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UpdatedNov 2022

By Wirecutter Staff

Editor's note: Cyber Monday is toast. Some of the deals in this article may still be available, but we're no longer updating this post. For the latest, visit Wirecutter's deals page.

Amazon is by far America’s biggest online shopping destination. But if you want to avoid it, you can still score plenty of great Cyber Monday deals. Here are the best offers we’re seeing on Wirecutter picks from Costco, Target, Walmart, and many more retailers. Also check out the Wirecutter Deals page, which always has the latest list of discounts on Wirecutter picks that meet our rigorous testing and pricing standards.

The Logitech MX Keys Mini and MX Keys Mini for Mac bluetooth keyboards.
Photo: Michael Hession

What we like: Upgrade pick wireless keyboard. Backlit keys are particularly comfortable to type on. Can pair with and switch between three devices via Bluetooth.

Other things to know: Takes up more desk space than our top pick. Rechargeable battery doesn’t last as long. Use code FALLSAVINGS for the deal price.

Read our review of the best bluetooth and wireless keyboards.

A white Riley’s Percale Duvet Cover, folded on a bed.
Photo: Riley

What we like: Top pick duvet cover. Lightweight but luxe cotton percale. Available in more than a dozen colors. Won’t add much bulk to your comforter.

Other things to know: Manufacturer advises washing before use. Wrinkle-prone. Deal price is for Full/Queen size, but sale applies to Twin/Twin XL and King/California King as well. Use code HOLIDAY.

Read our review of the best duvet covers we love.

A pair of Soundcore Space A40 earbuds, one bud laying outside of the case and one nestled in its compartment.
Photo: Connie Park

Anker Soundcore Space A40 Earbuds — Top Pick
Walmart deal price: $80; street price: $100

What we like: Top pick for the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds. Small and lightweight. Case comes with wireless charging. Decent active noise cancellation. 10-hour battery life. Dual device connectivity.

Other things to know: Surprisingly good for the price. Don’t support a voice-activated assistant like Alexa or Siri.

Read our review of the best wireless bluetooth earbuds.

The JBL Charge 5 Portable Bluetooth Speaker.
Photo: JBL

What we like: Comparable to our upgrade portable Bluetooth speaker pick. Vivid and full sound. Rugged and durable with a IP67 dust and water rating. USB-C charging.

Other things to know: Has fewer features and sounds less smooth than our upgrade pick, the Sony SRS-XB33.

Read our review of the best portable bluetooth speaker.

The Sony SRS-XB33 bluetooth portable speaker in black.
Photo: Rozette Rago

What we like: A former pick that's still an excellent speaker. Sounds fuller than our top pick, and is more portable than our upgrade pick. Long 16 hour battery life, IP67 waterproof and dustproof rating, and solid speakerphone function.

Other things to know: It seems to be discontinued, but if you can find one, we still recommend it as among the best you can buy for $130 or less. Costco membership required.

Read our review of the best portable bluetooth speaker.

The best vibrator for those who want a plug-in vibrator, the Magic Wand Plus.
Photo: Sarah Kobos

What we like: Almost identical in shape, size, and power to our rechargeable top pick, the Magic Wand Rechargeable, but with a cord. Has easy-to-clean silicone head, four power settings, and the detachable cord can be replaced.

Other things to know: Lacks the vibration patterns and cordless functionality of our main pick. Use code WC-MAGICWANDPLUS75.

Read our review of the best vibrators.

A person holding a Magic Wand Rechargeable, placing it on a bedside table
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

What we like: Easy-to-clean silicone head, a quieter (but not that quiet) motor, greater variation in intensity and vibration patterns. Durable, functional, and useable for years without breaking.

Other things to know: Not waterproof. Its distributor, Vibratex, offers a 1-year warranty. Use code WC-MAGICWAND115.

Read our review of the best vibrators.

A person with a hand in a pocket of their Girlfriend Collective Gazelle Shorts, the elastic waist of the shorts visible.
Photo: Girlfriend Collective

Girlfriend Collective Gazelle Short (Final Sale) — Staff Favorite
Girlfriend Collective deal price: $35; street price: $55

What we like: A sustainable, size-inclusive line of shorts. Great for running or being active thanks to sweat-wicking material and zippered pockets. Super-comfortable and fashionable enough to wear around town.

Other things to know: Available in three colors and sizes XXS-6XL. Down to a new low of $35 shipped. Final sale item, price includes shipping.

A person wearing the Harper Wilde Bliss Bra.
The best bralette for lounging: Harper Wilde Bliss Bra. Photo: Harper Wilde

Harper Wilde Bliss Bra — Our Pick
Harper Wilde deal price: $38 with code BIGSALE30 (price includes shipping); street price: $51

What we like: Pull-on and wire-free. Constructed of smooth, pleasantly stretchy material that gently hugs the skin and offers medium support. Plunging neckline and a low back. Works with many styles of tops but offers plenty of coverage.

Other things to know: Available in sizes XS to 3XL. The band and straps aren’t adjustable. Price includes shipping. Use code BIGSALE30 to get one bra for $38 shipped or 3 for $95 with free shipping.

Read our review of the best most comfortable bras.

A close up of a person wearing the Beyond Yoga Spacedye Caught in the Midi High Waisted Leggings.
Photo: Beyond Yoga

Beyond Yoga Spacedye Caught In the Midi High Waisted Legging — Our Pick
REI deal price: $29 with store pickup; street price: $97

What we like: Stretchy instead of structured. Light compression. Super comfortable—most testers forgot they were wearing them. Luxuriously soft, almost sueded texture.

Other things to know: Very body-conscious fit, even for leggings. One tester (XS) likened them to "sausage casing" while two others (XXL and S) said they fit "perfectly" so it may vary. Lowest price on the color Boysenberry Heather.

Read our review of the best leggings.

A person lounges on a couch petting their dog and wearing the Eberjey Gisele PJ Set in navy blue.
Photo: Kyle Fitzgerald

Eberjey Gisele Long PJ Set — Our Pick
Eberyjey deal price: $104 with code JOY25; street price: $138

What we like: Our classic pajama set pick for women. Soft and smooth. Classic styling and chic contrast piping. Some of the most versatile pajamas on our list.

Other things to know: Made from Tencel fabric. Street price has risen in recent months. Available in a variety of colors and sizes XS to XXL. Use code JOY25.

Read our review of the best pajamas.

The Naadam Cashmere Turtleneck Dress, shown on a model.
A luxurious sweater dress: Naadam Cashmere Turtleneck Dress with Slits. Photo: Naadam

What we like: High quality, 100% Mongolian cashmere. Double-sided slit modernizes the silhouette. Outstanding fit for many body types. Appropriate for a range of occasions.

Other things to know: Available in range of sizes in Rust color, Black has limited stock. $25 price jump from what we saw on Black Friday. Use code BLACKFRIDAY40.

Read our review of the best little black dresses.

A person's feet up on a sofa shown wearing a pair of Glerups Wool Slippers Open Heel slippers.
Photo: Sarah Kobos

Glerups Wool Slippers Open Heel — Upgrade Pick
Backcountry deal price: $80; street price: $100

What we like: Upgrade-pick best slippers. (And unofficial staff darling.) Durable felted-wool body, leather soles. Warm, supportive and breathable. A non-frumpy slipper option for minimalists.

Other things to know: Available in a variety of sizes and colors. Not the lowest price we've seen.

Read our review of the best slippers.

Dyson V12 Detect Slim Stick Vacuum
Photo: Sabine Heinlein

Dyson V12 Detect Slim Stick Vacuum — Upcoming Pick
Best Buy deal price: $500 (with free My Best Buy membership); street price: $650
Bed Bath & Beyond deal price: $500; street price: $650
Walmart deal price: $500; street price: $650

What we like: An upcoming pick with good suction power, up to 60 minutes runtime, and Dyson's de-tangling Motorbar cleaner head. The laser on the Laser Slim Fluffy cleaner head shows hard-to-see dust on hard floors, and auto mode optimizes power and run time based on the debris picked up.

Other things to know: Currently in testing, but very promising and likely to be a pick in our stick vacuum guide.

Read our review of the best cordless stick vacuum.

Photo: Target

What we like: We really liked this speaker during testing for the best home Bluetooth speaker. It sounded plenty loud and smoother than the larger Stanmore II speaker.

Other things to know: Strongly considered making this our top pick, but its availability seemed inconsistent.

Read our review of the best home Bluetooth speaker.

Jabra 85t wireless earbuds.
Photo: Rozette Rago

What we like: Solid sound quality once you get a good in-ear seal. 6-hour battery life. Wind-resistant microphone. IPX4 water resistance—can withstand splashes. App controls allow sound-profile adjustments.

Other things to know: Oblong eartips can be an awkward fit for some. Manufacturer refurbished, 180-day warranty. Use code BFDBY2A973.

Read our review of the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds.

BOB Alterrain Jogging Stroller (Melange Lilac) — Runner-Up
Albee Baby deal price: $432; street price: $600

What we like: Treaded tires and hefty shock absorbers excel at keeping kids comfortable on bumpy roads. Comes with a bigger canopy than our top pick. Seat design allows the passenger to sit more upright.

