Here are your 12 Days of Hidden Gems sweepstakes winners!

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Alongside our recent 12 Days of Hidden Gems series, we ran a sweepstakes with a series of giveaways totalling $12,000 in value. The response from the Windows Central community was amazing and we now have a lot of winners to announce for a lot of prizes.

So hold on to your hats, this is a long one. If you see your name on the list below, congratulations, you're a winner!

Misfit Shine

  • Aditya T.
  • Antonio C.
  • Jennifer C.
  • Melissa B.
  • Nathan H.
  • Sasha P.
  • Sherwin D.
  • Ta Blessed
  • Thomas R.
  • Tracee I.

Wellograph

  • Randi B.
  • Tim J.
  • William P.

Fitbit Charge

  • David M.
  • Jason D.
  • Jay L.
  • Julia B.
  • Lydia V.
  • Michelle R.
  • Steve B.
  • Steve W.

SmartThings Kits

  • Crystal H.
  • Eric D.
  • Mohd F.
  • Raquel P.
  • Stuart M.

Hilton GC

  • Erica B.
  • Tom G.

Garmin VIRB

  • Erika R.
  • Lily K.
  • Melinda D.
  • Paul G.

GoPro bundle

  • Craig P.
  • Ed McK.

Xbox games

  • Cynthia R.
  • Harriett D.
  • KC E.
  • Kim R.
  • Teresa W.

HP Pavilion

  • Ahmed E.
  • Cam T.
  • Dinesh R.

HP Stream 7

  • Angel S.
  • Brian H.
  • Cole McK.
  • Curtis L.
  • Daniel K.
  • Estela M.
  • Grant V.
  • Roger C.
  • Stephen D.
  • Thomas B.

Razer Kraken

  • Amal N.
  • Atash Q.
  • Dane M.
  • Farshad Z.
  • Harvey E.
  • Heather W.
  • Jacob B.
  • Oscar C.
  • Shafiq J.
  • Zach Z.

Lynda

  • Bruce B.
  • Joe C.
  • Kim N.

Congratulations to all our winners! And if you want to go back and check out each of the Hidden Gems featured, you can do that the link below.

  • 12 Days of Hidden Gems
Richard Devine
Richard Devine
Managing Editor

Richard Devine is the Managing Editor at Windows Central, where he combines a deep love for the open-source community with expert-level technical coverage. Whether he’s hunting for the next big project on GitHub, fine-tuning a WSL workflow, or breaking down the latest meta in Call of Duty, Forza, and The Division 2, Richard focuses on making complex tech accessible to every kind of user. If it’s happening in the world of Windows or PC gaming, he’s probably already knee-deep in the code (or the lobbies). Follow him on X and Mastodon.