It’s the season when corny movies about love and Christmas get released, where families start planning their Christmas lunch menus and for many it’s also the time to start thinking about what gifts to get their loved ones.
As the year winds down, it can be tricky trying to think of the perfect present to give an older relative whose favourite past-time is watching TLC reality TV shows or what to get your Gen Z relatives who are navigating a completely different world from your own.
To make it easier for you, we’ve come up with a few ideas that can cater to everyone in the family and will get you extra brownie points from both the young and old.
For the sport junkies and soapie-watching fans: About 75% of South Africans have an interest in watching sport. And for sport fanatics a good, quality TV screen is a non-negotiable. South Africans also love watching soapies, with the most-watched soapie garnering at least 4-million views.
For both of these groups of people, visuals are at the epicentre of a great watching experience. What better way to elevate their viewing experience than to get them the 55-inch OLED TV? This TV has a5 Gen6 AI processor for enhanced clarity, and AI Sound Pro for immersive audio.
For the foodies: If you know anyone who loves whipping up a hearty, home-cooked meal, then you know they’d appreciate kitchen appliances that are sleek and are well-designed. That’s where the NeoChef comes in. This microwave comes with Smart Inverter technology that ensures even cooking and defrosting, while its EasyClean™ interior coating allows for effortless maintenance.
For those who love cool, innovative products: Products we’ve had in our homes for eons are evolving every year. Have you heard of the fridge that you can knock on and it’ll show you what’s inside? Sounds too good to be true, but with just two knocks, you can see what’s inside the InstaView. This fridge also features built-in Bluetooth speakers, perfect for playing music during cooking.
For the gen-Z cousins: The way we consume music has drastically changed over the past decade. Most people don’t buy CDs anymore, they simply login into their preferred digital streaming platform and listen to their favourite artists. Gen Z’s love their music and research has confirmed this, revealing that Gen Z listens to music for more than 18 hours per week. This makes the XBoom speaker the perfect gift when hanging out with friends and listening to the latest tracks.
For the super-busy corporate aunties and uncles: People juggling demanding jobs, household chores and maybe even raising children want to make their domestic lives as convenient as possible. For that high-flying career relative, consider buying them LG’s Styler. A styler is a convenient, easy-to-use product that features a handheld, high-pressure steamer that makes it easier to remove wrinkles from shirts and other garments and saves the hassle of having to use a separate iron.
From your soapie-loving grandmother to the relative who’s an executive and needs easy-to-use convenient products, this list is sure to have everyone smiling from ear to ear.
For even more festive gift inspiration, explore the wide range of innovative products on LG.com/za
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Author: Karabo Mafolo from Red Ribbon Communications on behalf of LG Electronics.
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