Other things to know: Heavier than our top pick. Missing a hand brake. Available in Melange Lilac.

Read our review of the best jogging strollers.

Magna-Tiles Metropolis (110-Piece Set) — Pick Variant
Target deal price: $98 (110-Piece "Metropolis" version); street price: $130 

What we like: A tried-and-true favorite STEM toy beloved by Wirecutter parents. Magnets make cleanup a breeze. Vibrant colors and fun shapes help stimulate imagination. Endless possibility of shapes and designs to be made.

Other things to know: Larger version of our pick. Abstract and complicated shapes can be frustrating for early preschoolers, but still a great investment toy.

Read our review of the best learning toys and STEM toys we love.

Our pick for best comforter that's fluffy, lightweight and usually in stock, the Brooklinen All-Season Down Comforter.
Photo: Brooklinen

What we like: Fluffy, lightweight, and very warm. Doesn't slide off the bed and is easy to wash. Keeps its loft, even after being in storage. Comes with a 1-year return policy and a 2-year warranty.

Other things to know: 700 fill power, duck down. Baffle box construction. Sale price is for the Full/Queen size, but all sizes are on sale.

Read our review of the best comforters.

Brooklinen Classic Duvet Cover (Queen) — Our Pick
Brooklinen deal price: $104; street price: $139

What we like: Soft and comfortable percale cover. Comes in the most stylish and interesting prints we’ve seen. One of the least expensive covers we tried, but feels like nice, hotel bedding.

Other things to know: After years of long-term testing, we're still impressed with the cover’s overall construction.

Read our review of duvet covers we love.

Photo: Brooklinen

Brooklinen Classic Core Sheet Set (Queen) — Our Pick
Brooklinen deal price: $126; street price: $150

What we like: An also-great pick for summer sheets. Breathable and lightweight. Good for hot sleepers too. Available in a number of colors and basic patterns.

Other things to know: Includes a flat sheet, a fitted sheet, and 2 pillowcases. Street price and deal price have risen, but still a solid chance to save.

Read our review of our favorite summer sheets.

Brooklinen Pure Wool Throw Blanket greige
Photo: Kyle Fitzgerald

Brooklinen Pure Wool Throw Blanket — Our Pick
Brooklinen deal price: $180; street price: $239

What we like: Handsome, extra-toasty wool throw blanket. Thick but softer than any other 100% wool blanket we’ve tried in our four years of testing. Looks rustic but polished.

Other things to know: Made from animal fibers. Dry-clean-only. May not be the best choice for families with kids. Softer than other wool blankets, but still slightly scratchy.

Read our review of the best throw blankets.

Nintendo Switch + MarioKart 8 Deluxe Bundle — Our Pick
Target deal price: $300 (MarioKart 8 Deluxe Bundle with 3 months Nintendo Online); street price: $330

What we like: The most flexible gaming console; can disconnect from the TV to take with you. Play excellent, family-friendly, genre-defining Nintendo games from classic franchises like Mario, Zelda, and Pokémon. Includes MarioKart 8 and Nintendo Online 3 month subscription.

Other things to know: RedCard holders save an additional 5 percent, but still only a good deal (by our definition) for those interested in online multiplayer. No 4K, and it doesn’t offer many streaming video apps. New with 1-year Nintendo warranty.

Read our review of the best game consoles.

Photo: Michael Hession

What we like: Sleeker and lighter than our runner-up pick. Offers more power and better 1080p webcam. 13.3 inch AMOLED display capable of flipping into tablet mode. Solid trackpad and decent keyboard.

Other things to know: Poor battery life. Includes a decent amount of bloatware that should be uninstalled. 1-year limited warranty. From Samsung, make sure to select 16 GB RAM + 512 GB SSD.

Read our review of the best Windows Ultrabook.

The Thermoworks Smoke.

ThermoWorks Smoke Probe Thermometer — Another Good Option
ThermoWorks deal price: $70 (price includes shipping); street price: $104

What we like: Can operate via a wireless receiver and has two channels to accommodate multiple probes. Allows you to set the minimum and maximum temperatures for each probe.

Other things to know: Honorable mention in our meat thermometer guide. Only makes sense for grill and smoker enthusiasts. Price includes shipping.

Read our review of the best meat thermometers.

The Mac Mighty MTH-80, our top pick for best chef's knife.
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

MAC Professional 8" Hollow Edge Chef's Knife — Top Pick
Cutlery and More deal price: $130; street price: $143

What we like: Crazy sharp, and retains that sharpness longer than any other chef's knife we've tested. Excellent weight and balance. Blade shape and heft are a do-it-all middle ground between heavier German and ultralight Japanese chef’s knives. Comfortable to hold and use.

Other things to know: Slightly susceptible to blade staining. 25-year warranty. Extremely popular among chefs and line cooks.

Read our review of the best chef’s knife.

Blue REI kids bike
Photo: Ian Troxell

REI Co-op Cycles REV 16 Kids' Bike — Top Pick
REI deal price: $137 (REI membership required); street price: $229

What we like: Lightweight and uncomplicated pedal bike with a sturdy aluminum frame. Top-notch paint job, welds, and components. Minimal assembly required. Smooth ride on and off pavement. Removable training wheels.

Other things to know: No quick release on seatpost. Handlebars are slightly narrow. A REI membership is required for this deal.

Read our review of the best first pedal bike.

A REI Rev Co-op 12 balance bike in green.
Photo: Quinn Dixon

REI Co-op Cycles REV 12 Kids' Balance Bike — Runner-Up
REI deal price: $84 (REI membership required); street price: $120 

What we like: Air-filled rubber tires are grippy and shock-absorbing. Very low step-in height. Built-in seat grab handle. Wide and adjustable handlebar. Easy to assemble. Relatively light.

Other things to know: Lacks a quick-release seat post, brakes, and a footrest for gliding. Requires REI membership. Available in red and blue.

Read our review of the best balance bike.

A can of De Soi Purple Lune, one of our favorite picks for the best non-alcoholic drinks.
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

What we like: A non-alcoholic drink we recommend. Vibey, floral, and aromatic. Not very fizzy. Complex cherry and rose flavors with an earthy finish.

Other things to know: Best served chilled. Select 8 cans and use code CHEERS20 for deal price.

Read our review of the best nonalcoholic drinks.

An open Classic Bokksu: Seasons of Japan snack box showing various Japanese treats.
Photo: Bokksu

What we like: Great gift for snack-lovers. Chock-full of tangy, crunchy, and sweet shelf-stable delights. Each item is thoughtfully chosen, with included booklet explaining where each comes from, its significance, and potential allergens. Has something for many palates.

Other things to know: Includes 22 individually wrapped Japanese snacks, candies, and tea. No option to include a gift message. Use code WIRECUTTER10. Ships from Japan.

Montage of instructors from MasterClass, a great gift for grandparents, with the text "Learn from the world's best".
Photo: MasterClass

Masterclass Annual Membership BOGO Free — Staff Favorite
MasterClass deal price: $180 (BOGO free annual individual memberships); street price: $360 

What we like: Features a plethora of classes from well known celebrities and experts. Covers a wide variety of topics.

Other things to know: Monthly fee is billed annually. Buy one individual subscription get a second one free. Cheapest subscription doesn't offer offline downloading/viewing.

Read our review of the best last-minute gifts for the holidays.

Solo Stove Bonfire
Photo: Solo Stove

What we like: Easy to light. Smaller form factor and light weight makes for easy storage. Comes with stand, removable base plate, and ash pan.

Other things to know: Plain aesthetic not appealing to everyone. Reduces smoke by 70% to 80%. Radiates less heat than other heavier models. Use code STEVEO.

Read our review of the best smokeless fire pits.

 

The Apple iPad Pro (11-inch, M2) connected to a compatible keyboard and displaying the home screen.
Photo: Dave Gershgorn

What we like: A variant of our top-pick pro tablet. Large vivid display great for digital art and video editing. Faster processor, more capable camera than previous models.

Other things to know: Not a meaningful upgrade to a M1 iPad Pro or an iPad Air from the last two years. Available in Space Gray.

Read our review of the best pro tablets.

an iPad (9th generation) with an Apple Pencil.
Photo: Sarah Kobos

Apple iPad (9th Generation, Wi-Fi, 64 GB) — Top Pick
Costco deal price: $270 (Costco membership required); street price: $310

What we like: Great balance of price and performance. Supports Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard pairing. Solid build quality and long battery life. Powerful enough to be a laptop replacement.

Other things to know: Previous gen model, but still fast enough for all but the most demanding tasks. Lacks 120 Hz refresh rate screen. Lightning cable charging. Thicker and heavier than the Pro and Air.

Read our review of the best tablet.

