Tech Gifts For Men

This slim laptop case ($395) is made of the same durable fabric that was originally used for sailcloth: fine cotton canvas soaked in paraffin. The leather trim and die-cast Jack Spade hardware make this computer sleeve worthy of the finest sophisticate.

Technology and textiles come together (at last) in this woven Lightning 5 cable ($26) that's compatible with the iPhone 5,5s, and 5c, iPad Air, iPad Mini, and 5th gen iPod Touch.

The Joos Orange ($149) powers cell phones, smartphones, tablets, MP3 players, GPS trackers, and much, much more. The extremely portable device is great for practically any outdoor adventure.

Functional, stylish, and portable are all one could ever ask for in an LED flashlight ($36). It's impact- and water-resistant, too.

Macbook Pros/Airs and iPads will feel right at home in this sleeve/briefcase/backpack ($60). With a variety of carrying options, plus an extra storage pocket and waxed coating, this bag has great utility.

Nothing says "I love you" quite like a Call of Duty: Ghosts Hardened Edition ($100, originally $119) for Xbox 360/One, PS3/PS4, PC and more, which brings the video game to life with a paracord strap, a collectible steelbook, and a player patch.

This wooden case ($103) for iPhone 5/5S will turn heads in the best way possible. The buttons are engraved into the wood, and ports are easily accessible.

Break into living proof that the man upstairs loves us and wants us to be happy with the Opena Case ($20, originally $40) (hey, Benjamin Franklin said it — not us). The stainless-steel opener slides in and out of the case for maximum portability and ease of use.

Multiplayer gaming professionals can't be without this headset ($167, originally $250), which has a noise-canceling microphone, volume control, ultrasoft ear pads, and hi-fi sound.

In Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag ($60), live life as a pirate in waters from Kingston to Nassau. Take over the Caribbean with your ship, the Jackdaw, and the ammunition and equipment you acquire (or steal) while pillaging and plundering.

Warm cold hands with Mujjo's leather gloves ($102) made of fine Ethiopian lambskin that won't take away from touchscreen capability.

Gaming fingers be nimble and quick with this gaming mouse ($95, originally $100) that adjusts based on hand size and has six programmable buttons.

Sunday-night football has just become the most productive day of the week. Let this iRobot Roomba ($500) roam free, and it'll remove dirt, dust, and pet hair autonomously.

From Sean Connery to Daniel Craig, catch all of 007's greatest adventures in this Blu-ray complete Bond film DVD set ($136, originally $300).

Keep laptops stowed away in the most stylish way with this coated cloth daypack ($139-$149). Heavy-duty straps and natural leather lash tabs will endure the toughest of times.

Microsoft's new gaming console, Xbox One ($500), is widely available (unlike the highly elusive PS4). The latest and greatest Xbox aims to not just be your destination for gaming — it's positioned to become your entertainment center too, with a revamped controller that makes it easy to switch between gameplay, music, Blu-ray, and live TV.

Get cinematic, sweeping shots on the go with the smooth rolling wheels of the iStabilizer Dolly ($45) for smartphones. The dolly's mount can also be detached and used on tripods with a standard camera mount.

Geek coding dads will love these programmable cuff links ($128) with a circuit board, pulsating LED, and battery inside. They're set to Apple's "breathing" LED by default, but the links are completely open source, and the necessary files are posted on GitHub.

Cole Haan's Messenger Bag ($380) for the MacBook Pro is made of soft, supple leather on the outside and has a padded interior to protect tech on the inside. The luxurious messenger bag comes in black and brown and is available for both 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook models.

More and more homes are cutting the cable in favor of streaming options, and the latest offering from Roku, the Roku 3 ($100), is an HDTV-ready player that's upping the streaming ante. The box offers over 800 channels, plays 1080p HD video, includes a remote with headphone jack, and has motion control for games.

Our jaws dropped when we saw the S9 Ultra High Definition 85-inch display from Samsung at CES 2013, and the awe continued when we got news of the asking price (a mere $40,000). The large-format, high-def television is now available for purchase. But if you're not quite ready to burn 40 grand, opt for the 55-inch 8000 Series ($2,300) with Smart TV instead.

