Searching for Valentine’s Day gift ideas that aren’t chocolates or flowers? We’ve got you covered! Whether you’re celebrating with your significant other, or simply embracing the day with a little self-love, check out some of these gadget gift ideas that could help make it even more enjoyable.

Bose Frames Rondo Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses
John Lewis: £99.99
These sunglasses don’t just look stylish, but they also pack some very clever tech. The first audio sunglasses from Bose, these specs connect with your smart device via Bluetooth to play music for a truly immersive experience.

While to onlookers you may appear to just be wearing some shades, in reality, you’ll be enjoying your favourite tunes thanks to the mini electronics built into the glasses’ temples. With an integrated microphone, you can also take calls from your smartphone. As well as the Rondo style, there are several other frames to choose from, and you can personalise your look with limited edition coloured lenses (sold separately).

Lenco LP J-300 LCD Projector
Urban Outfitters: £76
Make movie nights even more cosy and vintage with this movie projector from Urban Outfitters. The Lenco LP J-3000 is HD-ready and just needs to connect to your speaker via bluetooth. With a projection distance of 1-5 metres, a projection width of 250cm, and 30,000 hour life in the LED lamp, this nifty device is all you need to make a romantic date night feel even more special.

And it doesn’t just have to come out on date nights; you can use the projector to enhance your movie experience any time you feel like it, so all you’ll need is the popcorn!

Rocketbook Everlast Smart Reusable Notebook
Ryman: £34.99
At first, a notebook might not seem like the most exciting gift idea. However, if, like me, you or your partner is a keen stationery lover, then you know just how cool the idea of a reusable notebook actually is.

The Rocketbook Everlast Smart Reusable Notebook is the perfect gift for anyone looking to save money on restocking their stationery supplies, and it looks very stylish too, which is an added bonus. Even though it is a smart notebook, you can still enjoy the old school experience of putting pen to paper; the only difference here is that, this time, you can simply wipe the page clean with a damp cloth when you’re done (after scanning your notes with a smartphone).

You can scan your notes using the Rocketbook App, which sends your notes to the cloud. The App even recognises page numbers thanks to the QR codes labelled at the bottom of each page, so your notes won’t lose their order. The notebook works with any pen from the Pilot FriXion range and needs just 15 seconds for the ink to dry.