An orange background with a black, square Tile, our pick for the best bluetooth tracker for Android users.
Photo: Sarah Kobos

Tile Mate Bluetooth Tracker (2022) — Our Pick
Lenovo deal price: $18; street price: $25

What we like: The best Bluetooth tracker for Android users. Impressive local Bluetooth range. Large, anonymous crowd-finding network. Loud alarm volume. Simple setup. Built-in loop for keychains.

Other things to know: No replaceable battery. (Tile promises a 3-year effective working lifespan.) Less short-range precision than Apple AirTags. Available in black from Amazon, available in white from Lenovo and Walmart.

Read our review of the best Bluetooth tracker.

A man tying up the Offhours Homecat
Photo: Sarah Kobos

What we like: Comfortable and comforting. Plushy and super soft. Not dense enough to weigh you down, but not so light that you'll forget you're wearing it. Machine washable.

Other things to know: An investment piece that's expensive even on sale. Use code COZYFORLIFE.

Read our review of the Offhours Homecoat.

A woman standing with a black Lunya's The Robe
Photo: Michael Hession

Lunya's The Robe — Our Pick
Lunya deal price: $175; street price: $250

What we like: Statement-making French terry robe with dramatic cut, high-low hemline, and double-duty collar. Drapes better than our other warm-weather knit pick. More flattering on curves. Cool and comfortable.

Other things to know: Only comes in a few colors and sizes. High-low hemline has a raw edge.

Read our review of the best robes.

The Bose QuietComfort 45 headphones.
Photo: Bose

What we like: Not a pick, but another good headphones option. Comparable noise-cancelling to our top pick. Lacks adjustable active noise-cancelling. 24 hours of battery life. Offers an awareness mode. Has background-noise-reducing microphones.

Other things to know: Can pair with a Bose soundbar to work as wireless TV headphones.

Read our review of the best noise-cancelling headphones.

Photo: Nanit

What we like: Versatile Wi-Fi connected baby monitor packed with hi-tech features. Streams crisp 1080p video, supports always-on audio, plus extra features like sleep tracking, sound and motion alerts, nightlight, and more. Floor stand model doesn't need to be mounted to a wall.

Other things to know: Expensive, many features will be overkill for some. After free first year, subscription required for many features (three tiers available, from $5/month per camera to $300/year).

Read our review of the best baby monitors.

Nanit Pro Smart Wall Mount Baby Monitor — Upcoming Pick
Nordstrom deal price: $200; street price: $260

What we like: Wi-Fi enabled monitor packed with tech. Crisp 1080p video stream. Always-on audio feature allows for sound to play even when not using app. Can track baby’s sleep.

Other things to know: Expensive. Requires subscription to access many features after the first year. Amount of features may be overkill for some.

Read our review of the best baby monitors.

Purple Bogs kids winter boots
Photo: Bogs

What we like: Great winter boots for kids. Recommended by our outdoor-school teacher experts. Waterproof, durable, and cushioned.

Other things to know: Available in sizes 7-13 for little kids and 1-6 for big kids. Use code OUTDOOR25.

Khaki brown Sorel kids winter boots
Photo: Sorel

Sorel Kids Boots — Staff Favorite
Sorel deal price: $72; street price: $95

What we like: Winter boots that will keep kids' feet warm and dry. Forest School founder Sally Anderson calls Sorel's kids boots "really awesome."

Other things to know: Multiple styles on sale. Available in youth and children's.

Floyd's The Bed Frame, a pick for the best modern bed frame, shown in a medium wood finish with pink and tan bedding.
Photo: Floyd

Floyd The Bed Frame (Full/Queen, Birch) — Our Pick
Floyd deal price: $860 (price reflected at checkout); street price: $1000

What we like: Great for anyone who wants a modern, low-profile frame. Doesn't sacrifice long-term flexibility (you can add width, a headboard, and underbed storage at any time). Disassembles into components for easy moving days. Does not require any tools to assemble.

Other things to know: 10-year warranty. Sale price is for the Full/Queen size sans headboard in birch veneer. All sizes/configurations are on sale. Add an expansion kit or headboard. Price reflects at checkout.

Read our review of the best modern bed frames to dress up your bedroom.

Bamboo bath mat by ToiletTree
Photo: ToiletTree

ToiletTree Products Bamboo Bath Mat — Our Pick
Toilet Tree Products deal price: $43 (price reflected in cart); street price: $48

What we like: Sleek look, nice finish, sturdy feel, and good price. Well-constructed and more stable than other wooden mats we tested.

Other things to know: Finish held up well to moisture and traffic in long term testing. Price reflects in cart.

Read our review of the best bathroom rugs and bath mats.

Photos by Michael Hession

Cultiver Linen Duvet Cover (Queen) — Our Pick
Cutliver deal price: $208; street price: $260

What we like: Breathable and luxurious. Linen is the softest we've tested. Adds pleasantly rumpled look to any bed.

Other things to know: Recurring sale, but matches the lowest we've seen.

Read our review of duvet covers we love.

A top-down image of the Sony A7 IV
Photo: Rozette Rago

What we like: A cheaper full-frame mirrorless camera than our current pick. 24-megapixel sensor is still adequate and has fast-burst shooting. Comes with Sony FE 28-70mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS kit lens, SanDisk 64GB Extreme PRO UHS-I SDXC memory card, camera bag, and UV filter.

Other things to know: An older model and former pick. Dual-memory card slots, eye AF and hybrid AF tracking, tilting touchscreen. Our current full-frame pick is better, but notably more expensive.

Read our review of the best mirrorless camera.

Tamron 150-500mm f/5-6.7 Di III VC VXD Lens for Sony E
Photo: Tamron

Tamron 150-500mm f/5-6.7 Di III VC VXD Lens — Our Pick
Adorama deal price: $1200; street price: $1300

What we like: Powerful telephoto zoom lens. Excellent for bird photography. Captures distant subjects with impressive clarity. Comfortable hand-rest helps with stabilization.

Other things to know: Deal is for Sony E-mount version only. Six-year warranty.

Read our guide on how to photograph birds.

Nintendo eSHop gift card
Photo: Nintendo

What we like: Nice-to-have for Nintendo Switch owners, the most flexible pick in our game console guide. Essentially free money for purchases in the Nintendo eShop.

Other things to know: Redeemable at the Nintendo eShop for a single Nintendo account. Balance will transfer to any console connected to the account. Use code SSBY2A34.

Read our review of the best Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite accessories.

A SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD V2
Photo: Sarah Kobos

SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD V2 (1 TB) — Runner-Up
Costco deal price: $85 (Costco membership required); street price: $130

What we like: Fast and rugged portable SSD. Shock-, water-, and dust-resistant. Pocket-sized. Fast transfer speeds with USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C.

Other things to know: 256-bit AES hardware encryption and IP55 dust- and water-resistance rating. Five-year warranty. Costco membership required.

Read our review of the best portable SSD.

Soda Sense Sensei Soda Maker
Photo: Soda Sense

Soda Sense Sensei Soda Maker — Top Pick
Soda Sense deal price: $80; street price: $109

What we like: The same machine as our new top pick, the Drinkmate OmniFizz. Makes sparkling water with big, delightful, lasting bubbles. Carbonate non-water beverages (juice, wine) better than any machine we tested. Other thing to know: First deal.

Read our review of the best soda maker.

Breville Barista Touch Espresso Machine — Upgrade Pick
Best Buy deal price: $880; street price: $1050

What we like: Our upgrade pick for beginner's espresso machines. Best all-in-one machine. Sleek and powerful. Quality built-in grinder. Touchscreen control center with step-by-step tutorials and multiple programs.

Other things to know: Two-year warranty. Built-in grinder saves you from buying a separate one.

Read our review of the best espresso machine for beginners.

Paper Mate Gel Pens in multiple colors for a set of 14.
Photo: Paper Mate

Paper Mate Gel Pens (Set of 14) — Staff Favorite
Walmart deal price: $10; street price: $15

What we like: Stepped-up school supplies that are functional. Fun colors. Recommended by Wirecutter senior staff writer (and former school librarian) Jackie Reeve.

Other things to know: Recommended in our guide to the best gifts for teachers.

Read our review of the best gifts for teachers.

A stack of three DNA testing kits on a green background
Photo: Sarah Kobos

AncestryDNA Test Kit — Top Pick
AncestryDNA deal price: $48; street price: $99

What we like: Our top pick. Makes it easy to explore your ethnic roots. Largest family-matching database. Presents test results in a clear manner with useful historical context.

Other things to know: Can’t differentiate between maternal and paternal lineages. AncestryDNA may monetize your DNA data if you opt into its research program. All DNA testing kits have privacy risks that you should take into account.

Read our review of the best DNA testing kit.

The OXO Good Grips Cold Brew Coffee Maker shown making coffee.
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

OXO Compact Cold Brew Coffee Maker — Also Great
Best Buy deal price: $28 with store pickup; street price: $35

What we like: Compact and easily stored. Stronger coffee than larger OXO brewer, but still balanced. Streamlined design. Carafe features a nice looking cork/silicone lid.

Other things to know: Lacks as nuanced a flavor as larger OXO brewer. Yields around 16 ounces of concentrate. Doesn’t include (or work with) paper filters.

