. Given many people are cutting back on spending this year, we've made sure to factor in a range of price points. After all, a thoughtful, beautiful gift is priceless for the recipient – and their beaming smile will be a precious memory for you too. Chipolo Black Card Spot This super slimline (and discreet) wallet finder connects to your Apply My Find My Network so you can easily relocate it when necessary. Buy for £30 at Oliver Bonas. Oral-B Pro 3500 Cross Action Electric Toothbrush with Travel Case A high-tech toothbrush is a good buy for those who want things they can actually use. This model has three cleaning modes, offers up to two weeks' use from a single charge, and features a 360 ̊ gum pressure control that visibly alerts you if you brush too hard. Buy for £45 (was £90) at Look Fantastic. Suede Slippers with Freshfeet Slippers may be a time-worn stocking filler, but for good reason. These stylish moccasins feature Freshfeet technology to keep them looking (and smelling) new for longer, along with Thermowarmth technology so your toes stay toasty. Buy for £35 at M&S. Personalised Metallic Sound Wave Song Print){kind=link}
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Buying for men can be difficult, especially since a lot of gifts targeted at males are either jokey or so overly masculine as to be boring.
If you want to impress this Christmas, avoid the toilet humour books, useless novelties, and products emblazoned with moustaches and pints glasses that are everywhere at this time of year for some reason.
Instead, go for items they’ll actually use, whether that’s a kitchen gadget or a versatile accessory they can throw on with everything.