Christmas gifts for Remote Workers

A Wi-Fi feeder that dispenses measured meals on a schedule from the phone. The cat stops waking anyone at five.

The 20 liter daypack that works for a laptop on Monday and a trail on Saturday. Osprey's lifetime guarantee included.

Lifts a laptop to eye level and folds flat. The thirty dollar fix for a stiff neck at the kitchen table.

Wireless headphones with incredible sound quality and active noise canceling.

A desk bonsai with two canopies, green leaves or pink blossoms. Calm to build, calm to look at.

The school and commuter backpack that survives four years. Laptop sleeve, water bottle pockets, bungee for the hoodie.

The pouch that ends the tangle of cables in the bag. Origami pockets, one zip, everything visible at once.

One button, a real crema, five cup sizes. The small Nespresso for a counter with no room.

Basil, mint and lettuce on the counter in January, grown in water under a light. The herb garden that does not die.

Three gratitude lines in the morning, three in the evening. The journal people actually keep filling in.

The suede clog that has been sold out for three years. Cork footbed, closed toe, the shoe everyone under thirty wants.

A weighted heating wrap that sits on the shoulders and stays put. The get-well gift that becomes the evening routine.

Compact espresso maker perfect for coffee lovers on the go.

Keeps coffee at the exact temperature for hours. Charges on its coaster, and this generation goes in the dishwasher.

Soft full-grain leather, 192 pages, expanding pocket. A grown-up notebook.