The hover scooter provides an unprecedented experience in personal transportation, levitating inches above the ground and speeding a single rider across level land on a cushion of air.

It hovers just a few inches above the ground and travels at up to 15 MPH.

Acceleration is handled via the throttle ond clutch on the handlebars. To increase acceleration, simply lean forward. Breaking is accomplished by turning off acceleation, and will take about twenty feet of coasting. Turning is handled via leaning left or right.

The New York Times calls it a “miniature flying saucer with handlebars.”

$17,000 from Hammacher Schlemmer

At eight feet long, this air hockey table is equipped with the most advanced electronic features for intense arcade-level competition. It includes Goal Flex technology for lightning-fast, continuous play for one to four players, plus moving goal options that add up to 180 total gaming variations. It can be adapted for different skill levels by adjusting the goal sizes, and is equipped with power play and penalty features for heightened hockey realism. White glove service included.

$1000 from FAO Schwarz

Luxist says: Luxury means not having to hear other people talk, unless you actually want to.

These headphones are a good mix of Bose fidelity and excellent noise-cancelling circuitry.

$350 from Amazon

“.. a dramatic sculptural statement that defines an entire garden.”

Using the most durable and dense hardwood, they have crafted a bench with the loose, rippling flow of water.

$5000 from Gardeners.com

Selected from only three oak sherry casks from Spain, a mere 366 bottles of The Macallan 1948 have been released - a truly collectible treasure. Each bottle and accompanying certificate bears a unique date, corresponding to one of the 366 days of 1948, a leap year. Certificates have been individually signed by David Robertson, Whisky Maker and Macallan Nose. The whisky possesses a remarkable character, imbued with an unusual phenolic note accompanying the rich, spicy, resinous, fruit character which typifies The Macallan.

£2000 ($3,700) from The Macallan

This fully digital simulator has room for you and 7 friends, offers ergonomic styling and comes with an arsenal of rides. Space trips, roller coasters, car races, alpine adventures.. you name it.

Please allow 4 weeks for delivery.

$300,000 from FAO Schwarz

It is not entirely clear how Crème de la Mer works. For us schooled in logic, it is something of a jolt to the imagination. In a short time, skin becomes softer, firmer, looks virtually creaseless.

Crème de la Mer was invented by NASA scientist, Dr. Max Huber.

$1,800 from Amazon

The worlds most luxurious bottled water comes in limited-edition, frosted, corked, 750ml bottles, hand-decorated with genuine Swarovski crystals. The water comes from Stoneclear Springs, a natural spring in the middle of 120 acres of virgin forest. Bling H2O has been featured at many recent celebrity events including the MTV Video Music Awards and The Emmys. Bling H2O is pop-culture in a bottle.

Product: BLING H2O | Country: USA | Solids: 140 | pH: 7.30 | Water Depth: N/A | Age of Source: 1,000y+

$360 for a case of 12 bottles from Fine Water Imports

COR by Plank contains silver nanoparticles (they don’t photodecompose (fall apart) during extended illumination) and four kinds of collagen.

Suitable for every skin type. Should increase elasticity and prevent wrinkles as well as even skin tone.

$115 from 2modern

Ridel’s “Thumbs Up” decanter is designed to allow the wine to breathe and reach the pinnacle of its flavor while delivering a secure, elegant pour.

$160 from Sur La Table