Las mejores ofertas de Amazon Prime Day de 2023

Prime Day 2023 is toast. We’ve stopped updating this post, and we can’t guarantee that all deals are still in stock. Check our Deals page for our latest finds.

Prime Day 2023 has come and gone. And while many "bargains" didn't pass muster, our experts found deals on Wirecutter-approved products that were actually worth your money.

We won't be updating this page any longer, so some of these deals may have expired—though others may still be alive.

The Wirecutter Deals team also found the best deals from rival sales at Target, Best Buy and Walmart. But for the most current deals, check out the main Wirecutter Deals page for great discounts on Wirecutter’s expert-vetted picks.

Wirecutter readers love a good deal, and below you’ll find some of their favorite expert-endorsed picks. For even more, check out the Most Popular Prime Day Deals, According to Wirecutter Readers.

The Onsen Bath Towel (2-Piece Set) — Also GreatDeal price: $74; street price: $95

What we like: Our lattice-weave bath towel pick. Lightweight and durable. Minimalist, upscale look. Wide range of color options. Made of 100% US-grown Supima cotton.

Other things to know: Softer, smoother, and faster-drying than any terry cloth option we tested. Jewelry clasps may snag on lattice weave. Use code WCSET. Price includes shipping.

Read our review of the best bath towel.

Stasher Reusable Silicone Bag Multi-Pack — Our PickDeal price: $39; street price: $55

What we like: Our pick for the best reusable silicone bags. Helps reduce single-use plastics. Durable. Versatile. Dishwasher-safe. Store flat to maximize storage space.

Other things to know: Street price has risen over the past year. Deal is for aqua color. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best reusable produce bags, beeswax wraps, and other ways to reduce plastic waste.

Chef’sChoice Trizor XV Knife Sharpener — Top PickAmazon deal price: $110; street price: $150

What we like: Gives the keenest, most consistent edges of any sharpener we tested. Works on almost any kind of knife (but not serrated knives). Reliable, fast, and easy to use. Clever design. Detailed user manual.

Other things to know: Our long-time top knife sharpener pick. An investment, but one we think is worth it.

Read our review of the best knife sharpener.

The best time to buy Apple gadgets is usually Black Friday. But Prime Day sales can still offer some worthwhile savings on MacBooks, iPads, and Apple Watches—as well as their accessories. Here are the best Apple deals we’ve found so far:

Apple Watch Series 8 (41 mm) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $280; street price: $360

What we like: The smaller version of our top pick. Always-on display has larger active screen area. Includes crash detection and temperature sensor. Faster processor and better battery life than previous models.

Other things to know: Best as upgrade to older watch (Series 4 and earlier) or first-time Apple Watch user. 41 mm face with aluminum case and sport band. Available in select colors.

Read our review of the best Apple Watch.

Apple iPad (9th Generation, 64 GB) — Top PickDeal price: $250 in-cart; street price: $270

What we like: The top pick in our guide to the best tablet for kids. Great combination of ease of use, performance, and price. The 64 GB version is a good buy if you don’t plan to download a lot of high-end games or 4K video. Its app selection may be its best feature.

Other things to know: This previous-generation model is still fast enough for all but the most demanding tasks. Lacks 120 Hz refresh rate screen. Deal price reflects in-cart.

Read our review of the best tablet for kids.

Apple MacBook Air (M1, 2020, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD) — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $750; street price: $950Best Buy deal price: $750; street price: $950

What we like: Our former top MacBook pick is still a great option—it's now our budget pick. Enough memory and storage for most day-to-day work. Approximate 14-hour battery life. Lightweight with solid construction, a comfy keyboard, and industry-leading customer support.

Other things to know: Apple's proprietary M1 processor is still good enough for most people, but not as fast as the M2. Specs include 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, 13.3-inch Retina display, one 3.5mm jack, and two Thunderbolt 4 ports.

Read why this is such a standout deal as well as our review of the best MacBooks.

Apple Watch Series 8 (45 mm) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $310; street price: $360

What we like: The larger version of our top pick. Builds on the features we liked from its predecessor by adding an always-on display, crash detection, faster processor, watchOS 9, and temperature sensor. New display has larger active screen area and better battery life.

Other things to know: Best if upgrading from older watch (Series 4 and earlier) or first-time Apple Watch user. 45 mm face with aluminum case and sport band. Available in select colors. The lowest price we've seen for the 45 mm.

