While you can't go wrong with flowers and chocolate, let's branch out this Valentine's Day. There's no better way to show someone your love than getting them a gift that demonstrates just how well you know them. We've put together a list of the 30 best Valentine's Day gifts and ideas to get for literally anybody on your list. Whether you're in need of a gift for an eco-conscious best friend or a comedy-obsessed partner, there's something for everyone on this list. Plus, we've included Mashable-vetted items like the most comfortable headphones or fastest e-reader.

In need of a more specific gift? You're in luck. We have Valentine's Day gift guides for girlfriends, boyfriends, husbands, and wives too.

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Lego Icons Flower Bouquet

Best for the kid at heart

If you're shopping for someone who likes to use their hands, what's better than a Lego set? It satisfies the inner child and provides hours of screen-free entertainment. Plus with Valentine's Day, you may as well stay on theme with a flower bouquet. This 756-piece set is a perfect activity for you and your loved one — and it leaves you with an arrangement that will never wilt.

Buying Options

$59.99 from Amazon

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Kindle Paperwhite

Best for the voracious reader

Maybe one of their New Year's resolutions is to read more. Well, a Kindle Paperwhite will give them a solid assist. It's even waterproof, so they can read at the beach, by the pool, or in the bath with no worries. Just be sure to tell them about the Libby app.

Buying Options

$159.99 from Amazon

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AeroGarden

Best for the person with a green thumb

An AeroGarden makes for a fun, fairly easy gardening project, even if their place doesn't get a ton of natural sunlight. They'll also get delicious homegrown herbs and veggies even outside of farmers market season — a real "gift that keeps on giving" scenario.

Buying Options

$107 from Amazon

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AirPods Pro (2nd generation)

Best for the iPhone user

If your loved one wants to move on from the wired headphones life, upgrade them to the AirPods Pro. They're completely wireless and have active noise cancellation — plus, many people prefer their fit to that of regular AirPods.

Buying Options

$249 from Amazon

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Dyson Airwrap

Best for the at-home hairdresser

There's no good mood like a "first few hair days after a salon blowout" mood. The latest version of Dyson's iconic hair styler puts that power in your hands on the daily. The Airwrap i.d. uses smart sensors to adjust heat and airflow to her hair type, and is available in two iterations: Curly+Coily and Straight+Wavy. Either determines a few of the six attachments included, though the fast dryer, Conical Airwrap barrel, and round volumizing brush come with both.

Buying Options

$599 from Amazon

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Apple Watch Series 10

For the person who tracks their steps

Even people who "don't want an Apple Watch" still kind of want an Apple Watch. They can stay in touch 24/7 with iMessage and social media notifications on its always-on display, sync it with AirPods for streaming, and use it as a fitness tracker.

Buying Options

$399 from Amazon

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Crocs Dylan Platform Clog

Best for the errand runner

We can't stop seeing the Crocs Dylan Clogs around town. They're a surprisingly chic shoe from Crocs that are the perfect shoe to throw on when running to the corner store or out for a cup of coffee. These unisex mules are just right for the person on-the-go, who doesn't have time to put on anything with laces.

Buying Options

$54.99 from Amazon

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Fellow Stag Electric Kettle

Best for the at-home barista

If you have someone in your life who is religious about their morning coffee or tea, then an electric kettle is a great gift to add to their tool kit. The Fellow Stagg Kettle has a long gooseneck spout for pour overs, plus you can adjust the temperature controls precisely and not have to rely on presets.

Buying Options

$165 from Amazon

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Ninja Creami Deluxe

Best for the person with a sweet tooth

For the person in your life who is always after a sweet little treat, the Ninja Creami puts the power in your hands. The Ninja Creami Deluxe lets you mix your own pints and spins them into creamy frozen confections. Plus, the Deluxe gives you the option to mix up frozen drinks too.

