Lego Millennium Falcon
If I had unlimited money to buy myself a ridiculous and impractical gift, I would buy the 7,541-piece Lego Millennium Falcon set. It is a hyper-detailed model of one of the most famous vehicles in cinema. Plus, it would be cool to take the entire ship and pretend to fly it. — Jay Peters, news editor
Price: $849.99+
Fujifilm GFX100II Camera
Okay, I know this is an expensive camera, but it's actually cheaper than the previous model. The GFX 100 II offers a new sensor and features like 4K video, along with updated autofocus algorithms with better subject detection. But if you buy it, you'll probably use it primarily for photography and you won't be disappointed. You get what you pay for. — Vjeran Pavic, supervising producer
Price: $7,499+
Samsung The Wall 146-inch all-in-one
If I could afford to have entire walls of screens in my house, I absolutely would. Each screen brings me closer to feeling like I live in the USS Company. My screens show me practical things like the weather and my calendar, or more cozy things like my favorite photos and artwork. This would be the next logical step. — Calliope Wright, Junior Editor
Price: $219,999
Thermomix TM6
The Thermomix TM6 is the best gift for chefs. At its core, it's a blender that cooks and stirs, but it can also steam salmon, sauté onions, chop vegetables, grate Parmesan, whip cream, and even knead dough. As if that weren't enough, it's also a kettle, rice cooker, sous vide machine, and kitchen scale! —Jennifer Pattison Tuohy, review
Price: $1,499
Custom DualSense Wireless Controller
Not only can Battle Beaver's custom PlayStation 5 controller be built to your specifications in the looks department, but its “smart” triggers and buttons provide snappy feedback for ultra-fast responsiveness. The optional back buttons give you a slight advantage in competitive gaming, but unlike the one-size-fits-all DualSense Edge, the Beaver's crisp back buttons are built into the controller you choose. — Antonio G. Di Benedetto, business writer
Price: $219
Forme Studio Smart Mirror
Why go to the gym when you can take it home? The Forme Studio smart mirror comes with two front cameras, allowing you to participate in live personal training sessions without having to go outside. You can even stream on-demand classes in 4K and take advantage of personalized workouts. —Sheena Vasani, business writer
Price: $2,495
a game of thrones (Folio Society copy)
The Folio Society brings new magic to George RR Martin's A song of ice and fire series, better known as game of Thrones. The novels include stunning artwork and skillful binding, though they come at a cost. A single volume costs $230, while the entire series costs a whopping $1,150. But that's simply the cost of playing Game of Thrones. — Kaitlin Hatton, Senior Audience Director
Price: $230
DreameBot L20 Ultra
If you're looking for an almost completely hands-free cleaning experience, the Dreame L20 robot vacuum cleaner delivers. You can empty its container, fill its own water tank, and even remove and replace its mopping pads. It's also the only robovac that cleans my baseboards! Other highlights include ai-powered obstacle avoidance, cleaning detection, a camera, a speaker, and a microphone for two-way audio. —Jennifer Pattison Tuohy, review
Price: $1,149.99+
Vaonis Stellina Observation Station
Few things inspire more awe than gazing at the stars. The Stellina allows you to admire the cosmos without the experience necessary to use a traditional telescope. In fact, you don't even need to be near the telescope. Images are sent wirelessly to your phone or tablet, allowing you to capture images of nebulae and galaxies from your back porch. —Sheena Vasani, business writer
Price: $3,999
Exclusive Frank Lloyd Wright Racine Desk
I don't have a chair nice enough to sit behind this desk. I don't have clothes that make me look like I belong behind this desk. I don't have a fancy enough home to justify this desk. But if I had the chance, I'd love to feel like I was in the spare room of a '60s supervillain lair. — Tristan Cooper, Social Media Manager
Price: $11,050
Expedition The best of Antarctica in depth (Ocean Endeavor)