Read why Apple Watch is the best smartwatch for iPhone owners.

Apple Watch SE (2nd generation, 44 mm) — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $230; street price: $265

What we like: Our budget pick for best smartwatch for iPhone owners. GPS-enabled version with midnight aluminum case and sport band. Performs most of the same Apple Watch functions as the more expensive models (including push notifications, heart-rate monitoring, and crash detection), but costs significantly less.

Other things to know: Lacks always-on display, temperature sensors, ECG feature, and blood-oxygen measurements. Water-resistant to 50 meters. Lowest price we've seen for the 44mm model. Prime membership required.

Read why Apple Watch is the best smartwatch for iPhone owners.

The best time to buy a TV is typically at the end of the year, but if you have an immediate need, there are still some worthwhile discounts to be had on TVs, soundbars, streaming devices, and everything else you need for the ultimate binge-watching experience. Don’t touch that dial—tune in below for the most worthwhile TV deals:

LG C3 OLED TV (55-Inch) — Upcoming PickAmazon deal price: $1500; street price: $1900

What we like: Our upcoming runner-up pick for the best OLED TV. An excellent choice and one of the top OLED values of 2023. Delivers top-notch picture quality and has all the extras you’d expect from a premium TV.

Other things to know: Neither as bright nor as colorful as our top pick. Navigation of its webOS smart TV platform feels a little dated. A previous generation model might be enough for most people.

Read our review of the best OLED TV.

1byone Digital Amplified Indoor HDTV Antenna — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $16; street price: $20

What we like: Our budget pick for the best indoor HDTV antenna. An outstanding performer for the price. Flat and relatively small. Pulls in almost as many channels as our top pick.

Other things to know: 13-foot cable is decent, but not detachable. Doesn’t blend in as easily with some decor.

Read our review of the best indoor HDTV antenna.

JBL Bar 5.0 Soundbar — Another Good OptionWoot deal price: $190; street price: $320

What we like: Another option we speak well of in our guide to the best soundbar. Testers were surprised at how spacious this small, minimalist model sounded. Great if you want a very simple solution for enveloping audio.

Other things to know: Relatively pricey for a soundbar that doesn't come with a subwoofer or have the option to add one. Free shipping with Prime. One-year manufacturer limited warranty.

Read our review of the best soundbar.

Samsung The Frame 55-Inch QLED TV — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $988; street price: $1400

What we like: A staff favorite QLED TV that's designed to look like a framed piece of art. Mounts perfectly flush against the wall. Smart screensaver can display photos or art when not in use. Bezel is customizable to match room decor.

Other things to know: Good image quality, but not equal to the company’s best 4K and 8K sets. Prime membership required.

Find out more in this article: Rollable screens, art frames, and easels: These TVs think outside the box.

Epson Home Cinema LS11000 4K Projector — Top PickDeal price: $3500; street price: $4000

What we like: Our top pick for the best 4K projector under $5000. Delivers a great-looking 4K image in darker and brighter settings. Long-lasting laser light source. Very easy to set up. Great for both movies and gaming.

Other things to know: Black levels are not as crisp as higher-end projectors. HDR brightness manually adjusted using slider control. Two HDMI 2.1 inputs. No 3D video support. Two-year limited warranty.

Read our review of the best 4K projector.

Epson Home Cinema 5050UB 4K Projector — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $2500; street price: $3000

What we like: Our former budget 4K projector pick. UltraBlack technology produces exceptional black levels. Supports 3D video. Excellent picture quality.

Other things to know: Unlike our top pick, isn't true 4K—but is $1300 cheaper. Uses earlier version of Epson’s pixel-shifting technology. No HDMI 2.1 inputs. Need to periodically change lamps is added cost, unlike laser projectors.

Read our review of the best 4K projector.

LG S95QR Soundbar — Upgrade PickDeal price: $1,000; street price: $1,300

What we like: Our upgrade pick for best soundbar. Offers the most theater-like audio experience, with immersive and enveloping sound. System features a powerful subwoofer, surround speakers, and five upward-firing Atmos speakers.

Other things to know: Compatible with Google Home and Amazon Alexa. Stream audio via Apple AirPlay 2, Chromecast, Alexa, and Bluetooth. Inputs include two HDMI ports, one HDMI eArc port, and a single optical digital input.

Read our review of the best soundbar.

