Google's Holiday 100 list is here and these are the 10 best gifts worth buying in 2024

Taylor Swift and Simone Biles are just some famous faces — er, necks — that have donned this dainty dazzler. And while it's been an entire decade since its debut, this gemstone-adorned necklace is hotter than ever, with Google searches increasing by a whopping 175% in 2024. Popular among teens and adults alike, this everyday stunner comes in a variety of eye-catching combos — from this understated rose quartz beauty to more daring statements. 

Tailgate season is in full swing — and perhaps that's why searches for "small portable speakers" are up by 75%. Want one that'll play the pump-up jams and pre-game highlights loud enough for all to hear? Go with this glowing mini, which ranked highly in our tests for the best outdoor speakers. "Despite being tiny (and adorable), the Soundcore Glow Mini is, well, an audio tour de force," raved Senior Tech Writer Rick Broida. "In my testing, I was constantly surprised by the quality of music I heard from this little thing. Also impressive: Soundcore promises up to 12 hours on a charge; I'd have expected half that, given its size."

Selena Gomez is a big fan of Our Place, so it's no wonder that searches for the brand's small-but-mighty oven were up 50%. Set it (on your countertop) and forget it: This space-saving gem can air fry, bake, roast, toast, reheat and broil with a simple turn of a dial. It also comes with four accessories — a nonstick sheet pan, air fryer basket, wire rack and crumb tray — to help you get the job done. That's not all: This multitasker's dream earned a coveted spot on our list of the best air fryers! 

Now, here's a screen-free toy that both kids and parents can get behind. Stick a teeny-tiny Tonie (like Playtime Puppy) on top of this little box to play stories, songs and educational games. Searches for the starter set increased by a staggering 5,000% this year — snag yours now, then grow their collection of Tonies as the years go on. 

Slippers never go out of style. Searches soar every December, which is likely due to two unrelated reasons: the dropping temperatures and the fact that slippers make a reliable (and appreciated) last-minute Christmas gift.

There are a million slippers to choose from, but these Sherpa slip-ons are some of the best money can buy. They cover all the bases: an ultra-soft interior, cushiony footbed and rubber outsole, so you can pop outside without changing shoes. Plus, they're part of Bombas' buy-one-give-one model, which means the brand will donate one clothing item for each purchase. 

2023 was the Ninja Creami's time to shine, but here's the scoop: Searches for "ice cream maker" shot up 50% this year, proving that traditional methods will always reign supreme. 

Nab this Cuisinart bestseller to make a batch of ice cream, frozen yogurt or sorbet in 20 minutes tops. Just pour the ingredients of your choice into a pre-frozen bowl, switch it on and let the magic happen. 

Peek into any tween or teen's makeup bag and you'll spot a tiny tub of Laneige's bestselling lip treatment. The brand claims that one lip mask is sold globally every two seconds, which makes perfect sense given that searches skyrocketed 70% in 2024. 

So, what's the deal? People — from TikTokers to Hollywood A-listers like Drew Barrymore and Sydney Sweeney — are obsessed with the look, feel and hydrating benefits of this leave-on lip mask. See for yourself by picking up this set of five minis in an assortment of sweet scents, including mango and watermelon pop. 

Move over vacuums: Dyson is now dominating the haircare scene. This year, it was all about the "pink Airwrap," which had more Google searches than ever before. Sure, it's spendy, but this is a luxury product that comes with six attachments for different hair lengths, textures and styles. It's also a major timesaver: "The Airwrap has significantly sped up my hairstyling process while making my hair look better than a standard hairdryer ever could. My strands are fine, but I have a lot of them, and I can safely say this tool has cut my drying and styling time in half," Senior Deals Writer Britt Ross wrote in a recent review. 

Who doesn't love a good throwback? Retro handheld games were a top search this year, proving that nothing — and I mean, nothing — beats the classics. Take everyone's favorite classroom game and give it a modern(ish) twist with this fast-moving game. To win, players (ages 8 and up) must repeat random sequences of flashing lights by pressing the colored buttons in the right order. It starts off nice and slow, but then it picks up speed.