These are individual things that have caught my eye in no particular order.

Car Phone Charger

One that supports Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 or better. Two USB ports would be great. The Zus is on sale for $30 this Christmas and does everything I want and more.

New Nintendo 3DS XL

The “new” is part of the model name, not just “I want a new one”. Any colour is fine.

DEFCON Soundtrack

Subtitled “Fear — Madness — Loss”, I'd love to have this soundtrack to the game DEFCON in CD format. I've already got the download version of it, which is slightly different — I'm now looking for the three-track version, ideally on CD or in FLAC format.

Drinks

As always, any beverage you think I might find interesting: I like mead, hard cider, whiskey, absinthe, some liqueurs, and exotic teas and coffees.

Coffee

The Black Blood of the Earth is the best coffee I have ever tasted, bar none. There is a modestly-priced sampler pack of their typical varieties, and an identically-priced sampler of their limited runs.

Mead

Honestly, unless you brew your own or know someone who does, don't bother — the commercial stuff is crap. If you think you've found something that's not, though… I'm always up for a pleasant surprise!

Whiskey

I'm mostly fond of Irish whiskey, although my favourite is Penderyn Welsh Whiskey. Scotch is good if it's not too peaty.

Liqueurs

Irish Mist is always a solid standby; Drambuie is fine; Bushmills Irish Honey is pretty good. I like a pretty wide variety, though — feel free to surprise me!

Absinthe

I'm a sucker for good absinthe. I'd particularly like to try Pacifique Absinthe Verte Supérieure, made and bottled in Washington.

Hard cider

I'm fond of both Woodchuck and Angry Orchard, especially their seasonal or special varietals — I'd be especially grateful for a bottle of each cider in their “Ciderhouse Collection”.

Gift cards

If nothing else gift cards and cash will always be spent, particularly Newegg, Google Play, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Warehouse 23, or Fry's Electronics¹⁾ — or just Fry's grocery, as the car is always hungry for gas.