Roku Streambar Soundbar — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $90; street price: $120

What we like: An inexpensive soundbar we speak well of in our guide—we like it for its integrated 4k HDR streaming capabilities. Offers Bluetooth and Apple AirPlay 2 support. Compact—great for small spaces and setups.

Other things to know: Not a sonic powerhouse, but a significant improvement over TV speakers.

Read our review of the best soundbar.

Roku Streaming Stick 4K — Runner-UpAmazon deal price: $35; street price: $45

What we like: Our runner-up pick for the best media streaming device. Supports almost every major service. Clean, simple interface. Affordable 4K resolution.

Other things to know: Search and discovery features are more limited than our top pick.

Read our review of the best media streaming devices.

SofaBaton U1 Universal Remote Control — Top PickAmazon deal price: $36; street price: $50

What we like: Our top universal remote control pick. Well-designed and offers more features than you might expect for less than $50. Controls up to 15 AV devices via infrared and/or Bluetooth. Intuitive layout. More flexible than other lower-priced remotes.

Other things to know: Relies on a mobile app for setup. Programming advanced tasks can be challenging. Lacks backlighting and activity buttons. Clip the on-page coupon.

Read our review of the best universal remote control.

Lousy laptop deals abound on Prime Day. Don't be fooled. Trust us: Stick to these vetted and recommended Wirecutter picks.

Acer Swift Go 14" Windows Ultrabook (SFG14-71T-72QV) — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $780; street price: $850

What we like: Another Windows ultrabook we like when it's on sale for less than our budget pick. Lasted more than 13 hours in our battery test. Keyboard and trackpad work well.

Other things to know: Feels bulkier and cheaper than our budget pick, and its display isn’t as crisp, smooth, or bright. Comes with 16 GB RAM and 512 GB storage. Deal for Prime members.

Read our review of the best Windows ultrabook.

Acer Aspire 3 Spin 14 Acer Aspire 3 (A3SP14-31PT) — Our PickAmazon deal price: $380; street price: $440

What we like: Our pick for best Windows laptops under $500. Fast enough to meet most people’s computing needs for years to come. Keyboard and trackpad are accurate and reliable. 360-degree hinge allows display to flip all the way around.

Other things to know: Battery life lasted 8 hours and 30 minutes in our tests. Lacks fingerprint reader and has mediocre webcam.

Read our review of the best laptop under $500.

Dell XPS 13 9315 Laptop (i7, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD) — Another Good OptionDell deal price: $850; street price: $1100

What we like: A good Windows ultrabook we recommend if you don't need a headphone jack. Compact and light. Excellent build quality. Reliable keyboard and trackpad. Vivid 13.4-inch display.

Other things to know: Lasted about 10 hours in our battery life tests (about four hours less than our top pick). 12th Gen Intel i7 1250U processor, 16 GB RAM, and 512 GB SSD. Comes with USB-C to 3.5mm headset adapter.

Read our review of the best Windows ultrabook.

Shopping for a vacuum doesn’t have to suck—whether you’re seeking a cordless stick model, a robot vacuum, or something in between, we’ve got you covered. Here are the best deals we’ve found so far:

iRobot Roomba i3 EVO Robot Vacuum — Pick VariantDeal price: $250; street price: $300

What we like: This slightly older variant of our top pick robot vacuum has strong suction and tangle-resistant brushes. Smart assistant and navigation capabilities. Ideal for larger spaces with rugs and shedding pets.

Other things to know: Nearly identical to the i4 EVO, but with a smaller battery. Doesn’t work quite as fast as other, similar models. Compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

Read our review of the best robot vacuum.

Kenmore Elite CSV Max Cordless Stick Vacuum DS4095 — Budget PickDeal price: $142; street price: $165

What we like: Our budget pick for the best cordless stick vacuum. Lightweight and agile. Cleans a variety of floor types well. Excellent brush roller. Large dust bin. Real-life run time of 38 minutes.

Other things to know: Lacks the convenient, versatile attachments that our top picks have for cleaning fur off upholstery, dusting shelves, or reaching into crannies. Weak one-year warranty. Non-replaceable battery.

Read our review of the best cordless stick vacuum.

Roborock Q5 Robot Vacuum — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $260; street price: $360

What we like: Our also-great pick is a super-smart robot vacuum. Out-performs our top pick in mapping skills and battery life. App is easy to understand. Excels at cleaning low-and medium-pile carpet and hard floors.