If you have money, you can send your loved ones to a beautiful island with crystal clear waters. But why go somewhere where everyone else has already been? Except for a few scientists, Antarctica is the only place in the world uninhabited by humans, which means it is full of mysteries waiting to be discovered. In my opinion, that makes it much more exciting. —Sheena Vasani, business writer
Price: $10,650
Akari light sculptures
Isamu Noguchi's Akari light sculptures are timeless lamps handcrafted from bamboo and mulberry paper. They are design classics that radiate a sense of quiet joy and don't feel overexposed. Some look like small televisions, while others look like friendly aliens, the moon, or walking stone columns. This one looks like Totoro. They come in a huge variety of floor, ceiling and tabletop models. I really want one. —Nathan Edwards, Senior Reviews Editor
Price: $1,800
Analog pocket
Of course, there are plenty of ways to play old Game Boy games on modern hardware. But few are as charming or authentic as the Analogue Pocket, which combines a beautiful modern screen with the classic Game Boy form factor and plays original Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance cartridges. No wonder the handheld immediately sells out when it becomes available. — Jon Porter, senior reporter
Price: $220
Maving RM1
I always wanted a “real” motorcycle. The Maeving RM1 electric is certainly not that, but I can't deny the attractive appeal of the British city bike. It's built with high-quality materials and reaches a top speed of 45 mph, making it perfect for getting around town or anywhere within a 40-mile range. Now, who has six thousand dollars to spare and knows the right importer? — Brandon Widder, Senior Trade Editor
Price: ~$6,056
Sennheiser Ambeo Plus Soundbar
Sennheiser's high-end sound bar is the very definition of a luxury purchase. It offers 13 state-of-the-art speaker drivers, 400W of amplification power and highly advanced 3D audio processing, giving it an unsurpassed level of clarity. I have no intention of building a proper home theater system just to watch old seasons of Justifiedbut maybe with Ambeo Plus you wouldn't have to. — Brandon Widder, Senior Trade Editor
Price: $1,199.95+
HÅG Capisco Chair
Of all the press samples I've tried over the years, the HÅG Capisco chair was the one I was most reluctant to return. This stylish adjustable office chair is undeniably unique and surprisingly ergonomic given its saddle-inspired construction, which also allows you to use it in several comfortable positions. Just ask The edgeJay Peters himself, who uses one daily. — Brandon Widder, Senior Trade Editor
Price: $1,088
Le Creuset 157-Piece Ultimate Cookware Set
A 157-piece Le Creuset kitchen set that arrives at your house on a pallet may seem like the most extra thing ever, but if you have money to spare, who cares? The set comes with every kitchen item you can imagine, including Dutch ovens, pots and pans, mugs, dinnerware, a French press, utensils, and even cookbooks. —Sheena Vasani, business writer
Price: $4,499.99
Volkswagen ID Buzz (with Ququq BusBox-4)
The Volkswagen ID Buzz is a van like no other, especially when equipped with the Ququq BusBox-4. The compact box allows you to convert the retro-looking electric vehicle into a caravan with a comfortable folding bed and a kitchen, including a refrigerator, two-burner gas stove and table. In other words, it's basically a house on wheels, making it perfect for digital nomads. —Sheena Vasani, business writer
Price: $3,442+
Warner Bros. 100th Anniversary Studio Collection
For movie buffs, the Warner Brothers Centennial Studio Collection is a dream gift, including 30 of the studio's most iconic films from the last century. That means you can binge on beloved classics like east of eden and 2001: A Space Odysseyas well as modern hits like Matrix, the glowand elvis (and everything in 4K too). —Sheena Vasani, business writer
Price: $329.19+
Packster2 70
If money were no object, most people would start looking at luxury sports cars, but not me. Give me a premium electric cargo bike with radical style, great range and incredible power. Give me the Packster2 70, which can also carry my two kids but still has a thin enough profile to lane split all the big SUVs stuck in traffic. —Andrew Hawkins, transportation editor
Price: $10,199
