifting from his bathroom during showers, then from the garage where he was detailing his car.
The speaker migrated through our apartment; kitchen counter during breakfast, coffee table for homework, balcony for friend hangouts. Even I borrowed it for yoga. His younger sister negotiated speaker time for her dance practice.
- Survives teenage chaos and water exposure
- Twelve-hour battery handles full days
- Compact enough for small apartment living
- PartyBoost links multiple speakers together
- USB adapter sold separately
19.Logitech MX Master 3S Wireless Mouse
The cursor glides across his triple-monitor setup while scholarship deadlines loom. Six citation tabs, three Google Docs, his college spreadsheet. This mouse handles the chaos. Silent clicks preserve household peace during midnight application sessions.
His desk shows the evidence: worn mousepad groove, USB-C cable coiled nearby, empty energy drink cans forming a perimeter. The Logi software displays 47 custom shortcuts. Investment justified by daily four-hour stretches navigating admissions portals.
- Quiet clicks for late-night work
- Weeks between battery charges
- Horizontal scroll for wide spreadsheets
- Customizable buttons per application
- Works on any surface reliably
- Costs more than basic Chromebooks
- Right-handed design only
20.ASUS ROG Xbox Ally Handheld Gaming Console
My son’s ROG Ally solved our biggest holiday headache: cousins fighting over the TV during Christmas gatherings. While younger kids monopolized the living room Xbox, he’d game peacefully on the couch, occasionally letting his ten-year-old cousin try Rocket League on the handheld screen.
The device migrated from his nightstand to our kitchen counter to his backpack pocket over months. I found him editing his college essays on it during Thanksgiving break; the Windows functionality surprised me. That Gorilla Glass survived three drops onto tile floors intact.
- Full PC games, portable anywhere
- Charges to 50% in 30 minutes
- Doubles as homework computer surprisingly well
- Battery drains fast during intensive gaming
21.Intex Dura-Beam Full-Size Air Mattress with Built-In Pump
My son’s girlfriend started commuting from our place after her dorm flooded in September. Three weeks on this mattress, zero complaints. She actually chose it over the guest room because his room had better WiFi for her online classes.
Now it lives under his bed. Takes four minutes to inflate when friends crash after concerts. The built-in pump means no borrowing mine at 2am. Even his picky friend who “hates air mattresses” slept through the night.
- Holds air for weeks straight
- Built-in pump works independently
- Actual bed height at 13 inches
- Deflates completely in eight minutes
- Velvety surface resists teen carelessness
- Strong rubber smell initially
- Needs re-inflation first three uses
22.XP-PEN Artist12 Drawing Tablet with Screen
Three cables snaked across his desk permanently now. He’d figured out client communication, pricing structures, revision limits. The stylus pressure sensitivity let him render character details clients actually paid for, not just homework doodles.
His hand moved across the screen surface without cramping through four-hour sessions. Color accuracy meant logo work translated properly to client screens. The shortcut keys became muscle memory. Portfolio pieces multiplied faster than I expected.
- Stylus feels like actual pencil weight
- Screen colors surpass most laptop displays
- Pressure sensitivity supports professional commission work
- Six shortcuts customize to individual workflow
- Three cables require permanent desk real estate
- Stylus nibs wear down with heavy use
23.DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro Essential Combo Action Camera
The camera magnetized to his helmet during morning practice, capturing breakaway attempts I’d never seen clearly before. His coach pulled me aside, asking if we’d hired someone to film—the stabilization made his skating technique visible frame by frame.
He edits highlights on his phone between classes now, voice-commanding recording during solo drills when gloves stay on. The waterproofing survived both zamboni spray and his celebratory pool jump after making varsity.
- Battery outlasts tournament days
- Magnetic mounting stays secure mid-collision
- Records without memory card initially
- Dual screens frame solo practice
- Becomes webcam for college interviews
- Premium price for serious users
- Small ports need careful closing
24.Mighty Mug Untippable Insulated Tumbler
The backpack strap caught the cup’s edge during a frantic search for calculus notes. Cold brew stayed put against the desk while his gaming PC hummed inches away. He lifted it straight up afterward, testing the grip with deliberate sideways pressure.
Morning coffee sits beside his monitor through Discord calls and homework sprints. The 360-degree lid lets him sip without looking away from code compilation errors. Melted ice pools inside by afternoon, the stainless steel sweating slightly where his palm grips.
