What the Tech: Cool tech gifts for the Mom who has everything
BY JAMEY TUCKER, Consumer Technology Reporter
She may be at the top of your gift list, but she is often the hardest person to shop for. If your mom insists she does not want anything for Christmas, what she really means is she has not seen what is out there.
Today’s tech gifts are designed to make life easier, more relaxing, and a little more fun. Here are a few solid ideas that moms actually use.
One of the biggest beauty trends right now is red light therapy. You have probably seen these LED face masks all over social media. They use safe, low-level light to help calm redness and support smoother skin. Nanoleaf makes a version that is much more affordable than most high-end brands. It usually runs around two hundred fifty dollars and often goes on sale during the holidays. It is not magic, but many moms say it feels like a mini spa treatment at home.
For moms who feel like they are constantly picking up crumbs, a robot vacuum can be life changing. The latest models from Eufy are more advanced than the ones she may have bought years ago. They clean every type of flooring without changing settings, and they mop. Some even include a steam attachment to freshen carpets. She can choose which rooms to clean from the app and let it handle the mess.
If she loves cooking with fresh ingredients, consider a hydroponic countertop garden. The Aerogarden takes care of watering and lighting automatically and grows herbs like mint, basil, and parsley with almost no effort. Even moms without a green thumb can get a full harvest.
For quiet moments, an Amazon Kindle is hard to beat. The screen is easy on the eyes, battery life lasts for weeks, and you can even add new books to her library as a gift.
And for moms who never get to finish a cup of coffee while it is still hot, a self-warming mug from Ember keeps her drink warm for over an hour.
These gifts are thoughtful, practical, and designed to make her days a little easier. And honestly,
that is exactly what she deserves.
