Geeks are in high demand these days as the Web is bleeding over into every facet of modern business these days. You inevitably have a geeky relative or friend, so make sure you get them something they will really love this year. Of course, we have a few ideas to help you out.

Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves RGB

Does your geek have enough RGB in their computer case to light up the room? Are they obsessed with staying healthy? Do they like to spend all night at raves?

Enter the Razor Zephyr, a transparent wearable air purifier mask with N95-filters. It also comes with 2 high speed fans (up to 6200 RPM), 3 sets of N95 grade filters for 9 Days of usage, a USB-C Charging Cable (for the RGB) and anti-fog spray.

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves PC Gaming

This gift is excellent if your geek already has a gaming keyboard, but wants to isolate the most used keys for PC games. The FitLink FPS & MOBA Gaming Keycaps Upgrade Kit is an inexpensive upgrade that will add a bit of flair to any keyboard.

• MSRP: $18.99 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves Card Games

There has been an explosion of card games from web cartoonists as of late, the most popular of which is Exploding Kittens. Described as a card game about”Kittens and Explosions and Sometimes Goats,” this insane game is created by the mind that brings you The Oatmeal. And if kittens aren’t your thing, check out Bears vs. Babies (also by The Oatmeal) or Joking Hazard (Cyanide & Happiness).

• MSRP: $19.99 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: $15
• Related: Shut Up And Take My Money: Cards Against Humanity Complete Set And Case

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves Everything Star Wars

This super cool LEGO set of Star Wars droid R2-D2 includes retractable leg drops, an extendable front hatch, a hidden compartment to store Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber and a 50th anniversary Lucasfilm brick. Due to the complexity of the build, it’s recommended for ages 18 and up.

• MSRP: $200 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: N/A
• Related: 75 of the Best Star Wars Toys & Gifts in the Galaxy

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves Minecraft

This torch-shaped bottle offers the iconic design from the classic video game. It offers a 22 oz. capacity and measures 10.5 inches tall and 2.37 by 2.37 inches wide. The bottle material is dishwasher safe is is made from a break-resistant plastic, ideal for kids.

• MSRP: $14.99 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves a Great Cup of Coffee

Experimenting to find the absolute perfect cup of coffee is a geeky obsession in of itself. You will recognize a coffee geek if they recoil at the thought of drinking the brew in the office coffee pot. Many of these folks grind their own specialty beans as well as use elaborate espresso machines to brew some hot java. The Chemex 8-Cup Glass Coffee Maker is the perfect gift for this geek, offering up a unique way to brew coffee.

• MSRP: $50 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a
• Related: 10 Coffee Mugs to Get You Through Your Monday Meeting

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves Old-School Nintendo

While the 1st iteration of this landed on Etsy before heading over to Kickstarter years ago, the Super Mario Block Table Lamp is the perfect gift for the geek who can’t get enough of Super Mario, Nintendo or video games in general. This 14″ tall lamp includes a Super Mario figurine that hovers over a green felt base.

• MSRP: $35 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a

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Buy This Gift for the Study-Weary Geek Who Needs a Nap

Let’s be honest. It’s extremely difficult not to make fun of someone wearing this gift, but the usefulness and comfort of the Ostrich Pillow Lite cannot be denied. Ideal for constant travelers or students who need a short break from studying, the Ostrich Pillow Lite follows up on the popular Ostrich Pillow, which was like a personal, mobile version of the Google Nap Pod.

• MSRP: $45 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a
• Related: 8 Geeky Soaps That Will Bring Some Fun into the Bathroom

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Buy This Gift for the Gadget Geek Who Loves Everything Star Trek

Bringing Star Trek-like communication to the modern world, the Onyx, created by OnBeep, is a wearable device that allows a team of people to communicate in real-time with just a tap of a button. Operating over Wi-Fi or LTE when connected to a smartphone or tablet, it’s a darn cool way to keep track of family at large venues (like theme parks) as well as chat with remote coworkers in the office.

• MSRP: $99 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: $49
• Related: 7 Stylish Geek Chic Menswear Items

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves Board Games

Achieving a stellar 4.5-star rating on Amazon, Risk Legacy takes the traditional Risk board game and adds in game-changing elements that progressively alter each successive round. Decisions that you make in Game 1 may come back to haunt you several games down the line. In addition, the tedious task of world domination has been sidelined in favor of a faster style of play. If you need a backup gift, don’t forget about the horribly evil and insanely popular Cards Against Humanity.