Read our review of the best cold-brew coffee maker.

The black square-shaped Cosori Pro Air Fryer, our budget pick for the best air fryer.
Photo: Michael Sullivan

What we like: The best pod-shaped air fryer we tested for under $100. Well-designed exterior. Includes a recipe booklet and Walmart exclusive skewer rack.

Other things to know: Doesn’t cook as evenly as our other picks. Settings aren’t quite as accurate.

Read our review of the best air fryer.

Our favorite non-stick pan, the Tramontina 10-Inch Professional Restaurant Fry Pan.
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

Tramontina 10-Inch Professional Restaurant Fry Pan — Top Pick
Walmart deal price: $22 with store pickup; street price: $30

What we like: This Walmart variant of our top pick, the Tramontina Professional nonstick pan,  functions identically, with minor aesthetic differences. Has a durable coating, good heat distribution, and excellent maneuverability.

Other things to know: Not compatible with induction cooktops. Rivets that secure the handle to the pan don’t have a nonstick coating.

Read our review of the best nonstick pan.

The Surface Pro 9 connected to a compatible keyboard, displaying the home screen.
Photo: Dave Gershgorn

Microsoft Surface Pro 8 Bundle — Our Pick
Costco deal price: $900 (Costco membership required); street price: $1350

What we like: Capable laptop replacement. Offers portability, versatility, and everything we look for in a laptop.

Other things to know: Usually requires the purchase of additional accessories (but this bundle includes Surface Pro Signature Keyboard and Surface Slim Pen 2). Intel Core i5-1135G7 processor, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD. Costco membership required.

Read our review of the best pro tablets.

A group photo printed by Simply to Impress, our pick for best holiday photo card service overall, in a white envelope.
Photo: Erin Roberts

What we like: Our top pick holiday photo cards. Quick and affordable way to spread holiday cheer. Aesthetically-pleasing templates. Easy-to-use website. Attractive packaging.

Other things to know: 35% off site-wide discount, plus $10 off orders over $50. Shipping varies based on time frame and selected items.

Read our review of the best holiday photo cards.

The Rough Linen sheet and pillowcase
Photo: Rozette Rago

Rough Linen Sheets (Queen Set) — Runner-Up
Rough Linen deal price: $332; street price: $443

What we like: More texture and slightly heavier than other linen sheets we tested. Beautifully constructed. Available as individual pieces.

Other things to know: Set includes one fitted sheet and one flat sheet. 30-day return policy on unwashed sheets.

Read our review of the best linen sheets.

A Sonos One speaker shown against a neutral background.
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

What we like: Sounds great and is an affordable entry point to the Sonos multiroom wireless speaker system. Alexa and Google Assistant enabled.

Other things to know: Sonos is our top pick for the best multiroom wireless speaker system. Sonos ecosystem is a closed system.

Read our review of the best multiroom wireless speaker system.

The Sonos Sub gen 3 in white
Photo: Sonos

What we like: A wireless subwoofer you can pair with any existing Sonos speaker to add deep bass. Nice addition to the Sonos One or Five,

Other things to know: Available in black or white. Four months of free Apple Music included. Must have a free My Best Buy membership to get sale pricing.

Read our review of the best multiroom wireless speaker system.

The Sony SRS-XG300, our upgrade-pick for best portable speaker.
Photo: Michael Hession

Sony SRS-XG300 Bluetooth Speaker — Upcoming Pick
Walmart deal price: $200; street price: $325

What we like: Loud enough for small gatherings. Clear and crisp vocals. Easily transportable. Handy retractable carrying handle.

Other things to know: Costs more than twice our top pick. 14.5 hour battery life. IP67 water and dust resistance. Will be our new upgrade pick in the next update.

Read our review of the best portable Bluetooth speaker.

The Bissell CrossWave Pet Pro Mop-Vacuum Combo
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Bissell CrossWave Pet Pro Mop-Vacuum Combo — Top Pick
Walmart deal price: $200; street price: $300

What we like: Our top-pick mop-vacuum combo gets floors near-spotless more quickly than any other floor-care tool. Sucks up solid debris, slurps up spills, and wipes away stains. Has pet-centric brushes and detergent, plus a strainer for easy cleanup.

Other things to know: Essentially the same machine as the standard CrossWave, just better at picking up pet hair. Down to the lowest price we've seen.

Read our review of the best mop-vacuum combo is the Bissell CrossWave.

Gap 5″ Boxer Brief underwear
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

Gap 5" Boxer Briefs (8 Pairs) — Our Pick
Gap deal price: $54 (price reflects at checkout); street price: $120

What we like: Sturdy yet soft cotton and spandex blend feels like a comfy t-shirt. Soft covered seams prevent friction against clothing. Fleece-like lining on the waistband is good for people with sensitive skin.

Other things to know: Lacks the tailored look of pricier picks. Available in four colors and a range of sizes. Add 8 pairs to your cart to get the deal price.

Read our review of the best men’s boxer briefs.

A person wearing the Harper Wilde Base Bra.
Photo: Harper Wilde

Harper Wilde Base Bra — Our Pick
Harper Wilde deal price: $34 with code BIGSALE30; street price: $46

What we like: Sturdy yet buttery-soft. Supportive underwire and a sleek, adjustable band. Lightly lined molded cups cradle breasts and create a smooth silhouette beneath clothes. Small hook on the back allows you to switch the straps into a racerback design.

Other things to know: Available in sizes 32A to 42F. Hook-and-eye might be a bit itchy if you have sensitive skin. Price includes shipping. Use code BIGSALE30 to get one bra for $34 shipped or 3 for $84 with free shipping.

Read our review of the most comfortable bras.

A tester wears a blue and white striped J.Crew Broken-In Organic Cotton Oxford Shirt, a pick for the best button-up shirt.
Photo: Rozette Rago

What we like: Classic Oxford button-up shirt. Lightweight. Comfortable. Comes in several cuts for a more-precise fit. Wide array of colors and prints.

Other things to know: Thinner fabric is better for warm weather or layering. Use code FRIDAY. Free shipping with J.Crew Rewards membership (free to join). Deeper discounts on select colors

Read our review of the best men’s button-up shirts.

A tester wears dark pants and a black Club Monaco Slim Linen Shirt, one of our picks for the best button-up shirt.
Photo: Rozette Rago

Club Monaco Slim Linen Shirt — Our Pick
Club Monaco deal price: $64 (price reflects in-cart, includes shipping); street price: $99

What we like: Looks and feels polished enough to wear to a nice lunch yet casual enough for a day at the beach. Feels smooth, well constructed, and breathable but not flimsy.

Other things to know: Size up if you like your linen shirts baggy. Limited availability. Discount applied in-cart and subject to shipping costs.

Read our review of the best men’s button-up shirts.

A tester wears a light blue Bonobos Tech Button Down, one of our picks for the best button-up shirt.
Photo: Rozette Rago

What we like: Soft and stretchy (93% nylon, 7% spandex). Feels smooth and light against skin, not cheap or staticky like some synthetic blends. Sizing options galore.   Things to know: Use code CYBERWEEK at checkout (if not automatically applied). Some patterned options are currently cheaper. Extended sizes are available at the same price.

Read our review of the best men’s button-up shirts.

A single yellow Onsen towel, folded.
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

The Onsen Bath Towel (Set of 2) — Also Great
Onsen deal price: $74; street price: $95

What we like: Lattice weave gives a minimalist, upscale look and genuinely quick-drying performance.  Variety of colors to match every aesthetic. Made of American-grown Supima cotton.

Other things to know: Relatively pricey, but softer, smoother, and faster drying than any terry cloth option we tested. Set of 2 towels is $74 shipped, price reflects in cart.

Read our review of the best bath towel.

A thin green blanket is draped over a person as they pet a black dog while sitting on a gray couch.
Photo: Kyle Fitzgerald

Garnet Hill Wool & Cashmere Throw Blanket — Our Pick
Garnet Hill deal price: $101 use code COZYUP (price includes shipping); street price: $149

What we like: Elegant, super-soft, and thin (but not flimsy). Made of 95% wool and 5% cashmere. One of the warmest blankets we tested despite being lightweight. Looks chic draped over a chair or sofa.

Other things to know: Available in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Use code COZYUP. Price includes shipping.

Read our review of the best throw blankets.

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Sackcloth & Ashes Mountain Tropic Recycled Wool Throw — Upcoming Pick
Sackcloth & Ashes deal price: $98 (price includes shipping); street price: $120

What we like: Upcoming pick in our throws guide. Our recycled wool/polyester/acrylic model (recycled cotton/polyester also available) was gorgeous, toasty, and exceptionally soft. For every blanket purchased, the company donates one to a homeless shelter.

Other things to know: It's a magnet for lint, and its fuzz can be ticklish if you have allergies. Sale price includes the cost of shipping.

Read our review of the best throw blankets.

Photo: Apple

What we like: Great option for those seeking a tablet with more screen space for creative work, like digital illustration or audio editing. Larger screen is useful for multitasking and produces deeper blacks and brighter highlights than the smaller size.

