This waterproof wireless speaker will let your teenage son or daughter take the music with them wherever they go. With extra bass for a superior listening experience and up to 16 hours battery life, this is the speaker they need to take the party with them! This simple gift set includes three moisturising products that come in a reusable, glass honey jar. As long as they don't turn the sound up TOO loud, let your teenager let off steam to the rhythm of their favourite music with this cute robot-themed speaker.

The Detroit headphones are stunning to look at with matte finish and grain pleather ear pads. Light, compact with the ability to fold up for travel, they are also wireless with an amazing 12-hour battery life. When you’re deep into a gaming sesh, time can move faster than a grandparent at a free prune giveaway. But, when you’re waiting for a new title’s release, it can really drag. So, the best way to keep tabs on the time is to display it on something that has your complete attention, like a PlayStation controller! Your teen will never keep you awake again with these ultra comfy bluetooth sleep headphones, so they can listen to music or podcasts in comfort as they drift off. We've rounded-up a selection of gift ideas from which you're sure to find something to please your teenager.Fun boxer shorts are always a good idea for a teenager and these emoji-themed boxers will hit the bull's eye for sure! Get them to show you how they produce it and it can be a really great family bonding tool – and great for you to learn more too. Suitable for seasoned Lego fans, this set is recommended for builders over 16 years old. It builds a skeleton of a T Rex that's 40 x 20cm using over 900 small, complex pieces. Fun for the whole family, Exploding Kittens prides itself on being 'the perfect board game for adults who are into kittens and explosions and laser beams and sometimes goats'. You'll find presents to suit whatever your budget that you can offer them on their birthday or at Christmas!

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