Gift Guide: Best-Selling Computer & Accessory Gifts

A two-pack of screen protectors is a practical, low-cost extra for someone who already has a compatible iPad. Buyers say it fits well and guards against scratches, and it is designed to keep Face ID and Apple Pencil working. Installation is the tricky part, since some reviewers struggle to avoid bubbles.

This is the centrepiece of the guide. Reviewers praise the A16 chip, the crisp 11-inch Liquid Retina display and the all-day battery life. Unwrapping a new iPad feels like a real upgrade, and it suits drawing, streaming and schoolwork alike.

A 20W USB-C charger with a 10ft cable is an easy, useful gift for anyone who wants faster charging and room to move. The listing says it charges an iPhone to 50% in about half an hour. Buyers like the long cord and colour options, though some report it stopped working within a month or two.

This navy folio case gives an iPad owner protection plus two viewing angles for watching, reading or typing. Reviewers say it is easy to put on and take off, and the bright colour options make the tablet easy to spot. It only fits specific iPad models, so check the model number first.

The USB-C Apple Pencil is positioned as an affordable way to write, sketch and mark up documents. Buyers praise its natural writing feel, tilt sensitivity and low latency. Compatibility is the catch, since pairing and magnetic charging problems come up in reviews.

The Apple Pencil Pro adds squeeze and barrel-roll gestures, haptic feedback and Find My support, which makes it feel like a premium gift. Reviewers highlight the pressure sensitivity and the natural, pencil-like feel. It works only with a specific list of iPad Pro, iPad Air and iPad mini models.

A carry-on backpack is a practical present for someone who travels often. This one lists dedicated laptop and iPad space, a shoe bag and a wet pocket. Reviewers say it fits under the seat and carries what they need, though some report it breaking soon after use.

The Fire HD 10 is a budget-friendly tablet for streaming, reading and games, with a 10.1-inch Full HD screen and a listed 13-hour video battery life. Amazon describes this listing as a refurbished Like-New device with the same limited warranty as a new one. Reviewers say setup takes only a few minutes, though some report freezes and slowness.

This compact all-in-one prints, copies and scans everyday documents like letters, recipes and to-do lists. Its small footprint suits most homes, though setup and Wi-Fi connection get mixed reviews. A six-month Instant Ink trial is included, with a monthly fee after that unless cancelled.

The Metapen A8 is a budget stylus that reviewers say connects automatically without pairing. The listing highlights palm rejection, 0.1 mm precision and a 30-minute full charge. It lacks pressure sensitivity and magnetic charging, so it suits note-taking more than detailed art.