Cheap Gifts for PC Builders!? (below $50) – Probing Paul #90 + MAIL TIME



Cheap Gifts for PC Builders!? (below $50) – Probing Paul #90 + MAIL TIME
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RandomFrankP – Cool Tech Under $50 (November) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EBMogwXHf0

🎁 TECH GIFTS UNDER $50 for PC BUILDERS / TECH ENTHUSIASTS 🎁
Powered Screwdriver – BLACK+DECKER Electric Screwdriver, Cordless, 180 RPM, 3.6V
https://geni.us/vaALB4
Thermal paste remover and surface purifier
https://geni.us/K9EA1L
Zip Ties
https://geni.us/m1gPTdx
https://geni.us/xjNwPr
Velcro cable ties
https://geni.us/qQK2u
https://geni.us/hh6Okv
IKEA Skadis Pegboard
https://geni.us/EOw2LO
for G Pro X Superlight 2 RGB Gaming Mouse Charging Dock
https://geni.us/t6ZMfFG
Powered 10-port 10Gbps USB 3.1 Hub (new link since the one for mine updated to a different product) –
https://geni.us/c347A
Paul’s Hardware Mouse Mat / Desk Mat
https://paulshardware.net/all-products/thumb-screw-desk-mat-2l72k
https://paulshardware.net/all-products/thumb-screw-desk-mat-ednra

Probing Paul Playlist – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkwkx5E21fo&list=PLRnHcRQUxuoeoGY_iOR-Jw_Fk2ak7ITas&index=1
PC Jack – How To Remove Thermal Paste From A CPU: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZWCse4_Jl4

► TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Welcome to Probing Paul #90
0:55 Pre-Probing Notes
1:18 Best Tech Gift Under $50? Power Screwdriver
2:52 Tech gift under $25 – Thermal Paste Remover
3:44 Tech gift under $25 – Zip Ties, Velcro Ties
4:44 Tech gift under $50 – randomfrankp inspired Ikea Skadis
5:48 Tech gift under $50 – USB Dock / USB Hub
6:57 MAIL TIME – New Paul’s Hardware Merch
9:36 MAIL TIME – Fan Mail and the best gaming CPU

Here’s my holiday shopping list for the best Tech Gifts under $50 to buy in November 2024. Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals are already live, so here are my tips to find the perfect gift for the pc builder or tech enthusiast in your life. There are tech gifts under $50, tech gifts under $40, tech gifts under $30, tech gifts under $25, and even some stocking stuffer gifts for $10 to $15 or less. It’s also a Probing Paul / Q&A video with a mail time segment too!

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41 thoughts on “Cheap Gifts for PC Builders!? (below $50) – Probing Paul #90 + MAIL TIME”

  1. The gift idea for under $50 that came to mind for me is an M.2 SSD Enclosure (if possible get one with a Type C to C cable) with a 240/256gb SSD as I know people who end up filling their phone with photos and videos and a small external SSD would be a very useful gift for offloading those.

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  2. **Whoa I bought 4x zip tie bundle** The first one from package broke as I was threading it into the end that ratchets. The next next 2 broke as I was trying to snug them up. They look brand new but I'm sure they have been left in the heat until they became brittle.
    I'm not wasting any more time with this junk.

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  3. One thing I would recommend that have been super helpful for me is a magnetic tray. I got mine at lowes for like $5 in the little automotive section and it has been great at keeping my screws, tools, bits, and other little metallic case items organized.

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  4. Some other ideas are things that become handy but always think about it after the fact.

    -Rechargeable batteries with the wall charger
    -budget IEMs like the Linsoul 7hz Zero 2
    -studio monitor isolation pads
    -bias lighting for TV/monitor like the brand Govee
    -rollerblade office chair wheels to replace the cruddy manufacturer ones
    -a controller such as Xbox or Dualsense for PC
    -portable bluetooth speaker like the JBL Clip 5 for on the go in and out of home
    -180 degree 8 pin GPU adapters to clean up the GPU cable routing
    -replacement Ear Pads for headphones
    -power supply tester or multimeter
    -lavalier microphone
    -electric duster

    Most of these things can serve some use but ultimately the more you know about the person receiving the gift, the more appropriate the gift can become. Theres even all sorts of budget room/desk accessories and decor on Etsy that can be petsonalized like LED standees, or 3D printed game cases key caps, or fake terrarium themed accents, etc. Give yourself plenty of time and you can find something worth receiving!

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  5. I bought a peg board then took some wood, used a router and made a frame for it. I stained it and made it look cool. All for under $20. I mostly use it to hold keyboards, controllers, and 3d printing stuff. Plus your can 3d print stuff to hang for it

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  6. @5:50 bonus, if they work from home, look for a USB dock with dual output. That way they can seamlessly switch their Mouse and Keyboard and other peripherals with their work PC and Home PC. I have been doing it for a couple years now and love it.

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