6 Insanely Expensive Tech Gifts In 2020

Thinking about giving your loved one some tech gift this coming holiday season? Check out our collection of insanely expensive tech gifts. But you know, we don’t really recommend them unless you have a bottomless wallet or big savings, of course. 

Last year’s holiday season recorded a whopping $135.35 billion on online sales in the US alone, according to Statista. It’s almost ten times the increase from $15.81 billion in 2018. With this in mind, there’s no telling about how 2020 online sales will perform. 

Despite the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic, online selling had really gone up, especially when the lockdown started. On the other hand, online purchases during this special season tend to go toward new tech. Unfortunately, not all tech gadgets are promising. In fact, there are diminishing returns with overpriced, yet inferior items. 

This is often the case for digital toys since they depreciate their value once the box is opened. With that being said, we gathered some of the most expensive tech gifts available in the market today. While it’s absurdly expensive, people covet them nonetheless. Make sure to check our list and maybe you’ll find something that you like. 

IW-SK Imperatorworks Scorpion Computer Cockpit

The IW-SK Imperatorworks Scorpion Cockpit is already back ordered. But it’s no wonder since it’s a class of its own in terms of workstation and gaming chairs and zero gravity. But it’s not just about the looks. In fact, it’s extremely functional as well. 

It lets you tilt and move the controls and screens if you’re exiting and entering. It also allows you to shift from sitting to full on laying at 160 degrees. And everything can be controlled with your fingertips. Currently the IW-SK Imperatorworks Scorpion Computer Cockpit is priced at $3,599. 

YuJet Surfer Electric Jetboard 

Do you love surfing, but your place doesn’t have the waves to compensate? If you’re an avid surf junkie, you’ll love the YuJet Surfer. It’s made from carbon-fiber, it’s environment-friendly, with up to 40 minutes of battery life. This translates to 16 miles of high-speed, 24mph of silent power. 

Likewise, the jet module is easy to remove, and service with the wireless remote allows you to easily recover the device in case you fall off. Also, you can install up to four fins depending on your preference. The YuJet Surfer Electric Jetboard sells at $9,999 or, if financed, can be $625 a month.  

Vintage’s Shelby Electric Bike

Do you love bicycles? We got you on that one. But if you want to level up your cycling experience while moving around town like a boss, you might want the limited edition Shelby. It will surely turn heads over. Vintage’s current most powerful electric bike named after vehicle designer Carrol Shelby can reach a speed up to 36 mph with a charge range of up to 75 miles. Additionally, the bicycle should be plugged in for 4.5 hours at full. 

Apple Watch Series 6 Hermes 

Since 2015, world-famous luxury items maker Hermes has been associated with Apple watches. But you have to pronounce it the right way “air-mayz”! It’s not the Greek god and renowned for his winged feet. With the Apple Watch, its latest version on the Series 6 features a silver stainless steel casing and Noir Swift (black) or Ebene (brown) leather single tour deployment buckle. Currently, it’s priced at $1,499. 

JBL Boombox 2

Back in the 80s, it’s crazy to pay $499.99 for a boombox. However, this isn’t your daddy’s huge-old cassette player. But the JBL Boombox 2 features huge audio with Bluetooth. But not only that. It’s waterproof, so it can be used in any kind of party, including pools and children’s parties where water is always part of the fun. 

The JBL Boombox 2 measures 10.1 x 19.1 x 7.9 inches (HWD) and weighs about 13 lbs. It also comes with a top handle to let you balance it on your shoulders like the way they used in the 80s. 

LG Signature OLED R (model RX)

OLED TV R works like magic thanks to its engineering and display technology rising to the highest level. LG comes with an innovative rollable OLED TV. Because of this, LG fans around the world are amazed by this South Korean electronics maker. This OLED TV from LG features a flexible base that works as a storage facility, an audio system, and an expanding mechanism. 

Moreover, the Signature OLED R (model RX) is currently priced at $87,000. Unfortunately, it’s only available in South Korea as of this time.