The 2015 Newsweek Gift Guide for Everyone

This holiday season, Newsweek presents the best presents for everybody, in every price range. And also a hoverboard because hoverboards are awesome.

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1. Airline Visual Identity, 1945-1975
$450
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This 14-pound, 400-plus-page visual history of advertisements from aviation's golden age is one of the year's most interesting books—and one of its most beautiful.

2. APL Shoes
$120-$185
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Banned by the NBA, APL promises its shoes will help you run faster and jump higher. They're also Kim Kardashian–approved, but don't let that stop you.

3. ASOS Touchscreen Gloves
$33
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Up until recently, there seemed to be a rule that if gloves were touchscreen-friendly, they also had to be overpriced and unattractive. We're sure glad that's over.

4. Blaze Laserlight
$190
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A light that attaches to your ride and projects a universal biking symbol nearly 20 feet ahead. Face it: All things should have lasers.

5. Fiio x5
$349
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The Fiio portable music player gives listeners such true, lossless audio that it has the potential to even make the new Coldplay album sound good.

6. Fuego Box
$27.99-$29.95
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In quarterly or monthly installments, Fuego delivers unusual hot sauce brands to the spicy food fiend in your life. It's like a warm, crackling hearth in your mouth.

7. Goal Zero Solar Charger
$69.99
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A portable, solar-powered phone charger for the outdoors. The perfect gift for those who want to save the environment while making it unpleasant for everyone else.

8. Jamstik Smart Guitar
$299.99
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A smart guitar designed to get the "I should have taken guitar lessons" folks actually playing. Your roommates don't hate you enough already.

9. JBL Pulse 2 Portable Speaker
$199.95
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A waterproof Bluetooth speaker with an interactive light show built in? It's like a portable rave! Now if only drugs were waterproof.

10. Knox V2
$23.95
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In 2015, virtual reality became actual reality, and Google ­Cardboard brought VR to the people. But Knox Labs makes our favorite viewer. The future is now, and it's made of cardboard.

11. Mad Men: The Complete Collection Box Set
$109-190
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Though Mad Men may be gone, Don Draper's day-drinking can now live on.

12. Moment Lens Case
$79.99
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Turn your phone's camera into its smartest feature and really up the ante on your elaborate brunch photo shoots.

13. Muji Slippers
$15.00
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Made of comfy microfiber and surprisingly stylish, they're the perfect accessory to help you "Netflix and chill" all winter long.

14. Nest Protect and/or Thermostat
$99
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The cheap and easy-to-install Nest is a smoke and CO2 detector that sends notifications to your phone if anything goes wrong, even if the batteries are low. So sleek it makes fire safety look cool.

15. Papirmass
$8-$14/month
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Give a loved one the gift of good taste with this monthly subscription that delivers a print by an up-and-coming artist paired with a piece of contemporary literature.

16. Paro Therapy Robot
$5,000
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We first met super-smart, hella cute therapy seal Paro on Netflix's Master of None. Just limited-released in the U.S., any non–care specialists may have to wait to get one. We think it's worth it.

17. The Scent of a Dream by Sebastião Salgado
$46.58
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A stunning coffee table book on coffee and the plantation workers who pick it.

18. Secret Cities Coloring books (New York, Tokyo, Paris)
$12-$16
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The best trend of 2015 was the resurgence of coloring books for grown-ups. In beautiful, elaborate editions like Secret New York, Secret Paris and Secret Tokyo, these books are a great way to tune out the sounds of actual cities.

19. Seek
$199
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Ostensibly, heat-seeking tech for your smartphone would be great for the hunting and hiking enthusiast. Personally, we plan to use it to cheat at laser tag.

20. Sphero BB-8
$149.99
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BB-8, the breakout character of the latest Star Wars iteration, makes the once-cute R2-D2 look like a rusty toaster. This voice-commanded robotic companion is the droid you're looking for.

21. Star Wars Ice Cream Four-Pack
$36
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From beloved Brooklyn creamery Ample Hills, may the brainfreeze be with you.

22. Swagway X1 Smart Board
$399
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Forget the hoverboard haters and slither away from your enemies with hands-free swagger.

23. Toddy Cold Brew Coffee System
$39.50
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Coffee nerds insist there's only one right way to make cold brew. Those people are annoying but correct.

24. U-Turn Audio Turntable
$179-309
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Modern, user-friendly turntables that can help anyone fake their way through conversations with audiophiles.