GoKawiilFather's Day will be here before you know it (it lands on Sunday, June 21 this year). We know Dad might just want some peace and quiet for Father's Day -- or a day to himself with no "to-do" lists where he can take a nap or just zone out. But you can never go wrong with a surprising and unique gift that shows him you appreciate just how much he does for you.
To help you out, our CNET experts (who also happen to be dads) have compiled a selection of our top gift recommendations for Father's Day at a variety of prices, including several that cost less than $100 and some for even less than $50 (our picks are listed from least to most expensive). And if you really want to treat Dad and splurge a bit, we've got some pricier options he's sure to appreciate. All of these gift ideas have been fully reviewed or anecdotally tested by our writers and editors. Read on for the best Father's Day gifts we've discovered for 2026.
Best Father's Day gifts under $50
Panasonic ErgoFit RP-TCM325 USB-C There are plenty of inexpensive USB-C earbuds out there, but Panasonic has built on the legacy of its earlier ErgoFit buds to deliver a set of USB-C buds that stand out from the pack for sound quality and also serve up good voice calling performance. If you get a tight seal, they sound as good or better than wireless earbuds and headphones that cost more than $100. Read Pansonic ErgoFit RP-TCM325 USB-C review. $25 at Amazon Close
Iniu SnapGo Air 10,000mAh Sorting through Iniu's power bank offerings can be a bit confusing because it's hard to tell which one is the best. But as far as I can tell, the SnapGo Air 10,000mAh, which offers 25-watt wireless charging speeds in a slim form factor for a 10,000-mAh battery, is its best magnetic power bank as of April 2026. Aside from its ultrafast wireless charging speed, this power bank has two USB-C ports along with an integrated LED screen that shows remaining battery life. While it doesn't have an integrated USB-C cable for wired charging, the included lanyard stores a short USB-C cable, so it's easy to opt for 45-watt wired charging (or to charge the battery with the cable). In my tests, it charged a MacBook Air with the USB-C cable without issue. It can charge an iPhone 17 Pro almost twice (1.8 times). $50 at Amazon Close
Beer Drop CNET culinary guru David Watsky tested five of the most popular monthly beer clubs, and Beer Drop landed on his list of the best beer delivery services -- he especially liked that Beer Drop lets you pick your own styles. This beer delivery service offers different plans, but with all of them, you can select the type of beer and specific beer styles that go into Dad's monthly craft beer subscription box shipments. Options include hoppy IPAs, fruit-forward beers, rich stouts, Belgian wheats and more. Monthly drops of microbrewery offerings start at $49 per month (plus $8 for shipping) for 10 beers. The subscription can be canceled at any time. $49 at Beer Drop Close
Knockaround sunglasses If you're on the hunt for a decent pair of budget sunglasses, Knockaround has various models, including those with polarized and mirrored coatings, for $35 and even slightly less (prices start as low as $28). They're not premium glasses obviously, but the lenses are decent and the glasses look more expensive than their low price would indicate. These designer sunglasses also seem pretty durable. Several different styles, colors and lens options are available. $35 at Knockaround Close
Gerber Gear Armbar Drive multitool Gerber makes some nice multitools and its Armbar Drive is one of its most compact models, featuring eight tools: a fine-edge blade, scissors, awl, two-sided 1/4-inch bit driver, pry bar, bottle opener and hammer, all made of stainless steel (the blade is is held securely with a frame lock). I got the burnt orange model. but it also comes in blue and onyx. $50 at Amazon Close
Zippo Bit Safe Screwdriver Insert Ostensibly, Zippos are lighters. But lo and behold, you can you swap out the lighter element and turn your Zippo into a tool with this nifty insert, which features a magnetic, hex-shaped bit holder and includes No. 1 Phillips, No. 2 Phillips, No. 1/4 Flat and T20 Torx heads. If Dad doesn't already own a Zippo, they cost around $18, bringing your total gift to a little more than $30. $13 at Amazon Close
Roku Streaming Stick 4K The Roku Streaming Stick 4K features the same simple interface, large app selection and impressive search function found on all Roku devices, but also offers Dolby Vision support. Along with a stick-like design, Dolby Vision HDR is the main difference between the Streaming Stick 4K and the Roku Streaming Stick Plus, and is ostensibly why the Streaming Stick 4K is more expensive than its sibling. While the Roku Streaming Stick Plus is a little cheaper, the Roku Streaming Stick 4K is the one to get if Dolby Vision is important to you. Read our Roku Streaming Stick 4K review. $45 at Amazon Close
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