We spoke to actual teenage boys about the things they’re currently coveting
Photo: Netflix As opinionated as teenage boys are, they can be a bit hard to read. It can be difficult to get them to speak in more than one-word sentences, much less get thorough insights into their tastes. To find the coolest gifts that will put smiles on the faces of this particularly tough audience, we spoke to actual teenage boys about the things they’re currently coveting.
$17 at Amazon Buy $17 at Amazon Buy Call of Duty: Modern Warefare $60 now 12% off $53 “A lot of my friends are really excited about the latest Call of Duty ,” says 16-year-old Sean. Jeremy also thinks this game would make a great gift. He doesn’t personally play it, but told us, “I know a lot of people like it.” It’s available for Xbox One and PS4.
$300 at Best Buy Buy Oculus Quest 2 $378 For something a touch more interactive — and high tech — Joey has his eyes set on this VR headset. “This VR tops my wish list this year,” he says, because it “has 50 percent more pixels than the original and it’s an all-in-one wireless system,” you don’t have to deal with a separate console, which he thinks is pretty cool.
$88 at B&H Photo and Video Buy Uncommon Goods UV Sanitizer & Wireless Charger $70 “In the year 2020, what’s better than a wireless phone charger that also sanitizes your phone,” asks Joey. Because the pandemic is still underway, taking extra precaution with sanitizing, well, everything is a pretty good idea, and our devices are among the dirtiest things we own.
From $20 at Cameo Buy The Original NutriBullet Nutrient Extractor Blender $60 now 8% off $55 Matt also has his eye on this compact NutriBullet blender, which would be an especially great gift for anyone living in a dorm because it takes up little space and comes with everything one needs: Two different blades, a 24-ounce blender cup, two 18-ounce serving cups, and a selection of lids and storage accessories. Of the blender itself, Matt says, “It’s super portable and I love smoothies.
$100 at Amazon Buy $100 at Walmart Buy Yamaha 76-Key Touch Sensitive Portable Keyboard $270 Sean is a musician, but he says this keyboard would be a great gift for anyone — whether they already play or not. He has a similar model in his room, and says his friends love playing around with it when they come over. “They want a keyboard so they can learn,” he explains.
$60 at Walmart Buy Beats Solo3 Wireless On-Ear Headphones $150 These come recommended to us by rapper Tyla Yaweh. He’s not a teen now, but his parents gifted him Beats when he was a teen. As Yaweh says, “There’s nothing better.” $55 at Macy's Buy $55 at Nike Buy Hollister Must-Have Hoodie $40 “Most guys like to have a few hoodies they can choose from,” says Ethan. He checks Amazon for hoodies — where you can find the Champion ones we mentioned above — but his favorite clothing store is Hollister because their hoodies go with anything “from jeans to t-shirts” and they’re comfortable. If your teen isn’t into logos, which Hollister is known for, this one is relatively simple. It also comes in burgundy and yellow.
From $39 at Amazon Buy From $39 at Amazon Buy Fruit of the Loom Men’s Elastic Bottom Sweatpant $16 now 13% off From $14 Or you can save some money and go with something basic. In our latest teen poll, we learned that Fruit of the Loom is also perfectly acceptable. $60 at Zappos Buy Nike Air Force 1 ’07 Sneaker $90 “It’s kind of a trend right now and everyone has them,” says Schnapp. And everyone who doesn’t have them wants them, so if your teen doesn’t, perhaps you should get him some.
$50 at Zappos Buy HOLIDAY BRAND NY*LA HATS GREEN $71 $71 Influencer Sophie Wood told us about this hat. “One of my most major fashion staples is adding men’s hats to my outfits; I usually find them in the men’s section, in my boyfriend’s closet, or by thrifting,” she says. We think the actual young man in your life would think it’s pretty cool, too.
From $350 at StockX Buy Spikeball Game Set $59 If the teenage boy you have in mind is lucky enough to have a yard at his home, or live close to a park, Simi says he and his friends believe SpikeBall is “the best game to play outside .” The classic activity follows a simple set of rules: there are two teams, and every player on each team must touch the ball before it returns to the net, never letting it touch the ground. If they don’t, the other team takes a point.
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