Other things to know: No self-emptying charging station (see the "plus" model). Our top pick cleans thick rugs better. Not as durable or repairable as Roomba robot vacuums. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best robot vacuum.

Black+Decker 16V Max Lithium DustBuster Hand Vacuum CHV1410L — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $40; street price: $55

What we like: Budget handheld vacuum pick. Perfect for quick, easy cleanups. Comfortable to handle. Convenient vertical charging base. About 10 minute battery life. Swing-out combo brush comes in handy.

Other things to know: Doesn't clean upholstery very effectively. Lacks a hose or pivoting nozzle. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best handheld vacuum.

Bissell CrossWave Pet Pro Mop-Vacuum — Top PickAmazon deal price: $209; street price: $290

What we like: One of our top picks for best mop-vacuum combo. Better at cleaning range of messes than other options. Strong suction. Will last longer than cordless models. Can control how much cleaning liquid is dispensed. Pet-centric brushes and detergent, plus a strainer for easy cleanup.

Other things to know: Requires plugging in to an outlet. Very similar to the standard CrossWave, but slightly better at picking up hair. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best mop-vacuum combo.

iRobot Roomba i4 EVO Robot Vacuum — Top PickAmazon deal price: $200; street price: $250

What we like: One of our top robot vacuum picks. Better than competitors at getting pet hair out of rugs. Nimble navigation system helps consistently and thoroughly clean spaces large and small. Durable (and repairable) construction.

Other things to know: Doesn't work quite as fast as some competing models. Privacy concerns have been raised by some after Amazon's acquisition of iRobot. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best robot vacuum.

Roborock Q5+ Robot Vacuum — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $400; street price: $600

What we like: Our also-great pick for robot vacuums. Bests our top picks for battery life, app use, mapping performance, and voice command response to Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Large bin. Excels at cleaning low- and medium-pile carpets and hard floors.

Other things to know: Unlike standard Q5, comes with charging station that empties debris into a disposable bag. Our top pick cleans thick rugs better. Not as durable or repairable as Roomba models. New low when you use code PDQ5PLUS. Buying from Amazon requires a Prime membership for the deal price.

Read our review of the best robot vacuum.

iRobot Roomba 692 Robot Vacuum — Pick VariantAmazon deal price: $165; street price: $280

What we like: Part of Roomba's 600 series, like our budget pick. Same strong cleaning performance, especially on rugs. Dual brush and dirt detection. Adds Wi-Fi remote control and minor aesthetic changes.

Other things to know: Down to a new low price. Sturdier than other bump-and-run vacuums. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best robot vacuums.

You’ll find a host of mediocre gaming deals advertised during Prime Day. But our deals and gaming experts have a high bar for what they actually think is worth your money. Below find some their favorites, and check out our gaming deals page for even more.

PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller for Xbox — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $25; street price: $38

What we like: Our budget pick best PC gaming controller. Compatible with the Xbox console lineup. Takes advantage of Windows and Steam controller support. Analog sticks and buttons comfortable for hours-long gaming. Good audio quality from headset jack. Also our best pick for gaming accessibility needs.

Other things to know: Wired, so you'll be tethered. Slightly (but not much) cheaper hand feel than official Xbox controller. Deal price only available in select colors.

Read our review of the best PC gaming controller.

Tomtoc Nintendo Switch Slim Case for Switch OLED — Pick AccessoryAmazon deal price: $19; street price: $27

What we like: Fits the Switch OLED like a glove. Slim and lightweight. Easy-to-use zippers. Durable. Cushioned hard-shell design provides excellent protection. Ten game cartridge slots.

Other things to know: Not much space for other accessories like cables. Best deal available in black and white.

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

Tomtoc Ultra Slim Case for Nintendo Switch Lite — Top PickAmazon deal price: $16; street price: $20

What we like: Our pick for the best slim case for the Nintendo Switch Lite. Holds up to eight game cards. Tough enough to withstand plenty of abuse.

Other things to know: No storage pouch for small accessories like headphones and microSD cards. First deal we’ve seen since 2019. Available in select colors.

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

HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 Gaming Headset — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $35; street price: $50

What we like: Our budget gaming-headset pick. Punches above its price point. Clear, balanced sound at any volume. Best microphone of all our picks. Comfortable, replaceable earcups. Auto-mutes when mic is swiveled upward. Compatible with all consoles.