Other things to know: Last generation, but nearly identical to the M2 model (besides the slightly faster processor and Hover pencil feature).

Read our review of the best pro tablets.

The Anova Precision Vacuum Sealer ANVS01-US00, our budget pick the for the best vacuum sealer.
Photo: Sarah Kobos

What we like: Budget pick vacuum sealer for packaging and preserving food. Quiet and compact. Great option if you're short on storage space or plan to vacuum seal only occasionally.

Other things to know: Not as powerful as our top pick, the Anova Pro. Includes 10 sealer bags. New low price. Use code ANOVABLACKFRIDAY.

Read our review of the best vacuum sealer.

Espro P6 French Press, our upgrade pick for best french press, with a solid stainless steel body and black handle.
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

What we like: Upgrade pick French press. Offers the same superior filtration as other Espro models, plus better heat retention thanks to a double-walled carafe. There’s no danger it will shatter if you drop it.

Other things to know: Serves up the best combination of value, flavor, and looks in a durable stainless carafe, but the handle is plastic. Use code BEST35 for a new low price. In brushed stainless steel or matte black

Read our review of the best French press.

Photo: Michael Murtaugh

Waterpik Ion Water Flosser — Top Pick
Best Buy deal price: $70; street price: $95

What we like: Made our mouths feel the cleanest. Cordless charging base. Ten pressure settings. Multiple tips with different stream widths.

Other things to know: Three-year warranty. On sale in black or white.

Read our review of the best water flossers.

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West Elm Eldred Bath Caddy (Dark Bronze) — Our Pick
West Elm deal price: $30 (final sale item); street price: $55

What we like: Our favorite metal bath tray. Sturdier than other metal trays. Adjustable locking arms. Good variety of compartments. Metal bars provide good drainage.

Other things to know: Ideal for average to small tubs (30 inches wide or smaller). Thin items may slip between the bars. Provides little protection from water. Available in Dark Bronze. Final sale item.

Read our review of the best our favorite bath trays and accessories.

The Loftie Alarm Clock, the best alarm clock with smart features and numerous features.
Photo: Rozette Rago

Loftie Alarm Clock — Our Pick
Loftie deal price: $112; street price: $140

What we like: Least-jarring digital alarm clock we tested. Wakes you gently with a selection of ambient music and nature sounds. White, pink, and other noise generators aid sleep. Single-button activation. Bluetooth speaker functionality. Adjustable night-light.

Other things to know: Not the brightest display. Regularly receives updated features via Wi-Fi. Expensive.

Read our review of the best alarm clocks.

Three different colored pairs of HAY Candles, one of our favorite tapered candles.
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HAY Candle Set of 6 (Long) — Staff Favorite
Design Within Reach deal price: $32 (price reflects in-cart); street price: $45
Hay deal price: $32 (Price reflects in-cart); street price: $45

What we like: Untraditional shapes—spirals, twists—feel cool and unfussy. (Some tapers are overly formal.) Luxe high-gloss finish. Makes a great housewarming or hostess gift.

Other things to know: Comes in a handful of cheeky color combos. Ours burned 6½ hours.

Read our review of the best our favorite tapered candles.

The Samsung S95B sitting on a tv stand
Photo: Lee Neikirk

Samsung S95B OLED TV (55-Inch) — Top Pick
Best Buy deal price: $1450; street price: $1800

What we like: The brightest, most color-rich, and most room-flexible OLED TV we’ve ever tested.

Other things to know: Does not support Dolby Vision HDR. Only available in 55- and 65-inch screen sizes. New low price for the 55-inch size.

Read our review of the best OLED TV.

Apple Watch SE
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

Apple Watch SE (40 mm, GPS, 1st Gen) — Budget Pick
Walmart deal price: $150; street price: $230

What we like: More affordable than our top pick, the Apple Watch Series 7. Great screen and god battery life. Attractive option for a first smartwatch or if you want it only for certain tasks.

Other things to know: Lacks the Series 7's always-on display and certain health functions. Available in three colors and an aluminum case.

Read our review of the best smartwatch for iPhone owners.

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Troubadour Apex Backpack — Upcoming Pick
Troubadour deal price: $196; street price: $245

What we like: Upcoming laptop backpack pick. Extremely sturdy and well-built. Contoured memory foam shoulder straps. Plenty of interior pockets and sleeves. Nice blend of style, comfort, and organization.

Other things to know: Very expensive.

Read our review of the best laptop backpacks.

Patagonia Refugio 26L Day Pack
Photo: Connie Park

What we like: Best at distributing weight and most comfortable of all the bags we tested. Padded mesh straps and back panels make heavy loads feel light. Removable sternum strap helps stabilize the bag. Spacious pockets.

Other things to know: Recent redesign is lighter on interior organizational features, but we found it manageable. Available in Plume Grey.

Fully Cora Standing Desk Converter
Photo: Kevin Purdy

What we like: Affordable standing desk alternative. Good option if you don't use a monitor or want to trial standing-desk work without breaking the bank.

Other things to know: First deal we've seen in a year. Use code 8E-GS-SF-WD.

Read our review of the best standing desk converters.

The Roborock Q5 Plus, in black, connected to its litter-storing dock.
Photo: Michael Hession

Roborock Q5+ Robot Vacuum — Also Great
Walmart deal price: $480; street price: $700

What we like: Also great robot vac pick; good Roomba alternative. The "plus" is a charging station that can empty debris into a disposable bag. Good on low and medium-pile carpet and hardwood. User-friendly app and voice control. Excellent mapping system. Large bin, long battery life.

Other things to know: Weaker on carpet than Roomba competitors. Not as durable or repairable as Roombas either. Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Siri compatible. Clip the on-page coupon for the deal price.

Read our review of the best robot vacuums.

Photo: Michael Murtaugh

What we like: Great at blocking out voices. Handy additional features via the app. Comfortable enough to wear all day. One-year limited warranty.

Other things to know: Mediocre sound quality that can be fixed with in-app EQ adjustment. Noise cancellation not great for airplanes. Not water or sweat resistant.

Read our review of the best Bluetooth wireless headphones.

The Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 3, our pick for best Bluetooth speaker.
Photo: Michael Hession

Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 3 Portable Bluetooth Speaker — Top Pick
Ultimate Ears deal price: $70; street price: $100

What we like: Longer Bluetooth range (130 feet) than the Wonderboom 2. 14-hour battery life. Waterproof and dustproof. Can pair speakers together for stereo sound.

Other things to know: Still uses Micro USB charging. Minor upgrades from the Wonderboom 2. Visually identical to the older model. Available in Active Black and Joyous Bright.

Read our review of the best portable Bluetooth speaker.

Photo: Jackie Reeve

What we like: Our craft-box subscription pick for preschoolers. Novel entertainment for little ones that doesn't involve the TV. Everything you need is included. A great outlet for unleashing creativity.

Other things to know: Comes with three activities each month. Use promo code PREVIEW for discount on first box.

Read our review of the best kids craft subscription boxes.

A child plays in a green pajama set.
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Primary Signature Kids Organic PJs — Our Pick
Primary deal price (Top): $7 with code GEARUP; street price: $32
Primary deal price (Short): $7 with code GEARUP; street price: $32

What we like: Our pick for kids who are quickly growing out of clothes. Soft and sensory-friendly. Wide variety of colors. Sold as separates for mixing and matching.

Other things to know: Use code GEARUP. Deal roughly translates to $13 for a top and a bottom set. Kids sizes 2-14.

Read our review of the best kids pajamas.

Oral-B Kids Electric Toothbrush
Photo: Rozette Rago

Oral-B Kids Electric Toothbrush — Also Great
Walmart deal price: $20 with store pickup; street price: $30

What we like: Our pick if your child doesn’t like the sensations produced by a vibrating toothbrush. Recharges by plugging into a base, and replacement heads are among the more affordable of the brushes we tested. Has a two-minute timer.

Other things to know: Significantly more noisy than our top picks. Opt for store pickup to avoid shipping fees.

Read our review of the best electric toothbrush for kids.

Photo: Graco

What we like: All-in-one car seat that can accommodate newborns and toddlers and convert into a high-back and backless booster. Fits newborns better than other 4-in-1 convertible options. A good choice for people seeking a single seat to see a child through all their car seat years.

Other things to know: Dedicated infant seats offer significant advantages. Wirecutter has not tested this product.

Read our review of the best convertible car seats.

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Obermeyer Thumbs Up Mittens — Staff Favorite
REI deal price: $20 with store pickup; street price: $25

What we like: Cozy mittens for snowy days, recommended by our outdoor-school teacher experts. Waterproof, durable, and cushioned. Great for younger kids.

Other things to know: Available in black and white, in multiple sizes. Opt for store pickup to avoid shipping fees.

Two people sit on the ground wearing The Royale white sneakers.
Photo: Rozette Rago Photo: Rozette Rago

What we like: Our pick for a classic, minimalist white sneaker. Durable full-grain leather with a subtle shine. Sleek lines. Impeccable stitching.