Buying Options

$249.99 from Amazon

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Lomi Electric Composter

Best for those with a low-waste lifestyle

Composting is the eco-friendly art of recycling food scraps instead of sending them to rot and produce methane in a landfill. (America's food waste problem is abysmal, BTW — the average household wastes almost a third of the food it acquires each year.) The Lomi makes composting possible without a complex outdoor setup. It's about the size of a slow cooker and silently turns food scraps to sprinkle-able garden fertilizer in a few hours — and prevents the trash can from reeking of tossed leftovers.

Buying Options

$379 from Amazon

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Ember Mug

Best for the slow coffee drinker

Here's the tea: The Ember mug is a truly next-level product for any and all hot-beverage-drinkers. Especially the slow drinkers who end up reheating the same cup of coffee three times before noon. Through Ember's app, they'll have the ability to select a preferred temperature, to which the mug will adjust on command. Just one charge will give the mug a whole hour of juice, and they can even save temperature presets for different types of drinks.

Buying Options

$129.95 from Amazon

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Hot Ones Hot Sauce Challenge Set

Best for the 'Hot Ones' fan

If you've ever heard your loved one say, "Damn, I wish that were me," while watching an episode of "Hot Ones," now is your opportunity to make that dream come true. This bundle includes every sauce from the latest season. Unfortunately, Sean Evans and chicken wings are not included.

Buying Options

$120 from Amazon

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Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones

Best for the audiophile

If someone you love spends all day wearing headphones, whether they're commuting or in the office, get them the most comfortable headphones we've ever tested. The Bose QuietComfort Ultra headphones combine all-day wearability with exceptional sound, including spatial audio. And with 24 hours of battery life, they won't fail halfway through the day.

Buying Options

$429 from Amazon

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TheraGun Relief

Best for the person who needs a massage

Whether they're sore from leg day or are dealing with chronic pain, a percussion therapy gun is the next best thing to a daily deep-tissue massage. These devices beat deep into muscles to repair fibers and enhance blood flow, both of which are crucial in relieving pain and for post-workout recovery. The Therabody Relief is a beginner-friendly model designed with just the right oomph for daily soreness and stiffness.

Buying Options

$149 from Amazon

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iPad Air (2024)

Best for the tech-y on the go

The iPad Air is a sidekick anyone will be reaching for every day, whether it's to do work on the couch or stream a movie on the treadmill. The 2024 iPad Air comes in an 11-inch and 13-inch version, both outfitted with a bright Liquid Retina display, Apple's zippy M2 chip, and all-day battery life. Built-in Apple Intelligence opens up a world of possibilities for efficiency and creativity — just throw in an Apple Pencil to seal the deal.

Buying Options

$599 from Amazon

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Owala Water Bottle

Best for those with emotional support H2O

Forget the Stanley Quencher. Forget HydroFlask. Real hydration nerds know that the cool kids are rocking the Owala Freesip in 2025. This insulated water bottle offers multiple ways to sip (or gulp) your H2O, and it comes in tons of fun color combinations.

Buying Options

$29.98 from Amazon

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Ruggable Washable Rugs

Best for the person with pets and kids

A house filled with pets and kids is a joyful one...but also a messy one. A Ruggable rug is a great gift for someone wanting to maintain their personal style at home without the stress of cleaning. Ruggable makes stylish rugs that can get tossed in the washer so you don't have to spend hours scrubbing at stains.

Buying Options

$169 from Ruggable

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Oura Ring

Best for the health conscious

As sleek as they've become, wrist wearables like the Apple Watch are still too sporty for some folks. The Oura Ring is a chic alternative for the subtly health-conscious crowd. The third generation Oura ring tracks sleep (more accurately than many competitors), heart rate, and daily activity through sensors on the finger. A $5.99/month subscription is required after six free months.

Buying Options

$349 from Oura

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Wild One Treat Pouch

Best for the pet owner

If they have a pet that's still in its training phase, it's a good idea for them to have treats on hand for positive reinforcement. Instead of carrying around a plastic sandwich bag, Wild One's new cross-body treat pouch lets you take your treats on the go in style. It can hold essentials like a phone and wallet, too.

