The time has come again for your favorite high schooler to don their cap and gown and move on to bigger and better things. But what do you get someone as a gift for one of the biggest moments in their life? We’ve got a great list of techy, unique gifts that your graduate will love, and be able to take with them in the next steps in their journey.
Any gamer will appreciate the concept of graduation as “leveling up,” so why not let them show it off with this game-inspired mug?
No one wants their laptop, tablet, or phone dying in the middle of a college lecture, or during the workday — a portable charger will help with those days when they forget to plug in their devices. This one comes tucked in a luggage tag, perfect for their future travels.
Gone are the mornings of mom and dad waking them up for school. Your graduate will have to rely on themselves now, so why not help them out? A great alarm clock like this sunrise alarm will help them start their days off on the right foot, all on their own.
Whether it’s for their dorm or first apartment, a mini fridge is a great gift for the grad who loves to have fresh snacks or drinks at hand.
Leaving home for the first time can be scary, but putting a little bit of their personality on the walls will help your grad feel right at home. A personalized neon sign is a great way to brighten up their new space.
College kids will learn sooner rather than later that late nights at their desks are inevitable — you can help make those nights more entertaining with a fun, unique table lamp.
Graduation is a bittersweet time — they’re starting their new lives, but also potentially leaving behind dear friends and loved ones. These long distance touch bracelets will help them feel connected to their nearest and dearest no matter where everyone ends up.
Help your grad update their (most likely tattered and old) high school backpack for a sleek, mature laptop bag. This bag from Herschel has special tech pockets designed for all their gadgets, and is also great for travel.
Help your grad update their (most likely tattered and old) high school backpack for a sleek, mature laptop bag. This bag from Herschel has special tech pockets designed for all their gadgets, and is also great for travel.
Taking and managing stores of handwritten notes can be stressful, but a smart notebook allows them to instantly transfer their notes into a single app, meaning they can still take notes by hand while also keeping them organized digitally.
Do you know any young graduates taking on the world? Are any of these gifts a great fit for them? Let us know in the comments, we always love to hear from you!