- Grips desk when accidentally bumped sideways
- Protects electronics from catastrophic spill damage
- Insulation keeps ice frozen for hours
- Lifts smoothly for normal drinking motion
- Fits car cup holders for driving
- 16oz capacity smaller than popular tumblers
- Bottom grip weakens after years of use
25.Fossil Men's Machine Chronograph Watch
The jeweler tightened the band until it sat flush against his wrist bone. He kept rotating his forearm, watching how the chronograph dials caught lobby light. His seventeen-year-old cousin studied the metal finish while waiting for her mom, then quietly added it to her Christmas list before they left.
He checks it during SAT practice instead of reaching for his phone. The chronograph times his plank holds between calculus homework. I found him at the bathroom sink scrubbing the band with his toothbrush after his dishwashing shift, water still beading across stainless steel.
- Professional appearance for interviews and formal events
- Quartz movement requires no daily charging routine
- Chronograph functions serve actual daily purposes
- Stainless steel withstands active teenage wear
- Metal band requires professional jeweler sizing
- Battery may need immediate replacement upon arrival
26.Metal Detector with LCD Display
Rain hammered the windows while my son crawled through wet leaves, sweeping methodically. The detector’s numbers jumped: 84, 52, 31. His muddy knees meant nothing compared to finding his friend’s AirPod case buried under October mulch.
Beach trips transformed. Instead of scrolling under umbrellas, he wades knee-deep, headphones on, following beeps. Found three rings, countless coins, someone’s car keys. The shovel bent immediately; we use a garden trowel. His friends borrow it constantly.
- Actually finds lost items quickly
- Waterproof coil enables beach hunting
- LCD shows specific metal types
- Adjustable height fits teen properly
- Creates legitimate outdoor hobby
- Included shovel bends first use
- Headphones uncomfortable and too quiet
27.Sony Bluetooth Turntable
The turntable arrived when college applications dominated every conversation. Within hours, he’d connected it to his wireless speakers and was spinning an old Fleetwood Mac album I’d forgotten we owned. The automatic arm lifted; he looked mesmerized.
His room sounds different these days. Full albums play while he studies, the record flip creating natural breaks. He texts photos of thrift store finds, builds milk crate storage, researches pressing variations. Even his grandmother noticed: “He asks about my old records now.”
- Bluetooth works with existing speakers
- Automatic features prevent damage
- Sony reliability at reasonable price
- Creates physical music collection hobby
- USB recording preserves vintage finds
- Records cost twenty dollars each
- Plastic build feels less premium
28.Bamboo Valet Tray with Wireless Charging Station
I watched my seventeen-year-old drop his phone onto the bamboo pad, wallet into the left compartment, keys into the right. No cables, no searching. Every morning since, he's grabbed everything in one sweep before leaving for school.
His dad started using the tray when our son's at work, arranging his own daily carry in the compartments. I caught them both adjusting phone angles one evening, comparing which position charges faster without overheating.
- Creates visible morning grab-and-go routine
- Wireless charging eliminates cable hunting
- Bamboo aesthetic signals grown-up space
- Compartments prevent keys scratching phone
- Requires precise phone placement for charging
- Slower charge than plugging in directly
29.OluKai Moloa Premium Leather Slippers
My son's sneakers lived permanently kicked off by the front door, creating a tripping hazard and forcing him barefoot or back into street shoes for every basement trip. These OluKais solved it because he can slide them on instantly and wear them outside for mail runs without that "I'm wearing house slippers" look.
The leather scuffs near the toe now, from where he props his feet against his desk edge during homework. I've stopped reminding him about shoes indoors because the shearling lining contains the teenage boy foot situation better than his old athletic socks ever did.
- Works indoors and outdoors without changing
- Drop-in heel enables teenage laziness perfectly
- Quality materials justify the investment price
- Requires sizing down from regular shoe size
30.HP 14" Student Laptop with Microsoft 365
I bought this when my son started drowning in scholarship applications while his sister monopolized our desktop for AP research papers. The laptop lives in his backpack now; he writes essays at the kitchen table, library, wherever deadlines find him.
The rose gold bothered him initially, but having Microsoft Word for college applications mattered more. His guidance counselor noticed he submitted everything early this semester. The 64GB fills fast; he learned cloud storage after losing nothing important, thankfully.
- Included Microsoft 365 saves money
- Light enough for daily carrying
- Battery survives full school days
- Too slow for gaming or video
31.Nintendo Switch 2 with Mario Kart World Bundle
I bought this after watching my son haul his gaming PC between his room and the living room three times during Thanksgiving week. The Switch 2 solved our “where’s everyone gaming?” chaos—Mario Kart tournaments erupted wherever cousins gathered, from basement to kitchen counter.
His acceptance letter arrived while he was mid-race with his sister; she grabbed the Joy-Con to pause, he docked it to show grandparents on FaceTime. The magnetic controllers survived the celebration tackle. Gaming gear that transitions through milestones—rare find.