Buying Options

$44 from Wild One

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Backbone One

Best for the gamer

If they've already bought themself a next-gen console, grab them a mobile gaming controller that'll let them play it on the go. The Backbone One is a top-rated pick with analog triggers, clickable thumbsticks, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and pass-through charging. There are two versions available — one for PlayStation (compatible with iPhones), one for Xbox (compatible with iPhones and Android devices) — and both work with any controller-supported games for their respective platforms.

Buying Options

$99 from Amazon

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Criterion Channel Subscription

Best for the Letterboxd user

For the person updating their Letterboxd every day, gift them the Criterion Channel to expand their film horizons. The Criterion Channel has an endless collection of classic and modern cinema, and you can gift a subscription of one month or up to one year to your loved one.

Buying Options

$10.99 from Criterion

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North Face Men’s ThermoBall Traction Mules V

Best for the lounger

These cloud-like house slippers from the North Face are an accessible tie-in to the puffer fashion trend of the moment. They have a soft Oso-fleece lining, Thermoball Eco insulation made from recycled materials, and a durable, water-resistant ripstop upper.

Buying Options

$59 from Amazon

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Maude Burn Massage Candle

Best for those looking to spice things up

Though getting the juices flowing pre-sex shouldn't be optional, you do have some choices for how to mix it up. Massage oil candles have all the benefits of hot wax, but they won't scald skin. Maude's burn no. 1 candle has plenty 5-star reviews, with folks citing its sensual scents and skin-softening ingredients like jojoba.

Buying Options

$32 from Maude

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Bearaby Cotton Weighted Blanket

Best for those in need of a good night's sleep

Weighted blankets are all the rage right now, but what sets Bearaby's Napper apart is that it's fully hand-knit, which should help minimize bead leakage. It's also machine washable.

Buying Options

$199 from Bearaby

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Apple TV 4K

Best for the channel surfer

What do you get the person who watches it all? A streaming device to help you watch it in 4K. This sleek media player features a new and improved Siri remote for voice control as well as Dolby Atmos support for immersive, theater-worthy audio.

Buying Options

$129.99 from Best Buy

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A24 Screenplay Books

Best for the movie buff

A chic addition to any coffee table that screams "I have extremely good taste," these hardcover Screenplay Books feature the scripts of popular A24 flicks alongside companion essays and behind-the-scenes extras (including concept art, shot lists, set photography, and production sketches).

Buying Options

$60 from A24 Shop

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A Cheese Club Subscription

Best for the charcuterie board lover

If you show up to someone's house, and they always have a gorgeous cheese board at the ready, why not deliver new and exciting cheeses straight to their door? With the Murray's Cheese monthly subscription, three new cheeses are delivered every month, handpicked by Murray's mongers in New York.

Buying Options

$70 from Murray's

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Maison Louis Marie Perfume

Best for creating a signature scent

If you're looking to gift a fragrance this Valentine's Day, Maison Louis Marie's No. 4 Bois de Balincourt is perfect for anyone. This gender-neutral fragrance is rich with earthy and woody notes like sandalwood and vetiver, a great starting point for anyone looking to get into scents.

Buying Options

$98 from Sephora

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Dropout Subscription

Best for the person who loves to laugh

If you need something to make you laugh, turn to Dropout. This streaming service (formerly known as CollegeHumor) delivers hours of comedy programming totally ad-free. While they're best known for their Dungeon & Dragons show "Dimension 20," Dropout has plenty to offer everyone, from improv comedy or cooking shows.

Buying Options

$5.99 from Dropout

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Wooj Wavy Lamp

Best for the most stylish person you know

What do you buy for the chicest person in your life? Rather than spend hours mulling over the decision, go for the Wooj Wavy lamp. This modern lamp brightens up a room and adds some personality to any side table.

Buying Options

$145 from Urban Outfitters

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Boston-based Shopping Reporter, Samantha Mangino, covers all things tech at Mashable, rounding up the best products and deals. She’s covered commerce for three years, spending extensive time testing and reviewing all things home, including couches, steam irons, and washing machines. She thoroughly vets products and internet trends, finding out if those cozy gamer chairs are really as comfortable as TikTok claims.