Casetify has an amazing array of Apple Watch bands, including this Cheetah Dot version. Each band is made with top-quality materials and are compatible with the new Apple Watch 5 or the original Series 1, Series 2, Series 3 and Series 4, and are available for the Apple Watch sizes 38mm, 40mm, 42mm and 44mm. Check out the lineup of printed Saffiano leather bands, the metal link bracelet bands and more. Prices begin at $40.
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The Gate Labs’ smart lock has video and voice capabilities to serve as a digital doorman. $249
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The Fender Newport speaker is the ideal gift for a non-techie, since it has a classic look and yet offers all of the features of a wireless speaker. $149
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The Fi smart dog collar tracks your dog whether you’re near them or not, through GPS. You’ll never have a lost dog again. The best part? It’s easy to use for non-techies and the app alerts you if your dog leaves your house or yard, even if you’re at work. $149 with GPS plans starting at $1.89 a week.
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The JBL Clip 3 is an ultra-portable, ultra-rugged and waterproof Bluetooth speaker. The upgraded durable and fully integrated carabiner clips to your clothes, belt loop or backpack, making the Clip 3 your outdoor companion on every adventure. The Clip 3 is waterproof and offers 10 hours of playtime, powered by a 1000mAh rechargeable battery, allowing you to bring your music with you. Available through T-Mobile, it’s $69.99.
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If the non-techie on your holiday gift list has sprung for a new iPhone Pro Max, then they’re trying to test the limits and they definitely will want a new phone case. Casetify has a cool lineup of cases designed by artists, with styles to suit everyone’s preferences and needs, no matter how drop-proof they need a case to be. This Impact Case is priced at $45 and can be customized.
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The PetSafe Smart Feed automatic dog and cat feeder is an easy way to help a non-techie use technology to feed their pet from afar. It works with an Amazon Echo device so they can quickly ask Alexa to feed their dog or cat a snack. It notifies them when the feeder is low or empty and gives them the ability to automatically reorder their pet’s food through Amazon Dash Replenishment. $194.99
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Game of Thrones was so last year. Now it’s all about the Game of Phones. Available at Uncommon Goods, this game turns your smartphone into the subject of a scavenger hunt. $20
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Everyone needs a spare charger, unless they’re all about the wireless charging. The MyCharge Hub Turbo 10050 charger is one of a kind and packed with fast power. It has an integrated iPhone Apple Lightning cable, an integrated USB-C cable and a built-in USB port and 10050mAh. $109.99
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Teena Maddox is a VP at Brodeur Partners. She is a former Associate Managing Editor at TechRepublic. Teena's lifelong journalism career has included writing on staff for publications including People magazine, W magazine and Women's Wear Daily.
