18 limited-time offers for Father’s Day gifts (2021)

Roku Ultra 4K streaming media box for $69 ($31 off): If Pop already has a 4K TV, but has been using an old streaming box that cannot play 4K shows, then he is wasting all the potential of the TV. Upgrade him to a streaming media box that supports 4K so that he can finally watch shows and movies in 4K format. This is the best, there is even a headphone jack on the remote control so that he can listen to TV quietly while everyone is sleeping.

Apple iPad $300 ($30 off): It’s great to have an iPad at home. They are perfect for sending and receiving emails, streaming TV, reading, and many other tasks. There are more advanced versions, but the standard iPad may be good enough. This is a fairly standard discounted price on Amazon (Apple is more expensive), but we include it because it is one of the great technology gifts for adults.

Moment starter kit with two lenses for $249 ($25 off): If Dad likes to take photos with his phone (and if he has a recent iPhone, Google Pixel, OnePlus or Samsung phone), please purchase this bundle for him from Moment, which includes two lenses of your choice, a phone case, and a A lens pen cleaning and rear lens cap. The case is necessary because the lens is mounted on the case, so please make sure that dad has a compatible smartphone. I recommend a 58mm telephoto lens and a 14mm fisheye lens.

Dad’s other specials

Stanley Adventure Cooler is now $60 ($30 off): Not every cooler must be made of metal and have a built-in sound system and cup holder. Stanley Adventure is sturdy and durable, relatively light in weight, and can hold 21 cans of various beverages, such as beer, IPA, porter and dark beer. And non-alcoholic beverages, I guess.

Brooks B17 leather bicycle saddle, now $104 ($41 off): Upgrade Dad’s bike with a high-quality saddle. The B17 is still made in the UK and has been Brooks’ best-selling seat for more than 100 years. It takes a while to break in, but as one of WIRED’s bike testers, I find it more comfortable than the plastic seats that come with most bikes.

Alan Edmonds 30% discount promotion: For 99 years, Allen Edmonds has been making shoes by hand in the United States. Although some models are now manufactured overseas, many of its most well-known models are still manufactured in Wisconsin. If Dad needs to be a big step higher in quality than the usual department store shoes, he can consider measuring his feet secretly and buying him a pair of AE. They will last for many, many years, because they can be reassembled and repaired.