Other things to know: Feels cheaper than our other picks. Non-removable cable and microphone. New low price.

Read our review of the best gaming headsets.

Logitech G305 Lightspeed Gaming Mouse — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $30; street price: $40

What we like: Another good wireless option from our guide to the best gaming mouse. Similar in size, shape, and button placement to current budget pick. Great for people with smaller hands. Connects only via USB dongle.

Other things to know: Prime membership required. Lowest price we’ve seen since last Prime day. Available in select colors.

Read our review of the best gaming mouse.

Epomaker TH80 Pro Compact Mechanical Keyboard — Top PickAmazon deal price: $72 with Prime membership; street price: $90

What we like: Our top 75%-size pick for compact mechanical keyboard. Provides best typing experience with the extra features we value: RGB, hot-swap, wireless, physical knob, and programmability.

Other things to know: Thick PBT keycaps, lubricated stabilizers, sturdy plastic cases make for excellent typing feel. Variety of switches available. Comes with keycaps for Windows and Mac. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best compact mechanical keyboards and our roundup of Prime Day gaming deals.

Asus ROG Gladius III Gaming Mouse — Former PickAmazon deal price: $45; street price: $80

What we like: A former pick for the best gaming mouse. Easy access for customizing or repairs. Includes spare set of replacement switches and small tweezer tool. Decently comfortable for most hand sizes. Lightweight without feeling cheap.

Other things to know: Other sculpted mouse picks more comfortable to use. Lacks switch for ratcheted and smooth scrolling. Fewer buttons than our top picks. Might be too light for some. Clip the on-page coupon.

Read our review of the best gaming mouse.

Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty (Playstation) — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $40; street price: $60

What we like: A staff favorite. Chinese fantasy action role-playing game with a soap opera-esque story. Impeccable speed and maneuverability for faster combat. Supports cooperative multiplayer.

Other things to know: Physical copy available at $40 from Amazon.

Read our review of other video games we’re playing and loving.

Prime Day generally has some decent deals on audio equipment. We’ve curated some of our favorites below, and even more on our headphones and earbuds deals page.

Angels Horn H019 Record Player — Our PickAmazon deal price: $184; street price: $230

What we like: Our all-in-one pick from our guide to the best record player. Combines record player, speakers, and amplification. Clearer and fuller sound than most other all-in-one options.

Other things to know: Speakers can stream audio from Bluetooth sources. Solid construction. Audio-Technica AT3600L phono cartridge. Small amount of setup. Easy-to-follow instructions. No built-in radio or CD player.

Read our review of the best turntables and record players.

Focusrite Vocaster Two USB Audio Interface — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $150; street price: $220

What we like: Our USB audio interface pick for podcasting. Bluetooth interface. Automatic gain setting. Voice-enhancement modes. Headphone outputs for a host and a guest.

Other things to know: Digital recording resolution only 24/48. Pricey in comparison to other options.

Read our review of the best USB audio interface.

Tonor K20 Wireless Karaoke Machine — Top PickAmazon deal price: $247; street price: $290

What we like: Our top pick for the best karaoke machine. Best-sounding wireless microphones of all we tested. Wireless range of around 100 feet. Built-in LED light show. Disco ball on top. All the audio connections you’re likely to need. Built-in audio-recording feature.

Other things to know: Doesn’t come song library—you’ll need Wi-Fi connection and a screen to access YouTube (or some other service) for music and lyrics.

Read our review of the best karaoke machines.

Edifier Stax Spirit S3 Bluetooth Headphones — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $320; street price: $400

What we like: Our pick for the best-sounding, sub-$500 Bluetooth headphones. Provides the convenience of Bluetooth while prioritizing sound quality. Quick-charge feature gets you 11 hours of playback after 10 minutes.

Other things to know: Have to be powered on to work, but have epic 80-hour battery life. Lack water resistance and noise cancellation. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best Bluetooth wireless headphones.

Jabra Enhance Plus Hearing Augmenting Earbuds — Our PickAmazon deal price: $608; street price: $800

What we like:Our favorite earbud-style over-the-counter hearing aid. Best used as earbuds that can be tuned to accommodate for hearing loss and occasionally serve to augment your hearing. Perform wonderfully as earbuds and okay as hearing aids.