• MSRP: $60 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: $42

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves to Draw

Definitely useful for breaking into the digital art field, the Wacom Intuos tablet allows artists to draw on a digital pad and see the those results on a computer screen. It’s a fantastic companion for someone who uses Photoshop heavily, specifically because drawing by hand is more natural than using a mouse. While there’s also a professional version of the pad, the starter versions are more reasonably priced between $100 to $200. However, you may be able to score one of the pro tablets under $200 with deals posted on Ben’s.

• MSRP: $99 to $199 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who’s Got a Little Freak

Are there any Always Sunny in Philadelphia fans in the house? What better way to celebrate any future Philadelphia Eagles victories than running around in a Green Man costume, just like everyone’s favorite, illiterate janitor, Charlie Kelly. Ideal for Halloween or really any sporting event in Philly.

• MSRP: $30 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a

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Buy This Gift for the Geek That’s a Mystery to You

Having trouble figuring out your lovable geek to being with? If that’s the case, then you simply can’t go wrong with a Loot Crate subscription. Offered in increments of 1 month, 3 months, 6 months options, you can give the gift that keeps on giving all year long. Loot Crate packs each monthly subscription box with awesome geek and gamer gear related to all aspects of pop culture.

• MSRP: $20 / month | Lowest Price on Ben’s: $10 / month
• Related: 20 Awesome Subscription Boxes like Loot Crate

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2021 Holiday Guide: Awesome Gifts for Your Favorite Geek

Do you enjoy feigning ignorance as you purposely mistake Star Trek characters for people in the Star Wars universe? Are you a Dad that’s looking to embarrass any offspring enthusiastic about Star Wars? Or perhaps a teenager hoping to agitate a parent that watched Empire Strikes Back four times in the theater back in 1980? Maybe you just want to have a little fun standing in line for the first showing of the next Star Wars film?

We’ve collected a handful of shirts that could infuriate anyone standing in line for The Last Jedi. (Fair warning in case anyone tries to unleash a can of nerd rage on you.)

May the Force Be With You Shirt

Who doesn’t love a good Jedi mind meld? Or is it called a Vulcan mind trick? We forget. In any case, we recommend using the Vulcan salute (both hands, of course) while quoting random nuggets of Jedi wisdom.

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Number 1 Fan Shirt

Who is the number 1 Star Wars fan in the entire universe? YOU ARE and you have the shirt to prove it! Don’t let anyone tell you that the USS Enterprise wasn’t the ship that made the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs! You know better. You are the number 1 fan, after all.

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OMG, It’s R2D2 Shirt

Who doesn’t love everyone’s favorite Dalek droid from the Star Trek universe, am I right? This shirt offers the added bonus of enraging any Doctor Who fan in the vicinity. Be sure to mention how much you love C-3PO in Will Smith’s I, Robot as well.

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Yoda Wisdom Shirt

Who can possibly forget that powerful scene in Return of the Jedi as Yoda fades away and offers Luke one last nugget of sage wisdom? Yoda’s last words, “Live Long And Prosper,” will be remembered throughout history. And now you can show that off on a t-shirt!

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USA! USA! USA! Shirt

Who says you can’t embrace your patriotism while paying homage to the glorious, American-made AT-ST battle machine?! It’s clearly a dominant force of destructive power in the Star Trek universe; probably made in Detroit sometime after Robocop was built.

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Star Wars Cast Photo Shirt

Let’s be honest, the first Star Wars cast was the best Star Wars cast. I mean how can you beat Captain James T. Kylo? Or Lieutenant commander Hikaru Solo? Or ChewSpocka? It’s just one of those iconic casts that will be remembered forever.

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Bonus Conversation Starters!

Are you getting some weird looks for the shirt you are wearing? Don’t fret! Just break the ice with some of these sure-fire Star Wars conversation starters:

• Wow, can you believe Kyle Reno killed Hans Gruber with his lightsticker? I mean, who’s supposed to fly the Millennial Falcor now?
• I’m almost certain that Snoke Plissken guy in The Force Wakes Up is actually Luke Skywheeler in disguise.
• Who’s your favorite Star Wars character? It’s a tossup for me, between Captain Jack Spocky and Yodal.
• I’m pretty sure I figured out who the Last Jedi is. It’s either Rey-Rey Binks or a really important Ewok named Randall.
• For me, the best Star Wars film was The Last Starfighter. 2nd place? Hmm, maybe Rouge Once.

No need to thank us. We just like to help.

6 Shirts That May Enrage Anyone in line for the next Star Wars movie

UPDATE: Peter Capaldi is the 12th Doctor!

After months of speculation, the identity of the 12th Doctor Who will finally be unveiled this Sunday, August 4th (11AM PT on BBC America). Two months ago, the current Doctor, Matt Smith, announced he would be leaving the role as the 11th incarnation of the Time Lord.