The Kogeto Video Attachment ($79) for iPhone helps capture beautiful 360-degree HD video without complicated stitching software. The bracket snaps on easily and is lightweight at 2.5 ounces.

If Dad already has the water/snow/dirt/shock-resistant Lifeproof case for iPhone 5, then the LifeJacket Float ($40) is a must. Keep his precious gadget afloat in the easy-to-spot buoyant foam case during rafting trips or other wet and wild outdoor activities.

If you've got a carefree pop who lives life by Einstein rules, then get him this Relativity Watch ($35). The numbers might not tell time, but the hands do.

Even though it's almost Summer, skier or snowboarder dads are always thinking about next Winter. Oakley's Airwave Goggle ($650) has GPS, Bluetooth, and sensors that measure distance, height, and airtime built in. Trail maps of the most popular mountains are built right in, and he can pair his eye protection with an iPhone to show incoming calls and text messages while he's on the slopes.

Project 1080p, high-definition images from this unassuming HDMI Pocket Projector ($300) that connects via HDMI to any mobile device. The LED lamp can project large images for up to two hours wirelessly, and the projector has built-in speakers and focus control.

This portable Bluetooth-enabled Wireless Speaker ($60) is perfect for long trips or a weekend away. Twist the top for extra bass and volume, and it'll keep the music going for up to 11 hours of playtime.

There's also a retractable 18-inch audio cable for wired connections.

Adventure-faring fathers will get a kick out of the Crankerator ($60), a hand-powered backup battery. As a pocket-size gizmo with a universal USB port, it's perfect for spending time in the great outdoors without having to worry about the battery life of your favorite gadget.

For the work-at-home dad, the MobilePro Desk Mount Combo ($240) is an eye-catching way to put a Cinema Display or iMac and a laptop, tablet, or second screen side by side. Everything is adjustable: height, depth, tilt, and orientation. There's a cable organization system built into the mount, too.

Most activity trackers cost upward of $100, but the Fitbit Zip ($50) is an affordable option for data-hungry dads who want to keep score of their daily steps, distance, and calories burned.

The portable, AirPlay-enabled Beolit 12 ($800) is easy on the eyes and ears. The iPhone/iPod/iPad-compatible speaker boasts Bang & Olufsen's incredible audio quality in a small package.

The elements are no match for the iPhone 5 with the ultimate shield of tech armor, the Optrix Adventure Suit ($130). Inside of the plastic protective case, an iPhone can withstand a 15-foot fall and depths of up to 15 feet in water, all while maintaining full functionality of its touchscreen and buttons. There's a built-in wide-angle lens for HD photo and video, too. Pick up the Super Sucker accessory ($180) to mount the Adventure Suit on practically any surface.

Does Dad record his own podcast? Or wish he did? The iRig Handheld Mic ($60) will deliver professional-grade recordings right to his iPhone or iPad.

The microphone also comes with VocaLive free, a powerful effects-processing app for singers and vocalists.

A smart scan button on the side of Scanner Mouse ($40, originally $100) allows highly productive dads to glide over documents and scan them instantly. Images are automatically assembled on screen, and the software's built-in OCR technology will recognize text.

These noise-canceling headphones ($350, originally $400) have the luxurious feel of a Ferrari with the high-efficiency audio you'd expect from quality headphones. Fine leather covers the soft ear pads and headband, and the cables are wrapped in woven fabric. A three-button remote control is built into the cable for easy access volume, play/pause, and call control of iOS devices.

If he's a frequent traveler, then Philips's InRange Bluetooth-enabled Wireless Security ($51) will keep his valuables safe and sound. The set comes with a leash, silicon pouch with metallic lock, and lanyard.

If Dad has a thing for vintage tech, this Tivoli Model One ($150) is the ultimate choice. The tabletop AM/FM radio is crafted from a handmade wood cabinet that optimizes sound acoustic. It's also compatible with iOS devices and other music players.