Gadgetory

there's mulled wine on the harp and the sound of sleigh bells in the air which can only mean one thing christmas is finally here but no festive period would be complete without the obligatory spending spree coming up then you'll find my picks of the most outrageously ostentatious gifts welcome to attack it in Christmas a new iPhone is likely to be on many people's Christmas wish lists but Apple standard stainless steel affair doesn't really cut it for this show instead let's take a look over a brick who for a mere $95,000 will sell you an iPhone excess max wraps in 313 grams of 22 karat gold it makes the phone look just like an actual gold ingots that you've just heisted from an underground bank vault that price will of course skyrocket if you decide to adorn it further with a load of diamonds and other precious gems which of course you will does why not perhaps you've got your heart set on something a little more futuristic in which case take a look at the jet suit by gravity industries this contraption essentially straps multiple jet turbines to your arms and a fuel tank to your back letting you fly around the air as though you're a visitor from the tech future we've all dreamed up Selfridges will sell you the jet suit for a cool 340 thousand pounds also includes training and a lunch with a gravity industry's founder you will however have to sign a waiver in case of your death but what if you'd rather explore the Seas than the skies while even that can be done with a hearty splash of luxury thanks to a collaboration between submarine makers triton and luxury supercar makers Aston Martin project Neptune combines Triton's deep-sea know-how with some slick aston martin design making sure you are exploring the Mariana Trench with style and because it's fully enclosed you could probably wear a luxury dinner suit while you're doing it there's no pricing for this sub just yet but given that Triton's regular deep-sea cost around the five million dollar mark you can bet this strictly limited edition vehicle won't come cheap back on dry land now how about a new TV but this is decadent so we're not talking about any run-of-the-mill OLED panel here no Samsung's the wall is a very different beast its massive for one thing a whopping 146 inches and it's made up of modular panels so you can make it even bigger if you wanted or even a different shape altogether to fit your oddly specific viewing needs our own TV expert David Katz Maya has been eyes on with this monster and confirms that it's at least as good as a regular OLED panel so don't think they'll be reducing viewing quality to get that huge size it's a Kay of course and while there's no official pricing yet cast Maya would hazard a guess at a price tag somewhere in the region of a hundred grams that's a lot of passion for a telly but a luxury TV demands luxury audio to go with it and that's where the anodic supply Riverstone speaker comes in this thing cost in the region of 4 million pounds why I hear you ask well it's solid gold of course like actual solid gold a lot of it oh and there's a bunch of diamonds on it too because why the hell not apparently solid gold reproduces your favorite artists with pristine clarity although at that price it approaches be cheaper to bind your favorite artists and have them perform in your living room whenever you want it so what do you think of our tackling Christmas wish list is spending over 14 million dollars on all of this stuff a little bit much or is that pretty much what you're already spending on Sharri and chocolates do there's no your thoughts in the comments below and make sure to LIKE and subscribe to see net for a lot more