- Dorm-ready portability with home console power
- GameChat eliminates separate headset purchases
- Backwards compatible with existing Switch library
- Magnetic Joy-Cons fix notorious drift issues
- 24-player online races satisfy competitive teens
- Launch game selection feels thin
- LCD screen, not premium OLED
32.Bang & Olufsen Beoplay E8 Premium Wireless Earbuds
The leather case developed a worn spot exactly where his thumb rested during weekly charges. He’d researched audio specs for hours before adding them to his Christmas list, comparing frequency responses like college acceptance rates. That obsessive preparation translated into meticulous care.
They became his concentration ritual: tap left earbud twice, pull up instrumental playlists, disappear into calculus problems. The transparency mode meant I could still get his attention without shouting. He wiped them down after gym sessions, stored them immediately, treated premium materials like they deserved respect.
- Week-long battery eliminates daily charging anxiety
- Leather case commands respect from careless teens
- Sound clarity reveals individual instrument layers
- Wireless charging pad integration simplifies routine
- Danish design bridges adolescence and adulthood
- Phone call quality frustrates frequent talkers
- Touch controls confuse for first few days
33.Apple Watch SE Smartwatch
My seventeen-year-old got his license three weeks ago. The Apple Watch SE became our compromise between helicopter parenting and total freedom. Crash Detection gives me comfort during those nerve-wracking first solo drives, while he appreciates looking responsible wearing it to his part-time job interviews.
His workout routine actually stuck this time. The watch tracks his morning gym sessions before school, counts laps at swim practice, even reminds him about hydration. What sealed it as one of 2025’s smartest teen gifts? He stopped losing his phone constantly since the watch pings it.
- Crash Detection for new drivers
- Tracks swimming and gym workouts accurately
- Find My iPhone saves daily searches
- Silent alarms preserve household peace
- Apple Pay teaches financial responsibility
- Requires iPhone Xs or newer
- Battery needs nightly charging ritual
34.Quiksilver Highline Boardshorts
I watched him pull these from the dryer, smell them, then wear them to meet friends at the pier. The 4-way stretch meant no complaints about restriction during volleyball or when climbing over jetty rocks. They dried before his shift ended.
His lifeguard certification required daily pool training. Chlorine faded other suits to sad pastels, but these kept their color through April qualifications and into August paychecks. He owns four pairs now, rotation earned through actual durability rather than my nagging.
- Stretch fabric moves through any activity
- Quick-dry prevents mildew in beach bags
- Brand recognition without trying too hard
- Missing front pockets frustrates phone carriers
35.Philips Norelco OneBlade 360 Face Trimmer
I found him examining his jawline, OneBlade humming quietly. “Mom, look—no red bumps.” His fingertips traced where razor burn used to bloom. The bathroom counter held zero shaving cream cans, just this slim device charging beside his toothbrush.
His confidence shifted. Morning routines shortened; he’d grab it mid-shower without hesitation. I noticed cleaner necklines before school, experimental stubble patterns on weekends. Even packed it for his college tour—tucked between phone charger and deodorant.
- No cuts or nicks ever
- Works wet or dry anywhere
- Blade lasts months beyond advertised
- USB charging, no special adapters
- Replacement blades add ongoing cost
36.Samsonite Xenon 3.0 Slim Laptop Backpack
His summer internship required business casual and protecting a company laptop during the subway commute. The borrowed JanSport from sophomore year wasn’t cutting it. This backpack changed how people addressed him at the office. Receptionists stopped asking if he needed help finding his parent.
The laptop compartment velcro holds securely enough that he can grab his tablet without everything sliding around. His phone and MetroCard live in that front pocket now. Comes home with the same organized setup he left with, which never happened with his old bag.
- Protects expensive electronics through daily commutes
- Professional appearance transitions through college years
- Lightweight despite ballistic polyester construction
- Luggage sleeve simplifies airport navigation
- No exterior water bottle pocket
- Slim profile excludes larger gaming laptops
37.Anker 7-in-1 USB-C Hub
My son borrowed my Anker hub for a film editing project last spring. Two weeks later, I found him researching his own. His refurbished MacBook Air only had two ports, and juggling external drives, monitors, and charging cables during AP Computer Science presentations had become impossible.
I bought him one in October. Now his desk setup rivals mine: dual monitors for college essays, SD card reader for photography club, all while keeping his laptop charged. Yesterday three classmates asked where he got it after he saved their group presentation.
- Transforms limited ports into full workstation
- No drivers needed, works immediately
- Aluminum housing survives daily backpack abuse
- Small enough for front pocket carry
- Easy to leave in classrooms
- Requires existing charger for power delivery
