 Sh**! It's almost Christmas! There's no time to explain! Take this! Let's go! FreshBooks is the super simple invoicing solution that lets you get organized, save time, and get paid faster. Click now to try it for free. So if you're anything like me, you're not done shopping for Christmas, but the local stores are crazy busy, out of stock, and full of boring crap. So is there still any time to shop online? I mean, shipping times will never work out, right? Wrong! Amazon doesn't play around. They don't claim shipping estimates. They actually give you the date that it will be at your location by. And they're still offering two-day shipping on a load of items. We chose gifts based on cool stuff we found with fast shipping guaranteed and preferably also standout deal. We sorted the ideas by intended recipient with timestamps down below for your convenience. I mean, you're in a hurry, right? So initiate emergency gift guide suggestion sequence now! Are you shopping for a gamer? Edzel is our mouse guy. He suggested the SteelSeries Rival. It's under 50 bucks and features a rubber side grip set up with the 3310 sensor for pixel-perfect tracking. Someone need a keyboard? G710 series is 32% off, comes with free shipping, and offers brown or blue switches. Linus did a video on it back in the day, and I use it as my daily driver for work. Does your gamer prefer the couch? Maybe check out the Steam Controller. It's quirky, but actually rather cool. Check out my review up here. This should enable your gamer person to play a wider variety of games on the couch, which may enable more cuddles if you and your gamer person are into that. Are they not currently couch gaming but would like to? Check out the Steam Link. This little device will enable them to use their gaming computer anywhere in the house that they can get a networking cable to. Also, check out Linus' in-home streaming video here. Is your person interested in quality audio? The HD-598 special edition headphones are available at a pretty smokin' deal of 40% off and free shipping. The 598s are very well known, and if you want a review, check out Linus' video here. More into speakers? Well, Polk Audio has their well-reviewed TSI 100 bookshelf speakers, either in cherry or black. This one is a little sketchy because it's not shipped by Amazon, but they do have fast estimated shipping options. And at free shipping with a 51% discount, it's hard to beat. More into big home theater setups? How about starting with the Sony receiver? The STRDN850 receiver supports 7.2 channel setups with 4K video and built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It's also able to deliver 150 watts per channel at 6 ohms, which is pretty legit. It also has free shipping and it's 40% off. Need some speakers for that receiver? The Infiniti Primus 3-Way Floor Standing Speakers are 60 freakin' 5% off, making them quite cheap and they have free shipping. These are the number one best seller in floor standing speakers and are very highly rated for their price. Alright, alright, you need something simpler. How about a Sono setup? That's what Linus got for his parents. You can check out that video here. Straightforward setup, good sounding audio and multi-room audio streaming. Still quite expensive, but convenience costs. None of that? Really? It's cool, I got more. Are they into cooking? What about a sous vide cooker? What the heck is that? Great question. It's a Wi-Fi controlled precision cooker that you clip onto a pot to control the temperature of the water inside really, really accurately. And then you clip a baggie filled with food on the other side of the pot and let it cook for a predetermined amount of time, which you can get from the Anova app for your phone. This results in incredibly good and incredibly consistent results. This has been a big thing for restaurants for a while and now you can do it at home. Want a handy gift? What about a Dremel 4000? It's a wicked price for 50% off and free shipping. This thing is highly recommended by honestly every professional computer modder I've talked to about it and I would recommend it too. Is your person in a long distance relationship with you or someone else? Are they trying to get into game streaming on Twitch or something? Check out the Logitech C920. It's currently 40% off, has free shipping, and I love it. I use it all the time for my personal Twitch stream, twitch.tv slash luke underscore lafr. But the audio is not really up to par. In that case, due to current discounts, I'd recommend either the Audio Technica ATR2500 or the AT2020 USB+. The 2020 is a legendary mic, but a little pricey even at 47% off, so the ATR2500 may hopefully be able to fit into your budget a little bit better. Are they going to school or need a cheap laptop for some other reason? The HP Stream 11 isn't the fastest thing out there, but at 200 bucks, it's more than capable of note-taking machine or let's be honest, a glorified Facebook machine for while you're in class. What about tech stuff to improve their house? Well, their computer or other various electronics should probably be on a UPS. The number one bestseller in this department is from CyberPower. Unfortunately, the 1500 volt amp version has been selling a little bit too well, so you won't be able to get it in time. But the 1350 volt amp version can get to you before Christmas, so you're good. Or there's the Google OnHub router. It's not on sale, but this kind of gift item is for you and for them, assuming that you're their personal IT. It's pretty damn good device, as you can see here in my review, but it also allows for remote diagnostics to make your life easier as well. No? Already good on a router? What about a smart thermostat? The Nest third generation learning thermostat looks cool, is easy to use, and can help them save on their energy bill. Still nothing? All right, what about a freaking solar panel? Okay, hear me out. If they have a back shed or garage that they don't want to run power to because it's difficult and can be crazy expensive, they can rig up this 100 watt 12 volt panel to a deep cycle battery and power inverter listed in the frequently bought items below to get a pretty decent starter setup that should be able to handle their lights just fine. Okay, okay, back down to Earth for a second. What about everyday life improvements? The Asus ZenWatch 2 is a great no-frills wearable that you can see Linus's review on up in the top right hand corner. There's some issues with stock on a few models, but never fear, some are still available. Not their thing? Already got one? How about the Tile generation 2? You can use these little guys to track your phone, your keys, or realistically almost anything else like your backpack or your car. Shopping for someone forgetful? Maybe not a bad idea. The batteries inside of phones are just universally horrible these days, so basically anyone could use a boost now and then. But most portable batteries have really sketchy reviews or are rather expensive. For this I would suggest the Amazon Basics either 10,000 or 16,100 milliamp hour batteries. Too practical and boring? Shopping for someone who would be interested in some quirky desk stuff? How about the YoSu funny C-shape magnetic levitation floating globe world map LED light whose name honestly speaks for itself. Still nothing? You're killing me Smalls. Alright, what about hiking gear or a bug out kit or emergency supplies or whatever? Still gotta be tech inspired so I'd recommend a combination of the Chiro Tough 9000 milliamp hour IP66 rated water resistant dust proof shock resistant battery bank. And maybe the X-Dragon high efficiency 20 watt solar panel charger so you can keep all of your devices ready to go in the case of emergency or even just for a long hike or camp out. Whew, okay. Hopefully you guys found something in there that enticed you. I think we covered quite a few bases. Good luck on getting it all shipped in time. If you found this video useful be sure to give it a share and give it a thumbs up actually if you liked it as well. If you liked a bunch of the stuff on here but are done shopping it also may be a good idea to share it to people who may be shopping for you. You can get razors and other bathroom supplies shipped directly to your door for only a few bucks a month. This includes stuff like Dr. Carver's shave butter, One Wipe Charlie's and Post Shave Moisturizer. And they have a variety of razors all the way up to the Six Blade Executive which doesn't have any need for vibrating handles and other crappy nonsense like that. 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