Happy Gifts For The Yuppy Daddy

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Your dad is a yuppie who loves gizmos, new inventions, funky electronics, snazzy tools and more. TheGlitz has put together some funky yet stylish gifts for the techno-savvy yuppie dad! Enjoy!

Celebrate Father’s Day in style with the ViewSonic M1 Pro Smart LED Portable Projector with inbuilt Harman Kardon Speakers. This exceptional gift combines innovation and entertainment, giving your father a truly memorable experience. The M1 Pro’s 3-in-1 smart stand offers 360° projection, allowing your dad to easily adjust the angle for immersive viewing. With an embedded battery and power bank compatibility, he can enjoy up to 6 hours of uninterrupted entertainment anywhere. Featuring a 100″ large screen and 720p HD resolution, the M1 Pro delivers crystal-clear visuals, while the powerful Harman Kardon speakers create a captivating audio experience. Stream content effortlessly with smart Wi-Fi screen mirroring and Bluetooth connectivity. Give your father the gift of cinematic wonder this Father’s Day with the ViewSonic M1 Pro Smart LED Portable Projector.
Price – INR 99,000

Buy from: ViewSonic

AMO Power scooter Jaunty series is promoted as an energy-efficient smart e-scooter for everyone. This high-performance e-scooter takes only one single charge to go up to 75 to 100 + kilometers with Power -249W, Speed – <25kmph, Range – 75Km/100Km+, Charging Speed – 6 hours.

Rs 62,964 (ex-showroom) onward.

Buy from: AMO

The POCO C50 is a decent smartphone gifting option for your dad if he is not much of a tech fan and uses it for limited day-to-day tasks. The phone packs a MediaTek Helio A22 chipset which is good for day-to-day activities and 6.52-inch display for content consumption. The 5,000mAh battery delivers long lasting battery backup and is capable of managing everyday tasks very well. This lightweight device feels good, and the design looks very subtle. An 8MP AI dual camera setup along with a 5MP front snapper completes the whole phone. POCO C50 comes in very decent colors like green and blue and is available at Flipkart for INR 5,649.

Buy from: Flipkart

Gifting a Duofold pen for Father’s Day is a testament to your father’s excellence and a timeless symbol of his achievements. With its unrivalled craftsmanship, from the 18-carat solid gold nib to the meticulous hand assembly, it embodies the highest standards of quality and offers an exquisite writing experience, making it a truly exceptional gift.

Price Range: Rs.18000 – Rs.120000

Buy from: Parker

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