Other things to know: Require a break-in period. Available in a variety of sizes. Free shipping and returns. Matches the lowest price we've seen. Use code HOLIDAY.

Read our review of the best white sneakers.

Three bags of different types of coffee from the Atlas Coffee Club Subscription.
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

Atlas Coffee Club (1st Bag for $3 + Free Shipping) — Staff Favorite
Atlas Coffee Club deal price: $3; street price: $14

What we like: Unique globally sourced coffee subscription service. Beans come from lesser explored locales like Peru, Rwanda, and Papua New Guinea. Each 12-oz bag includes postcard detailing source country’s coffee culture.

Other things to know: Use coupon code WCCYBERWEEK and select single bag option to get first bag of coffee for $3 plus free shipping. First-time subscribers only.

Harney and Sons Dragon Pearl Jasmine Tea.
Photo: Harney & Sons

What we like: A staff-favorite green tea. Delicate, floral tea that gently unfurls. Available in a variety of sizes. Deal price for 8 oz loose leaf tin. Also available in sachets.

Other things to know: Make sure to use code HOLIDAY22 for 20% off sitewide. For truly thirsty tea enthusiasts, use code BIGHOLIDAY22 to get 30% off on orders over $200.

An image of the Mirror in a living space.
Photo: Sarah Kobos

The Mirror — Staff Favorite
The Mirror deal price: $745; street price: $1495

What we like: 52¼ by 21-inch smart mirror. Potential replacement for studio fitness classes and boutique gym memberships. Nearly seamless user experience. Classes streamed from app. Supports internal and external music streaming services.

Other things to know: New low. $39/month subscription required (up to six household members can share). Must be installed with stand or wall mount. $250 installation fee available at checkout if you don't want to self-install. First deal we've seen this year.

Read our review of The Mirror.

Two Craighill eyewear stands in silver and gold with glasses resting on them.
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Craighill Eyewear Stand — Staff Favorite
Craighill deal price: $54 with code SHIP2ME (price includes shipping); street price: $68

What we like: Good gift for folks who work from home. Elevates glasses above the fray of desktop clutter. No-frills shape accommodates any frame style, with or without a nose bridge.

Other things to know: No, you're not losing it—it does look like Groucho Marx. Use code SHIP2ME for free shipping. Available in brass or stainless steel.

Read our review of the best gifts for people who work from home.

Neighbor The Loveseat, one of our picks for the best outdoor patio furniture, shown with the rest of a matching set.
Photo: Neighbor

Neighbor The Loveseat — Our Pick
Huckberry deal price: $1530; street price: $1800

What we like: An easy-to-assemble sleek, teak outdoor sofa. Sustainably-harvested teak wood looks and feels great. Quick-drying, Sunbrella-upholstered foam cushions. Marine-grade hardware is meant to be exposed to sun and rain.

Other things to know: Neighbor carries matching outdoor furniture (all of which is on sale) if you're looking to add on or expand. Deal price is for The Loveseat in Sunbrella Coal or Sunbrella Canvas. Delayed shipping.

Read our review of the best patio furniture (and how to shop for it).

A smartphone showing our top pick, the 1Password app
Photo: Connie Park

1Password Password Manager (Family Plan, 1-year) — Top Pick
1Password deal price: $30 with 1-year Family Plan for new subscribers only; street price: $45

What we like: Multi-user version of our top pick password manager. Remembers app and website login info for you and family members. Manages passwords individually, but allows secure password and credit card info sharing. Supports account recovery for family members.

Other things to know: Up to five active members. On sale for new subscribers, $30 for a one-year family subscription plan matches previous low.

Read our review of the best password managers.

Charles P. Rogers Estate SE Innerspring Mattress (Queen)
Photo: Sarah Kobos

What we like: Offers a classic innerspring bounce paired with a cushy but understated Euro top. Appealing to those who want to nestle in, as opposed to feel engulfed. The most affordable innerspring mattress we’ve found that still looks and feels luxurious.

Other things to know: Doesn’t have the best motion isolation. The Luxury Firm version comes with 3-inch Euro top. Comes in thicknesses of 11½ and 14½ inches, and you have 365 nights to try it.

Read our review of the best innerspring mattresses.

Aura Mason Digital Photo Frame
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

Aura Mason Digital Photo Frame — Top Pick
Aura deal price: $170; street price: $200

What we like: Our top pick for the best digital photo frame. Vivid 1600×1200, 9-inch screen. Nice picture frame aesthetic. Wide range of good-looking display options. Easy to set up and give as a gift.

Other things to know: Maintains consistent audio level when playing videos. Web-based compatible services limited to Google Photos or Dropbox. Can remotely upload photos via the app or online via the website.

Read our review of the best digital photo frame.

The Hanna Andersson Adult Long John Top in green stripes
Photo: Hanna Anderson

Hanna Andersson Adult Long John Top in Organic Cotton — Top Pick
Hanna Andersson deal price: $23; street price: $33

What we like: Colorful and comfortable. Mix-and-match. Body-hugging design. Thick, warm fabric. Generous sizing. Options for the whole family.

Other things to know: New low. Available in select colors and patterns. Free shipping. Fjord/Out of the Blue pattern is more deeply discounted at $18; all others $23. Matching pants also on sale.

Read our review of the best pajamas.

Photo: Adam Reeve

Hanna Andersson Adult Long John Pant in Organic Cotton — Our Pick
Hanna Andersson deal price: $23; street price: $33

What we like: Colorful and comfortable pajama pants. Wide range of prints and sizes from XS to XXL. Thick, warm fabric. Body-hugging design. Matching options for families.

Other things to know: New low. Available in select colors and patterns. Free shipping. Matching tops also on sale.

Read our review of the best pajamas.

Beats Powerbeats Pro Wireless Earbuds
Photo: Rozette Rago

Beats Powerbeats Pro Wireless Earbuds — Former Pick
Walmart deal price: $150; street price: $185

What we like: A former runner-up pick. Pairs quickly and easily with Apple devices. Offers Siri voice activation. Sounds great. Long battery life.

Other things to know: No hear-through mode (but earpieces can be worn individually for situational awareness). Water resistant, but no official IP rating.

Read our review of the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds.

An Apple 4k TV.
Photo: Apple

Apple TV 4K (32 GB, 2nd Gen) — Another Good Option
Costco deal price: $80 (Costco membership required); street price: $130

What we like: Good media-streaming option for cord-cutters in the Apple ecosystem. Simple interface. Supports almost every streaming service. Powerful enough for Apple Arcade.

Other things to know: Still pricey if you’re using it only for streaming, not gaming. Costco membership required.

Read our review of the best media streaming devices.

Photo: Samsung

What we like: LCD TV that mounts perfectly flush against the wall like framed artwork. Smart screensaver can display photos or art when TV is not in use. Bezel is customizable to match room decor.

Other things to know: Good image quality but not equal to that of the company’s best 4K and 8K sets. Matches low price for the 2022 model in the 55-inch size.

Read our review of the best TVs that think outside the box.

A bed and pillow with a set of Cultiver white linen sheets.
Photo: Rozette Rago

What we like: Our top pick for linen sheets. One of the softest sets we tested. Durable. Set includes a fitted sheet, a flat sheet, and two pillowcases.

Other things to know: Down to $308 in the queen size. Matches lowest price we've seen. Discount also applies for all other sizes and available colors.

Read our review of the best linen sheets.

Baggu Duck Bag in grid print
Photo: Sarah Konos

Baggu Duck Bag (2 Bags) — Our Pick
Baggu deal price: $54; street price: $68

What we like: Our favorite cute and comfy canvas tote. Carry cross-body, over-the-shoulder, or briefcase-style. Roomy enough for a yoga mat. Machine-washable.

Other things to know: 20% off reflected in-cart; add two bags for free shipping. Comes in 12+ colors and patterns; a few are pricier. Warrantied for 1 year.

Read our review of the best 6 best tote bags to match any style.

Girlfriend Collective Compressive High-Rise Legging in olive
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Girlfriend Collective Compressive High-Rise Legging — Our Pick

Girlfriend Collective deal price: $54 (Price includes shipping); street price: $85

What we like: Versatile and flattering. Structured fit, a substantial feel, and medium compression. Available in a wide variety of sizes (from XXS to 6XL), three lengths, and six standard colors plus some limited ones.

Other things to know: May feel warm in some scenarios due to the substantial fabric. The waistband itself had less give than waistbands on other pairs. Buy one pair for $54 shipped, or more than one pair for free shipping.

Read our review of the best leggings.

Photo: Victrola

What we like: A good option if you want the least expensive all-in-one record player that sounds decent and is fully featured. Requires no setup. Can play audio from Bluetooth sources and stream sound to Bluetooth speakers and headphones.

Other things to know: Tonearm not adjustable. Sound quality a big step down from our pick. Use code TAKE10.

Read our review of the best turntables and record players.

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Stokke Tripp Trapp High Chair — Upgrade Pick

Nordstrom deal price: $240; street price: $300

What we like: Our upgrade high chair pick. Suitable for 6-month-olds through the end of childhood. Especially suitable for preschoolers. Configurable a dozen ways. Attractive solid wood construction.

