Gift buying feels a little different this years as folks gravitate to online shopping in favor of the in-person madness of stores. However, that doesn't mean that the process has to be too difficult. In fact, the whole experience can be at your convenience with just a few clicks of your mouse. If you've yet to complete your shopping this holiday season, iHeartRadio has rounded up a list of gifts that you might want to consider for your loved ones. From newly-released headphones to illustrated books, there are so many ways you can appease the music lover and we have you covered!
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Motorola Tech3 True Wireless Headphones
As an alternative to the traditional AirPods, Motorola has invested in technology that combines the three different styles of headset functions into one simple device. Paying mind to the original wireless concept, the folks behind the tech big-wig have paired the multi-functioning gadget with voice assistance support for when you can't find those lost earbuds, as well as a number of playtime solutions for the many ways in which we utilize headphones, courtesy of the Hubble for VerveLife app.
Price: $89.99
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Larger Than Life: A History of Boy Bands from NKOTB to BTS
If you know a boy band aficionado, then Maria Sherman's Larger Than Life: A History of Boy Band might just be the perfect item to gift this holiday season. In this illustrated paperback release, Sherman walks readers through the history of all-male collectives from past and present, connecting the dots between New Kids on the Block to BTS.
Price: $24.99
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Singtrix Party Bundle Stadium Edition
Karaoke bars are on the fritz due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but that doesn't mean you still can't get your karaoke on, especially with gadgets like the Singtrix. The self-proclaimed first (and only) smart karaoke machine, which was developed by the makers of Guitar Hero, lets fans feel like total rock stars with just a simple plug-and-play setup. Not only does it offer 375+ studio-quality vocal effects to make "bad singers sound good and good singers sound amazing," but the plug allows consumers to browse through thousands of free YouTube karaoke videos. And if the Singtrix looks familiar, it's because you might have spotted it on Shark Tank and Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
Price: $349.00
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adidas Headphones – RPT-01 (Signal Coral)
If you're more interested in a more traditional headset piece, Adidas PDT-01 Sport On-Ear hits the mark with its sweat-proof design and simple button panel, proving that there are headphones that are meant for the roughest of workouts. With wireless bluetooth sound, this recommendation has an ergonomic design and built for total movement. Whether you're doing jumping jacks, burpees and squats, this is the kind of technology that remains versatile to all kinds of exercises. Plus, there's even includes unscrewable ear cushions that you can throw in the wash after you've worked up a sweat.
Price: $99.99
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LUMI
Learning how to play the piano — even amid the lockdown — can be difficult but LUMI is here to help with its LUMI portable beginner's illuminated keyboard. Using the LUMI library, which comes with a selection of classic songs, this minimal keyboard helps users learn the instrument with a fun, colorful design and 100 in-app lessons. The includes learning about scales, chords and general techniques. Now, it's not technically available for Christmas, but you can pre-order this item for a mid-February delivery!
Price: $299
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Vinyl Me, Please Subscription
You already know that vinyls are a thing again, so sign your loved ones up for the Vinyl Me, Please Subsubcription service, which will allow them to receive one vinyl per month, alongside some complimentary goodies like art prints and custom cocktail recipes. Plus, the service offers exclusive pressings that are only to VMP members!
Price: $149 (3-month subscription)
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Spin-Clean Record Washer
Speaking of vinyls, the Spin-Clean Record Washer helps collectors keep records clean with its fluid bath plus brushes, rollers and lint-free drying cloths. If you're going to invest your money into merchandies that is considerably more expensive than CDs or your monthly subscription streaming service, you might as well make sure that your vinyls are given some TLC.
Price: $79.99
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LEGO Beatles Art Set
LEGO and The Beatles have collided with the release of this LEGO Art set. The item gives adults the opportunity to hark back to their youth with a set that celebrates the iconic group with an individual portrait (or all four) of their White Album that can be hung on walls. Think of it as a pop art decor investment for Fab Four superfans.
Price: $119.99
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Wu-Tang Clan Allover Logo Face Mask
Face masks are essential nowadays, so it only made sense that artists would cash in on the idea for merch. If you know a Wu-Tang Clan die-hard, then this logo mask is probably the easiest (and cheapest) way to rep for the east coast icons. Plus, for every mask sold, one will be donated to front line responders!
Price: $14.95