Other things to know: Only a 10-hour battery life. Solely compatible with iOS devices. Available in black and beige.

Read our review of the best over-the-counter hearing aids and other hearing solutions.

Denon DP-400 Turntable — Former PickAmazon deal price: $400; street price: $500

What we like: A former top pick that we still recommend. Sounds fantastic. Comes with built-in phono stage (to amplify and equalize sound from vinyl). Easy to update the phono cartridge. Lots of convenient features. Very attractive with a clean, simple design.

Other things to know: Dust cover must be completely removed when playing a record and replaced when you’re done (a polarizing feature some testers disliked). Available in black or white.

Read our review of the best turntables and record players.

Loop Experience Earplugs — Top PickAmazon deal price: $24; street price: $30

What we like: Our top pick for hearing protection at the occasional concert, club, or sporting event. Offers the best noise protection of any non-custom ear plugs we tested. Comfortable, universal fit. Discreet design.

Other things to know: Blocks out noise without muffling sound. Available in four colors. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best earplugs for concerts.

Denon AVR-S570BT AV Receiver — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $254; street price: $350

What we like: Our budget pick for best AV receiver. Simple to set up and use. Supports 4K, 8K, or high dynamic range video. Offers four HDMI inputs that all have HDMI 2.1 compatibility, so it works well for gamers.

Other things to know: Can power only five speakers. Only streams music over Bluetooth, not Wi-Fi–based platforms like AirPlay 2. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best AV receiver for most people.

Moondrop Quarks Wired Earbuds — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $13; street price: $15

What we like: Our pick for the best cheap wired earbuds. Excellent sound quality for the price. Feels sturdy. Three-button remote and mic on the cable.

Other things to know: Comes in both a microphone and non-microphone version. Lacks any waterproof rating. One-year warranty. This is a recurring deal price.

Read our review of the best earbuds under $50.

Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 3 Portable Bluetooth Speaker — Top PickAmazon deal price: $70; street price: $85

What we like: Our top pick for the best portable Bluetooth speaker. Longer Bluetooth range (130 feet) than previous generations. 14-hour battery life. Waterproof and dust-proof. Can pair speakers together for stereo sound.

Other things to know: Still uses a Micro-USB jack for charging. Only minor upgrades from the version 2 Wonderboom, and is visually much the same. Available in select colors.

Read our review of the best portable Bluetooth speaker.

Shure MV5 USB Microphone — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $79; street price: $99

What we like: Our pick for a more portable USB mic. Delivers great sound. Our audio experts all liked this model. When unscrewed from its stand, the mic is about the size and shape of a billiard ball.

Other things to know: Doesn’t have the additional sound-pickup patterns that our top pick does. First discount in over a year, but street price has increased drastically since we last posted a deal.

Read our review of the best USB microphone.

Marshall Woburn II Bluetooth Speaker — Upgrade PickAmazon deal price: $350; street price: $430

What we like: Our upgrade pick for the best home Bluetooth speaker. Has dual woofers that produce powerful bass and a sound that’s more robust than our other picks. Convenient, top-mounted volume, bass, and treble controls that make it easy to adjust the sound.

Other things to know: Much pricier and about three times the size of our top pick. Rare deal for Prime members. Available in black.

Read our review of the best home Bluetooth speaker.

Blue Yeti USB Microphone — Top PickAmazon deal price: $80; street price: $100

What we like: Longtime top pick. Produces clear, rich-sounding recordings. Versatile and solidly built. Doesn't require external software. Full functionality with included USB-A cord. Great audio for the price.

Other things to know: A bit heavy to move around. Difficult to attach to shock mounts and microphone arms.

Read our review of the best USB microphone.

Anker Soundcore Space Q45 Noise-Cancelling Headphones — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $100; street price: $150

What we like: An affordable, good (but not great) sounding option from our noise-cancelling headphones guide. Better low sound reduction than our current budget pick. Customizable EQ and ANC level with a hear-through mode.

Other things to know: High street price disqualified this pair from being our budget pick, but still good for connecting to in-flight entertainment via cable. Noise cancellation is not as good as that of our top pick. Fit best suited for larger heads.

Read our review of the best noise-cancelling headphones.

Creative Pebble Pro Computer Speakers — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $55; street price: $60

What we like: Our budget pick for best computer speakers. Huge upgrade from built-in laptop speakers, but not nearly as good as you can get from our pricier picks. Great for people who don't want to spend more than $100. The grapefruit-size speakers power through computer USB port.

