Best Christmas Gifts 2022: Clear Your List With These 58 Great Ideas

No one likes a warm beer or seltzer, right? BrüMate has a whole line of insulated coozies that are designed to keep your favorite beverages colder longer, so you don't need to rush through drinking them or risk them getting warm. You can find ones that work for slim cans (like White Claw and Bud Light), bottles, mixed drinks, pint cans and more.

Whether you know someone who just moved into a new home or have some new friends who are always hosting parties, a charcuterie platter is a great gift. This one has slots for crackers and nuts, and an area for the fruit and cheese. It comes with four stainless steel knives that hide away when they aren't in use.

Air fryers are extremely popular this year and there are a ton of choices out there. Instant (the company that makes the Instant Pot) has a 6-quart air fryer that has a nonstick basket and a digital touchscreen for under $100. That's a large enough capacity to cook fries, chicken, veggies and much more with ease.

Tired of reacting differently to foods and not understanding why? Everlywell's food sensitivity tests can help you figure out exactly what's happening by testing up to 96 different foods to show you how your body interacts. Be sure to use code TAKEACTION to save on it now.

Casetify offers a wide variety of cases for iPhones, Android phones, MacBooks, headphones and more. You can pick from one of many designs the company offers or you can opt to customize a case of your own with a name, initials, favorite colors and so on.

While it may not be a traditional "electronics" gift, any tech enthusiast should love to have one of these framed gadgets on their wall. Grid Studios takes apart old devices and frames them with their insides laid out for everyone to see. There are previous-gen iPhone models, Android phones and even some retro handheld gaming consoles. Grab one now, before it's too late.

KiwiCo has specialized "crates" that are designed for children of various ages. You'll want to pick the kit that's closest to your kid's age to ensure they have the best experience with it. The company has arts, early learning, science, design, culture, tinkering and more involved in the crates, so they should absolutely keep the kids in your family having fun.