If he’s the type to sit on the deck and watch the birds, get him this smart bird feeder that livestreams straight to his phone.

My dad likes to watch the birds, but he also likes to leave food out for stray cats and raccoons. A trail camera catches all his nocturnal customers.

Apple’s most useful invention of recent memory. Whenever he loses a bag, wallet, or other precious item, he’ll be able to know exactly where it is.

Massage goggles that relieve stress and promote sleep. Pops’ll make use of this one, no matter his age.

Wireless chargers don’t have to be ugly.

Is his preferred workout running or swimming? In either case, open ear headphones are ideal. They play music by directly sending vibrations to the bones in your head. That alone will be enough to wow him.

He’s been pulling the “I want them but they’re sooo expensive,” schtick for too fucking long. Buy him a pair of the Apple headphones he desperately wants.

Can’t beat a bluetooth bookshelf speaker that sounds good and looks great.

Change your thermostat temperature from anywhere in the world. It’s an old man’s dream.

Does he freak out over air quality? Or maybe he has a wood shed, ceramics studio, or garage gym that could use some air purifying? If so, Dyson is the best in the game.

Will this stop him from falling asleep 10 minutes into a movie? No. But, he’ll get plenty of use out of it watching sports.

Dads love weird gadgets. This suitcase-style-TV is weird, no doubt about it. I’s also incredibly fun to use, which is why we gave it an Esquire Gadget Award.

TVs are old news. His man cave needs a smart-enabled projector.

Garmin’s entry level rugged watch is perfect for any hikers, campers, or triathletes. It’ll do it all, and the solar-charging battery can last up to a month.

If he’s into adventure sports, this point-and-shoot from Kodak is waterproof, shockproof, and dustproof. It’ll stand up to anything, and it’s a lot more fun to use than an iPhone.