Other things to know: Pricey. Removing the safety harness for cleaning requires a screwdriver. Available in a few colors.

Read our review of the best high chairs.

Eero Mesh Kit (3-Pack)
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

What we like: An upgraded and more expensive version of our top pick, the Eero 6. Straightforward mesh networking system that's easy to set up and use.

Other things to know: Not a great option if you like a very particular and customized setup.

Read our review of the best Wi-Fi mesh-networking kits.

The Beast Blender, our upgrade pick for best personal blender.
Photo: Rozette Rago

Beast Blender — Upgrade Pick
Beast deal price: $132; Crate & Barrel deal price: $132; street price: $165

What we like: Worth the upgrade if you make smoothies daily or want a blender that's a little nicer to use and look at. Quiet yet powerful motor. Streamlined, sculptural design. Made the smoothest purees in our tests.

Other things to know: Works with different jar sizes. Available in carbon black, pebble grey, and cloud white. Includes a 3-year warranty.

Read our review of the best personal blender.

The Thermapen One
Photo: Michael Sullivan

ThermoWorks Thermapen One — Upgrade Pick
ThermoWorks deal price: $74 (price includes shipping); street price: $104

What we like: The fastest and most accurate instant-read thermometer we tested. Rotating screen with a bright backlight. Offers a huge temperature range and serious waterproofing.

Other things to know: Expensive and only really necessary for cooking projects that demand instant, to-the-degree accuracy. Deal price includes $5 shipping.

Read our review of the best meat thermometers.

The box for the Lego Star Wars advent calendar.
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Lego Star Wars Advent 2022 Calendar — Staff Favorite
Walmart deal price: $36; street price: $45

What we like: Fun for kids (and grown-up Lego fans). Good alternative to sweets. Menagerie of mini-figures makes a festive holiday display when finished.

Other things to know: Save instructions for easier rebuilding. Includes Clone Trooper Commander, Battle Droid, C-3PO (Holiday), Darth Vader (Holiday), Snowtrooper, Luke Skywalker, Gonk Droid, and R2-D2 (Holiday) figures.

Read our review of our favorite Advent calendars.

A person wearing a Crossback Apron preparing sliced apples
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

Hedley & Bennett Crossback Apron — Top Pick
Hedley & Bennett deal price: $86 (price includes shipping); street price: $105

What we like: A crowd-favorite among testers in our kitchen apron guide. Comfortable. Sturdy. Gender neutral. Highly adjustable. Large pockets perfect for storing tools while you're bouncing around the kitchen.

Other things to know: First deal we've seen in a year. Price includes shipping. Available in a variety of other colors and prints.

Read our review of our favorite kitchen aprons.

A person wears a silver Mejuri Curb Chain necklace.
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Mejuri Curb Chain Necklace 22" (Sterling Silver) — Staff Favorite
Mejuri deal price: $158 (price reflects in-cart); street price: $198

What we like: Subtle statement piece that lies flat over or under a T-shirt. Classic curb-chain design. 22-inch length dips below a collar without dangling too low.

Other things to know: Available in sterling silver, titanium, and black titanium. Sterling silver is down to $158 in-cart. Titanium finishes are down to $200 in-cart.

The six items included in Fly By Jing's Lucky 88 box.
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

Fly By Jing Lucky 88 Spice Lovers Set — Staff Favorite
Fly By Jing deal price: $55; street price: $110

What we love: Rich collection of flavorful Far Eastern sauces and spices: Umami-forward sauces and toppings, like Sichuan Chili Crisp, Zhong Sauce, Mala Spice Mix, 3-Year Aged Doubanjiang, Tribute Pepper, Erjingtiao Chili, and fragrant Sichuan peppercorns.

Other things to know: Also includes digital Chengdu Guide and Recipe book, as well as Taste Different Magazine Vol. 1.

Read our review of the best gift baskets.

A Schoolhouse utility stool.
Photo: Schoolhouse

What we like: Square seat with a powder-coated shining. Flat top so it can act as a table. Pricey, but versatile and something you'll have for life. Editor Katie Okamoto sits on it to play guitar or mix things up when taking video calls.

Other things to know: Available in 5 colors. Use code GETFESTIVE to get free shipping.

Read our ode to stools.

Three different colored pairs of HAY Candles, one of our favorite tapered candles.
Photo: HAY

HAY Candle Set of 6 (Long) — Staff Favorite
Hay deal price: $32 (price reflects in-cart); street price: $45

What we like: Untraditional shapes—spirals, twists—feel cool and unfussy. (Some tapers are overly formal.) Luxe high-gloss finish. Makes a great housewarming or hostess gift.

Other things to know: Comes in a handful of cheeky color combos. Ours burned 6½ hours.

Read our review of our favorite tapered candles.

Leesa Hybrid mattress in a bedroom
Photo: Sarah Kobos

What we like: This longtime pick's hybrid tech combines the best components of memory foam and spring mattresses. 100-day trial period; 10-year warranty.

Other things to know: 11-inch mattress. Over 1,000 springs and four layers of CertiPUR-US-certified memory foam. Use code WIRECUTTER to get the deal price, includes two (untested) down-alternative pillows free. Code also works for the King size, dropping the price of that model to $1200.

Read our review of the best memory foam mattresses you can buy online.

A tester modeling our pick for men's jeans that come in more sizes, the Bonobos Premium Stretch Denim jeans.
Photo: Rozette Rago

What we like: Stylish and soft. “Slim” cut still has a good amount of stretch in the thighs and glutes. Available in more lengths and waist sizes than any other pairs we tested.

Other things to know: Thin pocket material. Use code CYBERWEEK to get deal price. Final sale.

Read our review of the best men’s jeans.

A shot of a person wearing a waffle patterned robe
Photo: Brooklinen

Brooklinen Waffle Robe — Our Pick
Brooklinen deal price: $75; street price: $90

What we like: A soft and spongy, honeycombed-textured waffle that feels thick and warm while still being lightweight. Most luxurious and generously sized robe we tested.

Other things to know: Not as plush as terry cloth. Arms can be overly long, but can be rolled up or hemmed.

Read our review of the best robes.

Our pick for best clothes steamer overall, the Conair Turbo ExtremeSteam Garment Steamer (GS54), in dark blue.
Photo: Connie Park

Conair Turbo ExtremeSteam Garment Steamer (GS54) — Top Pick
Bed Bath & Beyond deal price: $50; street price: $60

What we like: Wrinkle-busting steamer that can potentially replace an iron. Minimal spitting of water, a problem on some steamers. Comfortable to hold. Dual steam settings.

Other things to know: Includes a silicone brush to pull fabric taut, a bristle brush to loosen fibers, a lint brush, and a bonnet to protect delicate fabrics.

Read our review of the best clothing steamers.

Eufy Robovac Max 11s Robot Vacuum
Photo: Michael Hession

What we like: A more powerful variant of our budget robot vacuum pick. Strikes a nice balance between price and quality. Stronger suction than 11S base model. Slim profile. Great in small spaces.

Other things to know: Good for folks who want to take robot vacuums for a spin without breaking the bank. Performs best on bare floors and short-pile rugs. Use code BF11S120. Available in black.

Read our review of the best robot vacuums.

A Nest Bedding Easy Breather Pillow, shown on a bed.
Photo: Sarah Kobos

Nest Bedding Easy Breather Pillow (Standard) — Top Pick
Nest Bedding deal price: $75; street price: $90

What we like: Our pick for the best bed pillow. Comfortable and supportive. Moldable, customizable shredded-foam filling offers firm support for back- and side-sleepers. Longtime favorite of our testers.

Other things to know: No chemical smell like other shredded-foam pillows. Two-year warranty. Available in Standard size.

Read our review of the best bed pillows.

The Razer Basilisk V3, our pick for the best gaming mouse, shown in black with pink light features.
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

Razer Basilisk V3 Gaming Mouse — Top Pick
Best Buy deal price: $50; street price: $65

What we like: Comfortable for most hand sizes and grip types. Plenty of well-placed, responsive buttons. Customizable RGB underglow lighting. Optical switches avoid mechanical switch double-click issue. Ability to toggle between ratcheted and no-friction scrolling.

Other things to know: Razer’s Synapse 3 software doesn’t work on macOS. Textured plastic can feel cheap to some.

Read our review of the best gaming mouse.

A top-down view of a 14-inch Apple MacBook Pro on a light grey background.
Photo: Apple

What we like: All the power of the 16-inch MacBook Pro (our upgrade pick) but smaller. 14-inch screen is just as good, but more portable. Faster than any other laptop we’ve tested for photo or video editing. Impressive battery life. New scissor-switch keyboard.

Other things to know: M1 Pro processor, 16 GB RAM, and 512 GB storage. Available in space gray and silver.

Read our review of the best laptops for video and photo editing.