Here at The CheckOut, we’ve collected 12 Doctor Who gifts that we think will delight the Whovian in your life (even if that happens to be you).

1. TARDIS iPhone 5 Case ($19, Amazon)

Firstly, if you own an iPhone, you’re going to need a case. Secondly, that case would have to be in the shape of the TARDIS.

If you already own the TARDIS case, there are other options, such as a “Keep Calm, I’m the Doctor” iPhone 5 case ($44, Redbubble).

2. Sonic Screwdriver ($38, ThinkGeek)

Who doesn’t want this replica of the Matt Smith Doctor Who sonic screwdriver, which features spring-loaded extending action, LED and sound effects for good measure?

Or, if you prefer, go for the David Tennant model ($38, ThinkGeek).

3. Desktop Patrol Dalek ($35, Amazon)

This 4″ tall red Dalek has built-in sensors so it won’t fall off your desk as it shouts “Exterminate! Exterminate!” at everything in its path. For those times when you’re feeling particularly antisocial.

4. Limited Edition TARDIS Tin Tote Lunch Box ($20, Amazon)

A perfect gift for the back-to-school season, even if you’re too old to be going to school. It measures 7″ x 8.5″ on the outside, and no, it’s not any roomier on the inside.

5. The Master’s Fob Watch ($45, Amazon)

This 2″ replica of the iconic pocket watch is engraved with the Time Lords’ Gallifreyan language. It’s illuminated with a blue glowing nightlight and includes a 13″ chain.

6. TARDIS vs Dalek Salt and Pepper Shaker Set ($18, Amazon)

Pass the pepper if you dare.

 7. TARDIS Mini Fridge ($80, ThinkGeek)

Measuring just 10.5″ high, this alien fridge would fit right at home in a college dorm room or office. It can hold a six-pack of 12-ounce cans and makes the signature Vworp Vworp! sound.

8. Dalek Projector Alarm Clock ($36, Amazon)

There are a lot of projector clocks out there, but very few that will shout “Exterminate!” to wake you from your slumber.

9. Seal of Rassilon Cufflinks ($19, Amazon)

For that subtle hint of Whovian devotion, don a pair of cufflinks stamped with the Seal of Rassilon, the founder of the Time Lord society on Gallifrey.

For the ladies, you can find a pair of matching Gallifrey Earrings ($13, Etsy).

10. TARDIS Teapot ($34, Amazon)

What better way to celebrate this quintessentially British sci-fi show than with a teapot? This ceramic teapot is 7″ tall and will hold about 25 ounces of tea.

If coffee is more your thing, a TARDIS mug ($18, Amazon) will do the trick.

11. Complete Series 1-7 Blu-ray Gift Set ($315, pre-order, Amazon)

If money is no object, then take a look at this recently announced Blu-ray gift set of the first seven seasons of the new Doctor Who. The newly remastered, high definition set will debut before the November 23rd airing of the 50th Anniversary Special.

12. Bonus: Do-It-Yourself TARDIS Transformer

If you happen to have a 3D printer lying around, then a DIY TARDIS Transformer is the ultimate gift for any Whovian. You can download the instructions at Instructables.

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12 Gifts for the Diehard Doctor Who Fan

Created by the folks over at College Humor, this set of illustrations details the best possible angles to take when attempting to convince friends, co-workers and family members to watch a TV show. Popular shows recommended within the set include AMC’s Breaking Bad, BBC’s Doctor Who, HBO’s Game of Thrones and BBC/PBS’s Downton Abbey.

Check out the full collection below:

How to Convince Friends, Family to Watch a Popular TV Show

Perhaps the must-have gadget for the most die-hard of Doctor Who fans, a retailer called Entertainment Earth recently listed a Doctor Who flying TARDIS complete with a remote control. If you have longed to spend your days role playing as the good doctor, this is your chance to actually take flight with the iconic time machine.

Mostly identical to the classic police call box design from the popular television show, two large helicopter blades have been added to the top of the TARDIS to allow the device to fly. Outfitted with a rechargeable battery, the TARDIS charges over USB and requires about thirty minutes of charging prior to a flight. The remote control takes four AA batteries as well. According to the manufacturer details, the TARDIS can fly for approximately five to seven minutes before completely running out of battery power.

Perhaps ideal in the cubicle space, the Doctor Who flying TARDIS could be used within an office for short flights between desks. At the moment, the price of the flying TARDIS is $46.99 and the estimated ship date will be during July 2013. You can check out the first picture of the flying TARDIS below:

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Shut Up and Take My Money: Doctor Who Remote-Control Flying TARDIS