Christmas Gift Ideas

Christmas is Christmas and every year we celebrate Christmas with lot's of new gifts beside traditional Christmas items. This is the season to radiate love and show appreciation to those who made us or shaped our lives and businesses. Just recently, I was pondering on the best Christmas gifts to buy in order to show appreciation to my business associates and allies. After critically carrying out some research, I was able to come up with a list of special gifts ideas for Christmas, so I decided to share it with you.


Calendars
When giving a business executive a calendar, don’t make the mistake of giving a low quality calendar because it might end up in the waste bin. You can give a customized calendar branded with your company logo or better still, you can send in an electronic calendar engraved with an art work.

Gift certificates for restaurants

Is there an exclusive high class restaurant in town where the big boys of the society hang out? If yes, then you may consider giving a gift certificate for redeemable at such restaurants.

Gift basket

Gift basket is another good option you may consider because the size of the basket and the type of items in it can catch the attention of your recipient. You may choose to send a chocolate gift basket, gourmet gift basket, wine gift basket, etc.

Lip balms

Lip Balms includes such luxurious natural flavors as Vanilla Bean, Pink Grapefruit, Pomegranate, Wild Cherry and Coconut and Pear, providing naturally rich sources of antioxidants, Vitamin E, Omega oils and more. This might be something that people love to receive during cold winters.

Flowers

Another favorite corporate Christmas gift is a bunch of flowers. But before you send flowers to a business executive or anyone, you must make sure you understand the person’s beliefs because flowers mean different things in different cultural environment.

Wine or liquor

Christmas is a season of celebration and most business people drink wines during happy occasions. Therefore, a bottle of wine printed with company’s logo can serve as a corporate Christmas gift but you should ensure the wine you send is of good quality. Or better still, you can spare a few minutes to find out the favorite brand of your recipient.


Some Christmas Gifts Ideas for Business Executives

There are endless corporate gift items you can choose from, just make sure they are made of the finest materials that will last for a lifetime. Most of these items can be found on Amazon by clicking on the links. 

Corporate secure 8GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive
Wine Carrier bag
Glass or Crystal globe
Leather writing pad
Shaker and Martini set
Office wall paper
Miniature desk stand compass
Corporate wall clock
Digital Camera
Kindle Wireless Reading Device
iPad or iPhone carrier bag
Electronic Photo Frame
Coffee Mug
Boxed stationery sets
Business card holders
Crystal plague award
Sticky note organizer
Desk accessories
Executive wallet
Executive suitcase or laptop bag
Engraved Executive Pens
Leather Bonded Diaries

Crane Axis Gimbal

Drones Review

As time goes by, Drone technologies are advancing in gigantic steps month by month! In the near future, new models will be released that can reach 10 miles control range. I will update this post with new models from time to time. Drones are undeniably cool, but unless you have the necessary know-how making an informed purchasing decision is virtually impossible - there are so many options, from cheap quadcopters to expensive professional drones for which you'll probably need to justify spending that much on a 'toy'.

What is the difference between a drone and a quadcopter?

In the majority of cases you can think of a drone and a quadcopter as the same thing, though you'll often find more expensive devices are marketed as drones and cheaper toys as quadcopters. In truth, a drone is any unmanned aerial vehicle, while a quadcopter is any drone controlled by four motors. Typically speaking, a drone will be able to stay in flight for longer than a quadcopter.


Flight time and range

Cheap drones tend to fly for about five- to 10 minutes before they need recharging, and USB chargers tend to take 30- to 60 minutes to recharge the batteries. Try to get a drone with replaceable batteries and buy a couple of spares.

Although some manufacturers claim a range of over 100m, it’s best to assume you’ll never get more than about 50m. Small and light drones will be blown around in the wind, so warm, windless days are the best times to fly, although the smallest micro drones can be flown indoors.

For bigger drones, such as DJI's Phantoms, expect flight times around 20-25 minutes. These use big batteries but are of course bigger and heavier than the toy drones. Even the most expensive consumer drones (and we're talking over $3,000) don't fly for longer than 30 minutes.

DJI Phantom 4

DJI Mavic Pro

3DR Solo Quadcopter