21 Perfect Gifts for the Apple Addict

Logitech has been the king of the iPad keyboard case almost as long as the tablet has been around—and it's even better than Apple at mobile typing accessories. Its new $130 Create is made for the 9.7-inch iPad Pro. It has a slot for the Pencil in the nook behind the screen, and the keyboard is backlit and very comfy to type on. Best of all, it's powered by the iPad through the Smart Connector, so you never have to charge it.

Native Union's gorgeous $60 iPhone dock features a silicone base bisected by a slim aluminum plate. It looks like the business even before you slot your iPhone into it. It comes with a braided, color-matched Lightning cable as well.

Ever since Apple bought the Beats headphone brand, it's been making improvements. The freshest fruit of the marriage is this new $300 on-ear headset. Beats have never sounded this good or looked this good (there are a bunch of colors so you can get all matchy-matchy with your loved one's iPhone). Inside is Apple's new W1 chip, which makes pairing a snap and extends battery life to a bonkers 40-plus hours.

These gorgeous felt sleeves for iPad Pro start at $48. There's a slot for the Pencil, plus a Lightning cable or a microfiber cloth. Choose from two shades of gray for the felt, and choose a thickness that accommodates a bare iPad or one with an Apple-made cover. So pretty, so soft.

Maybe you heard, but the new MacBook Pro ditched the genius MagSafe power cable for a regular dumb ol' USB-C port. Griffin's $40 cable brings back the magnetic magic. There are many dongles for the new MacBook Pro, but this is the one it needs the most.

Is your Apple-lover swole? Or maybe aspires to be? This new, sportier version of the Apple Watch Series 2 is hyped up by Nike with a special band and a custom watch face. Starts at $369.

This $150 roll-top pack is made for the Apple faithful. It has a smart, minimal design that Apple fans will love. The padded laptop sleeve inside the spacious main compartment fits MacBooks up to 15 inches, and there's a dedicated sleeve just for the iPad. And of course, lots of stash pockets for all those dongles! (Sorry sorry but it's just too easy isn't it?)

A NATO strap on a watch is cool. A NATO strap on the Apple Watch is extra cool. This $30 option, which comes in a variety of classic NATO color combinations, is super-extra-dope.

Charging the Apple Watch can be a little awkward if you just use the disk that comes in the box. That's why a beautiful dock like this $60 option is essential. It sits two ways: flat, with the Watch resting on top; or on its side with the Watch hanging on the knob. Makes you want to touch it, right?

Clumsy phone owners need this hybrid glass iPhone screen protector. It protects against chips, impacts, and scratches, works with phone cases, and is more persistent than AppleCare. $50.

This smart $60 briefcase holds a MacBook Pro, an iPad, all the necessary chargers, and at least four copies of WIRED magazine. It converts into a messenger bag for cycling.

How about a smart $69 case? It fits all of the most recent MacBooks, including the Air, the "MacBook One," and the new Pro with the Touch Bar. You can get it in either horizontal or vertical orientation, and it comes in either latte-colored waxed canvas or black ballistic nylon. You can even add a strap for a little extra. Awesome, sleek protection for that aluminum chassis.

It's common knowledge that the Apple Watch looks very very good with a leather strap. This one, $50 from Burkley, has a nice tumbled texture to the leather, and it closes with a magnetic strap.

Has your battery ever died while you're trying to get an Uber in the rain at midnight on a Saturday? (Please say yes so I'm not alone here.) A Mophie battery pack can save your skin in such shituations. The $70 Powerstation XL has a 10,000 mAh battery that charges an iPhone about three times. It comes in rose gold, gold, or a color that is very close to space gray.

With options that fit the previous Pro or the new Touch Bar model, the $59 Rickshaw MacBook sleeve offers some nice-looking protection. But of course, it doesn't stop there—you get to choose the colors and fabric types for the outside, inside, and the piping. May I suggest the tan performance tweed with yellow piping and interior? DM me and I'll give you my address.

Why just prop up your iPad Pro when you can prop it up and charge it at the same time? Logitech's $100 Base works through the Smart Connector to keep your desktop clutter-free.

One of the most beautiful ways to tote an iPad Pro is this thick leather envelope from Pad & Quill. The Valet Slim sleeve ($100 or $110) is just big enough to carry your iPad Pro and a Pencil. The thick flap has a tab that folds into a slot on the front to keep it closed. When you want to draw or work, fold the cover around the back and plop the iPad on top, giving you a nice, all-leather work stand.

Apple's own $50 dock. You can't really have too many of these kicking around. They're a must for the desk, where the headphone jack in the back lets you plug in your over-ear (proudly non-Bluetooth) get-work-done headphones.

The new MacBooks come with only USB-C ports and maybe not enough space for the hardcore data hounds. Well! This $120 hard drive from G-Technology has a very fast USB-C connector and has a capacity one terabyte. Think of all the cat videos.