Other things to know: Equipped with 3.5 mm analog input and Bluetooth. Multicolored lighting can be toggled off.

Read our review of the best computer speakers.

Klipsch SPL-120 Subwoofer — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $400; street price: $500

What we like: A model we speak well of in our guide to the best high-performance subwoofer. Praised for its clear and well-defined bass tones.

Other things to know: Expert-approved at this price.

Read our review of the best high-performance subwoofer.

Linsoul Tin HiFi T4 — Runner-Upamazon deal price: $79; street price: $100

What we like: Our runner-up wired earbuds pick. Offers good sound, impressive build quality, and a strong and detachable cable. Includes six pairs of silicone or rubber ear tips and one pair of foam tips.

Other things to know: Comes with a carrying case. Sound is less open and spacious than our top pick.

Read our review of the best wired earbuds.

Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II — Our PickAmazon deal price: $237; street price: $300

What we like: Our pick for the best in-ear noise-cancelling headphones. Bluetooth 5.3 capability. Reduces a wide range of frequencies. ANC and hear-through mode customizable in app. Comfortable stabilizing wings. Solid touch-based controls.

Other things to know: Only 6 hours of battery life. Buds themselves are a bit large. Some may find in-ear wings uncomfortable over long periods of use. Deal only available on select colors.

Read our review of the best noise-cancelling headphones.

Kidwill Wireless Bluetooth Karaoke Microphone — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $17; street price: $20

What we like: An inexpensive way to create a karaoke experience at home. Battery lasts for several hours. Fun white elephant gift for kids or adults.

Other things to know: Connects to a music source via Bluetooth or a 3.5-mm audio cable. Not a pick in our guide to karaoke machines.

Read our review of the best Wirecutter-approved white elephant gifts under $25.

Tribit MoveBuds H1 Wireless Earbuds — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $72; street price: $90

What we like: Our also great pick for best workout headphones. 15-hour battery life. Offers high IPX8 water-resistance rating and a hear-through mode. Package includes six different sizes of ear tips.

Other things to know: Lacks the active noise cancellation and voice-activation capabilities of our pricier picks. One-year warranty. Lightning deal.

Read our review of the best workout headphones.

Angels Horn AT-3600L with 2 Bookshelf Speakers — Pick VariantAmazon deal price: $200; street price: $250

What we like: A variant of our pick for best all-in-one record player. This model's speaker configuration has more stereo separation. Wood-finish top, metal platter, and sturdy, adjustable tonearm.

Other things to know: Lacks built-in radio or CD player. Plays 33 rpm and 45 rpm records but not 78 rpm records. Lightning deal. Deal exclusive to Prime members.

Read our review of the best turntables and record players.

Jabra Elite 7 Active Wireless Earbuds — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $100; street price: $140

What we like: Another good option from our guide to workout headphones. A good wireless earbud for those who don't like the feel of stabilizing wings or over-the-ear hooks. IP57 water-resistance rating. Decent eight hour battery life.

Other things to know: No wings or hooks included. Those with small ear canals may find them less stable in-ear. High-pitched voices can sound harsh over phone calls. Mediocre noise-cancellation. Dual-device connectivity can cause hiccups. Deal available in navy. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best workout headphones.

Sony α6600 Vlogging Camera — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $1000; street price: $1400

What we like: Our vlogging camera pick that offers the best image quality for the money. Can shoot 4K video and slow-motion. Has a flip-up screen, and you can use it with any number of E-mount lenses from Sony and third-party manufacturers.

Other things to know: Larger and far more expensive than our other picks. Really only for vloggers who have gotten their process down. Body only.

Read our review of the best vlogging cameras and gear.

DJI Air 2S Drone (Fly More Combo) — Our PickAmazon deal price: $1040; street price: $1300

What we like: Our pick for best photo and video drone. High quality, gimbaled camera can capture 5.4K video at 30 frames per second. Stable even in moderate winds. Automated obstacle avoidance and preprogrammed flight modes greatly reduce risk of crashing. Easy to fold and stow away.

Other things to know: Lacks the side sensors the Mavic 3 provides. Controller doesn't have a built-in screen. 2-year warranty. Long 31-minute battery life. Bundle includes two extra batteries.

Read our review of the best drones for photos and video.

