Best Star Trek gifts 2026: Beam up these Trekkie gift ideas

Lego U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D
(Image credit: Ian Stokes / Future)

Now is a great time to grab the best Star Trek gifts, with Starfleet Academy debuting on Paramount Plus and a new season of Strange New Worlds coming later in the year.

It's time to go boldly where your searches may not have taken you before with our rundown of the best Star Trek gifts on the market today. Here, you'll find playsets, display sets, Blu-Ray DVDs, homeware and more. Of course, if you can't scratch your Star Trek itch with what's in our guide below, you can always watch all Star Trek content, including the Star Trek movies in order, on Paramount Plus.

Quick list

Best Lego Set

Lego goes boldly where it's never gone before with this 3600-piece beauty.

Specifications

Number of pieces: 3,600
Price: $399.99
Recommended Age: 18+

Reasons to buy

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Gorgeous display model
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9 minifigures of the main cast
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Engaging and enjoyable build
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The first-ever Star Trek Lego set

Reasons to avoid

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Some sketchy build instructions near the end

Go boldly where no Lego set has gone before and claim the ultimate U.S.S. Enterprise in Lego form. Standing at over 10.5 x 23.5 x 18.5 inches (height x length x width), it's a behemoth and will need plenty of space to display, but with fine detailing and a display stand, it's a thing of beauty, and something you can proudly show off.

We loved this set in our review and the building process is made up of two mirrored halves to fit the 3,600 pieces together with only a few stickers to attach, but printed pieces are used for detailing. You'll find 30 different bags featuring pieces and two different instruction manuals that are used to piece the set together, stage by stage.

The set features its own display stand, nine minifiugres and a display plaque. The minifigures boast an inconic lineup of ean-Luc Picard, William Riker, Worf, Data, Beverly Crusher, Geordi La Forge, Deanna Troi, Guinan and Wesley Crusher.

With a price tag of nearly $400 and a recommended age 18+, this is unquestionably aimed at super-fans and collectors. It also goes without saying you'll need plenty of space to display it. Despite this, it is without a doubt a masterpiece and something to be proud of once completed.

Best Star Trek Playset

Playmobil USS Enterprise TOS

A white spaceship with figures below it stands on a brown wooden surface infront of a tiled background with books and windows. (Image credit: Future)
An outstanding playset.

Specifications

Price: 356
Recommended age: 10+

Reasons to buy

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Gorgeous replica
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Authentic lights and sounds
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Easy to build

Reasons to avoid

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Expensive
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Lots of stickers

The Playmobil U.S.S. Enterprise is a behemoth playset and a must have display piece for any Trekkie. It stands at a colossal 39.4 x 18.9 x 13.4 in (100 x 48 x 34 cm) and comes with figures of Captain Kirk, Spock, Uhura, McCoy, Chekov, Sulu and Scotty.

You can read our Playmobil U.S.S. Enterprise review for a more detailed look but we loved it for its impressive size, stunning detail, playable features (including light and sound effects, an interactive app and interior features) and versatility in being both a playset and a display set. It comes with 150 pieces, so it isn't as time consuming as a Lego set of this size would be, but it does come with stickers, which can be a little fiddly.

Best Display Set

Playmobil Bird of Prey

A green spaceship is displayed above six figures on a squared surface with tools in the background. (Image credit: Brett Tingley)
A display set to behold.

Specifications

Price: 245
Recommended age: 10+

Reasons to buy

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Impressively detailed
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Great lights and sounds
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Figurines are loads of fun

Reasons to avoid

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Expensive
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Some stickers are tiny

Next on our list is another entry from Playmobil. This time it's the Klingon ship, the Bird of Prey and it's another impressive ship that we reviewed.

This ship stands at an impressive 19.5 x 23 x 7.25 in (49.5 x 58 x 18 cm) and it comes with Captain Kirk, Young Spock, Captain Kruge, Maltz figures as well as Klingon crew members. We loved it for it's stunning detail, the impressive light and sound effects and just generally how fun it is. It does come with some rather small stickers but on the whole, they aren't as fiddly as the Enterprise.