Our pick for best air fryer toaster oven on a budget, the Cosori Original Air Fryer Toaster Oven.
Photo: Connie Park

Cosori Original Air Fryer Toaster Oven — Budget Pick
Walmart deal price: $160; street price: $185

What we like: Best performing under-$225 air fryer toaster oven we tested. Cooking functions include bake, toast, air fry, dehydrate, and ferment. Two convection-fan speeds. Comes with air frying basket and a rotisserie shaft and handle.

Other things to know: Doesn’t cook quite as evenly as our other picks. Fits a 5.5-quart Dutch oven (without lid). Only one oven rack, but included roasting pan can act as a second rack.

Read our review of the best air fryer toaster ovens.

The Fitbit Charge 5 watch with a teal green band.
Photo: Rozette Rago

Fitbit Charge 5 Fitness Tracker + Extra Band — Top Pick
Costco deal price: $95 (Costco membership required and includes shipping); street price: $130

What we like: Easy to use and navigate menus. Reliably detects, identifies, and starts recording workouts after about 10 minutes of activity. Built-in GPS and solid battery life.

Other things to know: Getting to be an older option at this point. No tracker perfectly recorded every metric it attempted in our testing. Comes with extra watch band. Requires Costco membership. Price includes shipping.

Read our review of the best fitness trackers.

Fitbit Charge 5 Fitness Tracker — Top Pick
Walmart deal price: $100; street price: $130

What we like: Easy to use and navigate menus. Reliably detects, identifies, and starts recording workouts after about 10 minutes of activity. Built-in GPS and solid battery life.

Other things to know: Getting to be an older option at this point. No tracker perfectly recorded every metric it attempted in our testing.

Read our review of the best fitness trackers.

The Therabody Theragun Prime, one of our picks for the best massage gun, with a black triangular multi-grip handle.
Photo: Rozette Rago

Therabody Theragun Prime Massage Gun — Top Pick
Walmart deal price: $198; street price: $250

What we like: Powerful percussion in a compact form. Can cycle up and down through five speed settings. Multiple grip options reduce hand strain.

Other things to know: Four different head attachments—standard ball, cone, dampener, and thumb. Can sound like a power tool when in use.

Read our review of the best massage guns.

The Philips Sonicare 4100, our runner up pick for the best electric toothbrush.
Photo: Connie Park

Philips Sonicare 4100 Electric Toothbrush — Runner-Up
Best Buy deal price: $30; street price: $50

What we like: Our runner-up pick for the best electric toothbrush. Inexpensive, but still offers a timer and long-lasting rechargeable battery. Effective but quiet cleaning. Pressure sensor.

Other things to know: Down to $30 in 3 colors from Amazon, and 4 colors from Target. "New" 4100 charges via USB. Brush heads are more expensive than those of some of our other picks.

Read our review of the best electric toothbrush.

One of our picks, the Everlane The ReNew Transit Backpack.
Photo: Connie Park

What we like: Understated design appropriate for nearly any setting. Looks more expensive than it is. Feature-packed, including a luggage pass-through and magnetic top closure. Water-resistant exterior made from sturdy recycled polyester.

Other things to know: Not backed by a warranty. Available now in Ocean Cavern Blue (waitlist for other colors). Price includes shipping.

The Blundstone Original 500 Series Womens Boot on a white background.
Photo: Blundstone

What we like: Pull-on, ankle-high boot with an elastic panel. Comfortable, durable rubber sole. Uppers made of extra-thick leather. Ergonomically engineered to reduce fatigue.

Other things to know: Women's sizes. About 14 ounces per pair. Discount only on black version.

Read our review of Blundstone boots.

Our pick for best robot vacuum with a super smart mapping system, the Roborock Q5, in front of a red background.
Photo: Michael Hession

Roborock Q5 Robot Vacuum — Also Great
Roborock deal price: $300; street price: $430

What we like: Our also-great robot vac excels on low and medium-pile carpet and hardwood. User-friendly app and voice control. Faster clean than competitors. Excellent mapping system.

Other things to know: Our top pick is better for thick rugs. Not as durable or repairable as Roombas. Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Siri compatible.

Read our review of the best robot vacuums.

The Soundcore by Anker Q45 headphones.
Photo: Anker

What we like: A decent sounding model from our guide to noise-cancelling headphones. Better reduction of low sounds than our budget pick. Customizable EQ and ANC level with a hear-through mode. Good for flights.

Other things to know: Noise cancellation is not nearly as good as Bose. Fit best suited for larger heads.

Read our review of the best noise-cancelling headphones.

Neighbor The Loveseat, one of our picks for the best outdoor patio furniture, shown with the rest of a matching set.
Photo: Neighbor

What we like: An easy-to-assemble sleek, teak outdoor sofa. Sustainably-harvested teak wood looks and feels great. Quick-drying, Sunbrella-upholstered foam cushions. Marine-grade hardware is meant to be exposed to sun and rain.

Other things to know: Neighborhood carries matching outdoor furniture (all of which is on sale) if you're looking to add on or expand. Deal price is for The Loveseat in Sunbrella Coal or Sunbrella Canvas. Delayed shipping.

Read our review on the best patio furniture (and how to shop for it).

The best upgrade Chromebook, the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook 2, shown in red.
Photo: Michael Murtaugh

What we like: Smaller, lighter, faster, and equipped with a better battery than any other Chromebook we've tested. Able to do nearly anything a regular laptop can do.

Other things to know: Typically pricier when not on sale due to its solid specs and 8 GB RAM. Equipped with only USB-C ports—adapter needed if you want to use older peripherals. When buying from Samsung, make sure to select Intel Core i3 for the processor.

Read our review of the best chromebook.

Our Also great pick, the Braun MultiQuick 7 Hand Blender MQ7035, standing next to ingredients for tomato soup.
Photo: Braun

Braun MultiQuick 7 Hand Blender MQ7035 — Also Great
Costco deal price: $80; street price: $100

What we like: A powerful variable speed blender. Can change the speed one-handed. Offers the same great features as our budget pick, the MultiQuick 5, but is easier to hold and use. Outperformed more expensive Braun models during testing.

Other things to know: Includes a 3-year warranty. Costco membership required.

Read our review of the best immersion blender.

The Zojirushi Zutto Coffee Maker EC-DAC50, an also great pick for the best cheap coffee maker.
Photo: Connie Park Photo: Connie Park

Zojirushi Zutto Coffee Maker — Also Great
Walmart deal price: $60; street price: $73

What we like: Reliably brews great-tasting coffee. Simple to use. Includes measurements for brewing iced coffee.

Other things to know: Smaller than other picks. No automatic shut off. Carafe lid doesn't lock. Replaceable charcoal filter lasts two years.

Read our review of the best cheap coffee maker.

ThermoWorks ThermoPop Meat Thermometer
Photo: Sarah Kobos

ThermoWorks ThermoPop Meat Thermometer — Top Pick
ThermoWorks deal price: $23 (price includes shipping); street price: $26

What we like: Our top pick. Best combination of speed, reach, reliability, and easy-to-read display for less than $50. Comfortably covers most home-kitchen needs.

Other things to know: Not the fastest thermometer we tested. $23 shipped.

Read our review of the best meat thermometers.

A FamilyTreeDNA testing kit
Photo: Caroline Enos

FamilyTreeDNA — Upgrade Pick
FamilyTreeDNA deal price: $59; street price: $80

What we like: Our upgrade pick's Family Finder + myDNA Wellness testing kit. Good for tracing general ethnic origins. Optional add-ons provide detailed analysis of maternal and paternal lineages.

Other things to know: First deal we've seen in a year. Price includes shipping. Law enforcement can access database, though.

Read our review of the best dna testing kit.

Two small cacti in Stacking Planter by Chen Chen & Kai Williams, one of the best gifts for people who have everything
Photo: Areaware

What we like: Stylish alternative to drab plastic planters or simple terracotta pots. Funky shapes, stackable. A unique yet functional gift.

Other things to know: New low. Available in white. Use code MERRY25.

Read our review of the best gifts for people who have everything.

The Braun Series 9 electric razor, our upgrade pick for best electric razor.
Photo: Rozette Rago

Braun Series 9 Electric Razor (9385) — Pick Variant
Costco deal price: $160; street price: $310

What we like: Excellent for curly or coarse hair. Powerful enough for heavy beards. Solid build with long handle.

Other things to know: Comes with clean and charge base. Heavier and more expensive than top pick. Uses same cartridges as Series 7 base. Costco membership required, price includes shipping.

Read our review of the best electric razor.

Our pick for best air purifier for large spaces, the Blueair Blue Pure 211+, in gray.
Photo: Connie Park Photo: Connie Park

Blueair Blue Pure 211+ Air Purifier — Upgrade Pick
Walmart deal price: $224; street price: $320

What we like: Our upgrade pick air purifier. Aced our tests. Its ability to move extremely high volumes of air makes it our pick for large spaces up to 650 square feet. Quiet and attractive.

Other things to know: Combined up-front price and running costs are much higher than those of our top pick, but comparable to the costs of most other large-space purifiers we’ve looked at.

Read our review of the best air purifier.

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