Wish List 2019: 52 Amazing Gifts You'll Want to Keep for Yourself

The vacuum-insulated mouth on this totable coffee mug is wide enough to accommodate a pour-over dripper, and the ceramic coating in the 16-ounce interior preserves all the nuanced flavors of single-origin bean juice. The lid locks liquid inside with a 270-degree twist, and the thin stainless steel rim is designed for drip-free sippin’.

Tern’s compact electric cargo bike can handle a walloping 375 pounds of humans, dogs, and groceries—a startling capacity for a whip that’s shorter than a road bike. A 400-watt-hour battery and Bosch motor adds smooth power assist to the step-through frame, front-fork suspension, and wide, comfy tires. When the hauling is done, fold down the handlebars, lower the seat, and store the bike upright using its rear rack as a stand.

Does that itty-bitty Apple TV remote keep getting lost? Try Tile’s latest tracker, a tiny waterproof sticker about the size of three stacked dimes. Affix one to anything you want to keep tabs on, and use Tile’s app to locate precious missing objects up to 150 feet away. The battery is good for three years of misplacing things.

Downsized keyboards are hot these days; ­people like the ability to conserve both desk space and hand movement. This quirky QWERTY trims the fat by ditching most of the non-letter keys. But what it lacks in buttons, it makes up for in options. Use the dedicated special keys on either side of the smol space bar to access less common functions. Despite its diminutive posture, mechanical keys make it clack like its big brethren.

One Eleven’s latest wristwear is an eco-friendly timepiece de résistance. It uses solar power to keep its analog movement charged up. The handsome 42-mm, water-­resistant case is made from plant-based castor oil, and the velcro strap is made from reclaimed water bottles. Even the packaging is recycled.

Kids are joyful, adorable, and … heavy! Cybex’s folding stroller gives you smart electronic assistance. The battery-powered motor kicks on automatically when you’re huffing up a hill or struggling on a sand or gravel path. It’ll also slow your roll when descending a steep sidewalk.

Put Instagram on the wall with this pocket-size combination instant camera and printer. The LCD screen lets you preview photos before printing them, so only the winners end up on a sheet of Instax Mini film ($12 for a 20-pack). The glass lens and 5-megapixel sensor produce sharp images, but you can also download the companion app to print pics taken on a phone.

Haul all your work gear without worrying about those cloudy skies. This weather-resistant 20-liter carrier has pockets with sealed zippers, a padded 15-inch laptop sleeve, a slot for a water bottle, and enough interior space to accommodate just about everything else a worker needs for the daily commute. The rain won’t know what hit it.

Whether making tracks that sound like the Jungle Brothers or the brothers Ween, IK Multimedia’s compact drum machine will help dial in the proper bounce. Choose one of its 100 presets to program a beat, or assemble a sonic palette by mixing the Uno’s six analog sounds with its library of 54 digital samples. Battery power means the show can go on the road.

Class up social gatherings with this measurably awesome drink set. It’s not just sharp-looking, it’s scientifically sound—all the pieces are made of laboratory-­standard borosilicate glass, and the graduation marks denote hundredths of a liter for precise pouring. Perfect for water, wine, or any chemical concoction.

This elegant-looking mirror stays put on its perch without any fastenings or attachments—just the magic of physics. There’s a ball attached to the back of the glass; rotate it in the stand’s socket to find the right angle for admiring your visage, or just pick the mirror up and grip the ball like a handle. Available in walnut, beech, or ebonized beech.

Simplify any audiovisual connection with this booming television speaker that has Roku streaming hardware built in. Access thousands of channels in one place with Roku’s easy voice controls and slick menu system. The soundbar also works as a Bluetooth speaker, and it pairs with the company’s new subwoofer ($180) for some extra thump.