Spotlight on 2025’s Best Electronics Gifts in Ukraine — Made at Home

1. Gaming Gear from HATOR

Kyiv-founded HATOR (established in 2015) is a homegrown gaming peripherals brand offering Ukrainian-localized mice, keyboards, headsets, mousepads, and chairs  . These make stellar gadgets for gaming lovers—they blend quality with national pride, and the local language support is a meaningful touch in today’s digital lifestyle.

2. IPTV and Media Consoles by Infomir

Infomir, based in Odesa and operating since the mid-1990s, produces a range of industrial and consumer electronics including set-top boxes for IPTV/OTT platforms. They now command about 4% of the global IPTV/OTT set-top box market and serve over 160 countries  . For tech-savvy recipients, Infomir’s consoles offer smart solutions and international certification—whether for streaming movies or building media centers.

3. Ukrainian-Made FPV Drones by 3DTech

From the defense sector comes 3DTech, a small Ukrainian drone-maker producing first-person‑view (FPV) drones. In March 2025, they manufactured around 1,200 drones, half of which employed fiber‑optic connections to resist electronic jamming—a sophisticated innovation to overcome battlefield interference  . These drones, though primarily military, stand as testaments to Ukraine’s cutting-edge tech prowess.

4. Electric Bicycles by Delfast

While not strictly electronics gifts, Delfast’s e‑bikes are tech‑laden, creative, and proudly Ukrainian-made. Founded in Kyiv in 2014, Delfast has produced models like the ‘Prime’ (holding a Guinness World Record for longest e‑bike distance on a single charge—370 km), as well as fat‑bike variants (Top, Offroad) and unique designs like the Dnepr‑style e-bike and California commuter model  . For eco-conscious or long‑commute friends, these are luxurious and meaningful gifts with local roots.

5. Retro Nostalgia: Kiev Cameras

Although production ceased years ago, the brand Kiev is an iconic symbol of Ukrainian photography heritage—Soviet-era cameras made by the Arsenal Factory in Kyiv  . Vintage camera lovers or collectors would treasure a Kiev 60 TTL or Kiev 35A as both a functional antique and a piece of history.

Why These Items Stand Out in 2025

• Rising demand for tech-forward gifts: Smartphones, smart living devices, and gaming gadgets are surging in popularity across Ukraine, buoyed by growing disposable income and digital lifestyle adoption  .
• Global reach with local origins: Brands like Infomir and Delfast have international distribution, while HATOR, starts at home and champions Ukrainian‑language support.
• Innovation under pressure: Companies like 3DTech showcase advanced engineering—even amid conflict, local R&D continues and thrives.
• Cultural resonance: Gifting something made in Ukraine isn’t just practical—it’s symbolic of resilience, identity, and pride.