Best Star Trek kitchenware

A black oven mitt with a human hand on the front with two fingers either side of the middle pulled apart to make a 'V' shape.

A hand with two fingers on either side pulled apart to make a 'V' shape on a black starry background. (Image credit: Amazon)

Star Trek Oven Mitt

Cook long and prosper with this oven mitt.

Specifications

Price: $15
Material: Microfibre

Reasons to buy

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Fun and practical
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Affordable

Reasons to avoid

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Not as impressive as other gifts
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You'll certainly live long and prosper handling hot items with these Star Trek oven gloves. If you're looking for something to beam up into your homelife, this could be what you're looking for.

The novelty of having an oven glove with the iconic hand signal is great but the oven mitt itself is made with microfibre blends and durable fabrics to offer heat protection and look cool at the same time. If you know a Trekkie that likes to spend time cooking, baking or grilling, this could be the low-cost gift you're looking for.

Best Star Trek tech

Star Trek Enterprise bluetooth

(Image credit: Amazon)

U.S.S. Enterprise Bluetooth Speaker

A display piece and a speaker, this two-in-one model makes a great gift

Specifications

Price: 79.99
Connectivity: Bluetooth

Reasons to buy

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Two-in-one speaker and display model
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Great detail
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Reasonably prices

Reasons to avoid

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Other display sets are bigger and more detailed

Go Boldly where your music has never gone before and have your favorite tunes beam up out of the iconic spaceship, the U.S.S. Enterprise. This 12 inch (51mm) long model has a stereo audio output system and is USB rechargeable with a 6-8 hour battery life. It also comes with a charging cable.

Of course, to make our list, this is much more than just a Bluetooth speaker. It also features LED lights and sound effects including engine noises for a more realistic experience. It also comes on a display stand, which is shaped like the Star Trek Delta symbol. On top of everything, it's officially licensed too.

Best Star Trek Board Game

A pink and white chess board with five platforms and six boards on a silver stand infront of a white background.

(Image credit: Amazon)

Star Trek Tridimensional Chess

A finely detailed recreation of the iconic game within a TV show

Specifications

Star Trek Tridimensional Chess: 129.99
Recommended age: 14+

Reasons to buy

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Tridemensional Chess!
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Quality materials used

Reasons to avoid

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On the expensive side.

Have you ever wanted to play or even master tri-dimensional chess like Spock and Captain Kirk? Well, here's your chance as you can get a 13 inch (330mm) tall chess board that features seven translucent surfaces across five levels.

Of course, you also get the chess pieces and this set comes with 32 diecast pieces, so you get an authentic setup and experience just like in the original series. This is an officially licenced product and if you're not sure on the rules or you just want to give this a go, it comes with instructions too.

Best Star Trek DVD

A DVD box with a blue boarder and a multi colored spaceship on the front on a white background.

(Image credit: Amazon)

Star Trek Startrade Collection

10 movies, one box.

Specifications

Price: $35
Run time: 18 hours and 50 minutes

Reasons to buy

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10 movies in one box
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You can watch at any time

Reasons to avoid

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A Paramount Plus gives you access to all movies and shows

While Paramount Plus may be the home of all things Star Trek if you want to stream, we like this Startrade collection a lot as you get all of the first 10 movies all in one place with 10-disc box. It's ideal if you're still a fan of collecting DVDs and owning a physical copy.

The options available range from regular DVD up to Blu-ray and even 4k video quality. The first 10 movies span from "The motion picture" all the way up to "Nemesis".

Alexander Cox
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STAFF WRITER, E-commerce — Alex joined Space.com in June 2021 as staff writer covering space news, games, tech, toys and deals. Based in London, U.K. Graduating in June 2020, Alex studied Sports Journalism in the North East of England at Sunderland University. During his studies and since his graduation, Alex has been featured in local newspapers and online publications covering a range of sports from university rugby to Premier League soccer. In addition to a background in sports and journalism, Alex has a life-long love of Star Wars which started with watching the prequel trilogy and collecting toy lightsabers, he also grew up spending most Saturday evenings watching Doctor Who. 


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