32 Gifts for 14-Year-Old Teen Boys

The Celestron Travel Scope lets a teen boy who follows space news aim at the planets and craters he reads about.

This Soundcore Boom 2 plays a teen's own playlist on the driveway while he and his buddies work on skateboard tricks.

On the walk to a pickup game, a teen who plays any sport offered carries his own gear on his back.

Soundcore V20i earbuds are made for a teen who runs laps at the school track with a playlist setting his pace.

A paper plane that answers to a phone belongs with a teen boy who already tinkers with gadgets and wing shapes.

At the skate park, a teen who records every trick his friends land can hand them a print right there.

These Microsoft controllers give a teen gamer a spare for the friend who drops by after school asking for a rematch.

When a ranked match loads, a teen PC gamer can rest his hands on a SteelSeries Apex 3 of his own.

Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones turn the back seat of a long family drive into a private listening booth for a teen boy.

An Apple MagSafe charger gives a teen whose phone battery dies by dinner a wireless spot to recharge.

The KODAK Dock Plus printer suits a teen boy whose camera roll is full of unprinted photos.

Wired Sony IER-EX15C earbuds keep a teen's music and videos going through a free period in the school library.

Whoever is choosing for a teen who records podcast episodes with his friends can give the show a Logitech G Blue Yeti.

During a live stream, a teen who chats with viewers while he plays can fire off scene changes without leaving his game.

A PRO-SPIN ping pong set suits a teen who rewatches table tennis clips and wants to copy each curling serve himself.

Surf clips play on repeat for a teen who lives nowhere near a beach, and this board brings that stance inland.

On the morning of a home game, a teen midfielder can warm up his touch without waiting on a teammate.

This flying ring gives an active teenage boy and his friends a throwing game to take outdoors.

My Hero Academia, Vol. 1 gives a teen manga fan the opening volume of a series to collect.

Scythe by Neal Shusterman gives a sci-fi fan in high school a novel to get absorbed in.

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins is a novel for a teen boy reading on his own time.

Six of Crows gives a high school fantasy fan a novel by Leigh Bardugo to get lost in.

This kit turns a teen's desk into a workbench where the circuits he wires respond to instructions he types himself.

This model engine kit hands a car-crazy teen boy the part under the hood to build himself.

Timex's Weekender watch matches a teen who has outgrown the kids' watch from grade school and keeps his own schedule now.

Simple everyday gear matches a teen who packs his bag himself and refills at the school fountain rather than the vending machine.

Kanoodle Genius is a logic puzzle game for a puzzle-loving teenage boy to pick up whenever he likes.

After a family dinner, a teen who maps out hiking routes for fun can lay the national parks across the table.

The Canson XL Series pad hands a teen watercolor painter pages kept just for his paintings.