Worst techy Valentine's Day Gifts

Unless they've specifically asked for one or might want one to track their steps when they run the London Marathon this year, giving your partner a fitness tracker for Valentine's Day is a no-no. No matter how innocent your intentions were, even if you've gone for the number one in our fitness tracker chart, your partner is bound to assume you're suggesting they need to work out more.

If you've been considering a fitness tracker, why not opt for a smartwatch instead? Find out which are worth buying in our best smartwatch chart.

Similarly, a vacuum cleaner for Valentine's Day isn't going to send a good message. It's essentially saying: "Honey, the house is a mess so I've got you something to help you clean it." The same goes for irons, DIY manuals and toolkits.

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Even worse than a vacuum cleaner or fitness tracker is a location tracking device. We're talking about the kind of tracker you can attach to your keys or vehicle or even a fully-fledged GPS tracker, particularly if you offer to set it up for them. No one wants to feel like they're being spied on or followed!

That said, if your other half is prone to losing things and you promise to stay well away from the setup process, the Tile tracker is a good little gift, but maybe save it for a birthday or Christmas...

No matter how gorgeous you are, getting your face 3D printed in chocolate and giving it to your partner for Valentine's Day is creepy. We think these 3D printed chocolate pops (or Heads on Sticks as Candy Mechanics calls them) are actually pretty awesome, but as a declaration of your love? Not so much.

What's the worst Valentine's Day gift you've ever received? Let us know in the comments section below.

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