Need a last-minute gift card? 20 great options for tech and beyond

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It’s getting late for online gift buying, and the holidays are almost here. If you’ve missed those shipping deadlines, you have one last resort – gift cards.

Yes, yes, we know, they’re not as personal, but they’re better than being empty-handed when your friend or family member tosses you a gift. And if we’re being fair, sometimes, gift cards are better than actually spending money on something your loved ones may not like, may not need, or may already have. In this way, whomever it is you’re shopping for has the chance to buy something they actually want.

From Amazon to Fortnite, from Best Buy to IKEA and Wendy’s, here’s a list of the best last-minute eGift cards we could find for you today.

Best eGift cards to get this holiday

Amazon – starts at $25

Best Buy – starts at $15

Walmart – starts at $5

Target – starts at $5

Etsy – starts at $25

Apple – starts at $10

Ikea – starts at $25

Nintendo eShop – starts at $35 (via Amazon)

Roblox Digital Gift Card – starts at $25 (via Amazon)

Fortnite V-Bucks Gift Card – starts at $9 (via Target)

PlayStation Store Gift Card – starts at $10 (via Amazon)

Xbox Gift Card – starts at $10 (via Amazon)

Google Play Gift Card – starts at $25 (via Amazon)

DoorDash Gift Card – starts at $25 (via Amazon)

Uber Eats Gift Card – starts at $15 (via Amazon)

Wendy’s Gift Card – starts at $20 (via Amazon)

Bath & Body Works Gift Card – starts at $15 (via Amazon)

Lowe’s Gift Card – starts at $50 (via Amazon)

Uber Gift Card – starts at $50 (via Amazon)

Lyft Gift Card – starts at $25 (via Amazon)

So there you have it—20 great gift card ideas for anyone who’s special in your life. Give them the gift of choosing exactly what they want or need this holiday season!

Author: Gabriela Vatu, Deals Editor, PCWorld

Gabriela has focused on tech writing for 12 years, covering news, reviews, buying guides, deals, and more. She has bylines in numerous consumer tech publications, including PCWorld, Macworld, PCMag, IGN, MakeUseOf, XDA, Android Police, and Pocket-lint.