Turns one outlet into six, with a shelf for your phone and a night light that switches itself on. The kind of thing that looks like expensive electrician work.
The button takes you to the store; prices can change without notice.
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Pop open the lid to reveal the exact brutally honest response everyone wants to give but doesn't dare to. The ultimate desk gag to keep on standby for daily emergencies.
Fits in your palm and pulls faraway sights right up close. Waterproof, lightweight, and easy to hold with one hand. Officially designed for bird watching, though we won't ask what you actually end up looking at.
A soft, handmade retro controller with a happy face, made for late-night gamers. It will not help you pass the level, but it will guard your desk while you sleep.
Set it on the floor, turn it on, and get back to your day—your cat's afternoon entertainment is sorted. This automatic laser activates on motion detection and draws completely random paths no cat can ignore. USB rechargeable so your kitty gets some much-needed cardio.
Two keychains that only make complete sense together: one for them, one for you. The cheapest and most effective gaming-themed romance you will ever find.
A pocket bowling alley, ten pins included. The holiday after-dinner hour finally has an official tournament.
A pen made of magnetic pieces that breaks down and snaps into a thousand shapes while pretending to listen in a meeting. It actually writes, but nobody buys it for that.
Triggers automatically for 2 a.m. bathroom runs, casting a gentle colorful glow right into the bowl without blinding anyone. Starts as a joke, ends up life-changing.
A five-inch plastic pickle with a single button. You press it, and it yodels. It does nothing else: no apps, no Bluetooth, no real-world problem solving. Costs less than two lattes and is mathematically impossible to press just once.