21 Perfect Gifts for the Apple Addict

Apple put out a book this year that's sure to be a hit with anyone who appreciates the company's approach to product design. It's packed with 450 photos of every Apple product between 1998's Bondi blue iMac and last year's Pencil. The hardbound collector's volume comes in two sizes—the small one is $200 but the big one is $300. Nobody ever said Apple stuff was cheap. Get it at participating Apple stores, or at [Apple.com](http://www.apple.com/shop/product/MLXG2LL/A/designed-by-apple-in-california-13-x-163-inches).

[This $50 dock](https://www.twelvesouth.com/product/bookarc-for-macbook-pro-retina) turns any MacBook Pro into a desktop workstation. The computer slots in vertically with all of the cables running out the back (and out of sight). It utilizes the MacBook Pro's "Closed clamshell" mode—connect a display, keyboard, all your other peripherals and it's like you're using a full desktop rig. Just without the bulk or the mess.

Logitech has been the king of the iPad keyboard case almost as long as the tablet has been around—and it's even better than Apple at mobile typing accessories. Its new $130 [Create](http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/create-ipad-pro-keyboard-case-apple-pencil-holder?crid=1221) is made for the 9.7-inch iPad Pro. It has a slot for the Pencil in the nook behind the screen, and the keyboard is backlit and very comfy to type on. Best of all, it's powered by the iPad through the Smart Connector, so you never have to charge it.

Native Union's gorgeous $60 [iPhone dock](http://www.nativeunion.com/dock-plus-lightning/) features a silicone base bisected by a slim aluminum plate. It looks like the business even *before* you slot your iPhone into it. It comes with a braided, color-matched Lightning cable as well.