40 Gifts for 14-Year-Olds That Will Wow the Teen in Your Life

For next-level art projects, let them try their hands at 3D printing. This pen melts colored filament that artists can use to make cool designs. In Good Housekeeping Institute tests, users liked having the ability to control the speed of the filament flow, and also appreciated that refills were inexpensive. No age recommendation given

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When it's time to get comfy, these daisy-shaped pillows are just the thing. Each one is nearly 30 inches in diameter (though you can get a small and medium size), which makes it perfect for using either as a bed pillow or a floor cushion. They come in more than a dozen colors, and the petals have a corduroy-like rippled texture. No age recommendation given

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To make their rooms ever cooler, get them this gadget, which projects stars in floating nebula all around the room. Amazon users praise it for its vivid colors, but say that sometimes using the app can be tricky. No age recommendation given

There are dozens of fonts to choose from with this necklace, so you can find one that matches your teen's style. It comes plated in 18k gold and also has a chain length of 18" with a 2" extension. No age recommendation given

For teens who are constantly complaining that their phones are dead or — worse — keep nicking the household chargers, this device will help them keep their phone batteries going. Amazon users say it charges fast and is simple to use, plus it's small enough to carry around in a purse or backpack. It also comes in four colors. No age recommendation given

With four laser guns and four vests, anywhere can be a laser tag arena. Take them into parks or backyards and let them go! The lasers have a 150-foot range, and the gear really vibrates for a more immersive feel. Ages 8+

This lamp sets a cool mood, since it can light up in any number of different, bright colors. And if that wasn't enough, it can also play music via Bluetooth, AUX or a TF card. Is there anything it can't do? No age recommendation given

LEGO fans will delight in putting together Mando's iconic ship in this Seal-holding set that comes in at just over 400 pieces, which make for a satisfying build. But the best part, of course, is the minifigure of Grogu, aka "Baby Yoda." It also comes with Mando and Peli Motto minifigures and a BD droid, along with darksaber and jet pack accessories. Ages 9+

Teens just love seeing their name in lights! They love to personalize their rooms, too. This gift does both in one shot, letting buyers pick out the fonts, colors, symbols and, of course, name, monogram or saying. It could also run on AC power or batteries. No age recommendation given

Whether it's Jellycat, Labubu or Sonny Angel, cute and collectible trinkets and bag charms are taking the teen world by storm. This a adorable coffee cup is not just cute enough to put a smile on a teen's face, it's also super soft. Ages 3+

They can finally unlock their photos from the digital world and bring them in the real world with this inexpensive photo printer. The printer uses an app to connect to their social media accounts via Bluetooth, then prints onto 2” x 3” sticky-back paper so they can decorate their lockers, notebooks and bedrooms. D0n't forget the paper refills to go with it! No age recommendation given

For a teen that's in their bow era, this gift splits the difference between an accessory and a DIY project. Each set comes with three bows teens can learn to tie and embellish themselves, and the sets come in three themes: Dark Academia, Prima Ballerina and Spring Fling. Ages 6+

If they get cold in the game room, this ultra-soft throw blanket will help keep them warm. And, if they play D&D, they'll get a kick out of the fact that it's shaped like a D20. No age recommendation given

From backyards to the beach, this gift makes it easy to grab a seat anywhere. They just need to wave it around in the air to inflate it and then they can relax. No age recommendation given

This isn't their parents' paper airplane. Attach this device to folded paper and they suddenly have a flying machine they can control with their phones through an app. Once they get the hang of it, they can try loops, hammerheads and barrel rolls. For fantasy fans, there's also a version that looks like a dragon. Ages 8+

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It's not just Swifites who are getting a kick out of layering fun bracelets all the way up their arms. This set comes with seven bracelets with a variety of colors and charms. They can wear all seven at once, or mix and match their favorites. No age recommendation given

With this station, they'll be able to keep their devices neat, organized — and fully charged, which means no more excuses for missed text messages. It has the capability to charge an Apple phone, Apple AirPods and Apple Watch all at once, though there are also similar charging stations for Samsung devices. No age recommendation given

They can spend hours folding and unfolding this mystery cube. When it unfolds, it forms any number of different shapes and reveals different patterns inside. Then it becomes a puzzle to get it back into its cube form again. Ages 8+ No age recommendation given

AirPods are so easy for teens to lose. With their bright colors, these are easy to keep track of, but they still connect with the Apple W1 headphone chip. They'll also last for 12 hours before needing to be recharged. No age recommendation given

Whether they want to add a racing stripe, frame something on the wall or just create a cool design, this LED strip will give them nearly 100 feet of colored lights to work with. They can choose from a host of different colors or 25 different lighting modes, so they can switch up their rooms at a touch of a button. No age recommendation given