Canon Selphy CP1500 Instant Photo Printer — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $98; street price: $130

What we like: The best instant printer for larger prints. Prints on 5-by-6-inch glossy paper. Largest, sharpest, most color accurate prints of any portable photo printer we tested.

Other things to know: Removable paper tray accounts for seven inches of depth to printer. Lowest price we've seen.

Read our review of the best instant photo printer.

Fujifilm Instax Mini 12 Instant Camera — Top PickAmazon deal price: $70; street price: $80

What we like: Our new top pick for the best instant camera. Fun and simple to use. Takes good-looking wallet-sized photos for 60¢ per print. Compact body feels durable. Three easy-to-use settings: on, off, and close-up (for selfies). Built-in automatic flash and selfie mirror.

Other things to know: First-time deal. Photos aren’t perfectly sharp, but still have that classic look we love. Requires two AA batteries that will last about 100 shots. Price reflects in-cart at Target.

Read our review of the best instant camera.

Fujifilm Instax Mini Film (120-pack) — Pick AccessoryAmazon deal price: $68; street price: $81

What we like: Film for our top pick instant print camera. Prints come out to approximately 56¢ apiece. 3.4 by 2.1 inches (with borders).

Other things to know: Compatible with all Instax Mini model cameras. Film has a white border.

Read our review of the best instant camera.

DJI Air 2S Drone (Fly More Combo) — Our PickBest Buy deal price: $1040; street price: $1300

What we like: Our top photo and video drone pick. High quality, gimbaled 5.4K camera. Stable even in moderate winds. Automated obstacle avoidance and preprogrammed flight modes greatly reduce risk of crashing. Easy to fold and stow away. Impressive 31-minute battery life.

Other things to know: Lacks the side sensors of our upgrade pick. Controller doesn't have a built-in screen. Two-year warranty. Bundle includes two extra batteries, three extra propellers, a filters set, battery charging hub, battery-to-power bank adapter and shoulder bag.

Read our review of the best drones for photos and video.

Vantrue N4 Dash Cam — Top PickAmazon deal price: $182 with Prime membership; street price: $240

What we like: Our top pick for the best dash cam. Delivers crisp, super-high-resolution 2160p footage day or night. Compact and relatively unobtrusive. Includes a 12-volt car charger. Has front-facing, interior, and rear-facing cameras. 24-hour parked-car monitoring to catch hit-and-run perpetrators.

Other things to know: Not suitable for sub-freezing temperatures. Lacks app connectivity to view and download video remotely. Lowest price we've seen this year.

Read our review of the best dash cam.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Android Phone (256 GB) — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $850; street price: $1200

What we like: An also-great Android phone pick. Biggest, brightest screen of any smartphone you can buy. S Pen (included) great for taking notes and drawing. Best build quality of any Android phone we’ve tested.

Other things to know: Best camera hardware in a phone. 200-megapixel primary lens. 20x periscope zoom. Expensive—only buy it on sale. Available in the 256 GB size.

Read our review of the best Android phones.

Google Pixel 7a (Unlocked, 128 GB) — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $450; street price: $500

What we like: Our budget-pick Android phone. Better display and improved cameras versus Pixel 6a predecessor. Same Tensor G2 processor as flagship Pixel 7. Solid battery life and wireless charging.

Other things to know: Pricier than Google's typical budget phones. Back is recycled plastic instead of Gorilla Glass.

Read our review of the best Android phones.

Google Pixel 7 Pro (Unlocked, 128 GB) — Upgrade PickAmazon deal price: $650; street price: $800

What we like: Our upgrade pick for best Android phone. Excellent software and five years of update support. Versus the base-model Pixel 7, offers larger OLED screen, higher resolution and refresh rate, more expansive 5G support, and 5x telephoto camera.

Other things to know: Significantly pricier than the Pixel 7, but still cheaper than the competition. Size can be ungainly, even if you have large hands. Lowest price we've seen for the 128 GB model.

Read our review of the best Android phones.

Google Pixel 7 (Unlocked, 128 GB) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $500; street price: $560

What we like: Our top pick for the best Android smartphone. Offers the best version of Android, with guaranteed security updates through fall 2027. Best Android smartphone camera we’ve ever tested. Excellent build quality and costs about half as much as Samsung’s Galaxy S22 Ultra.

Other things to know: Not many negatives, but no optical-zoom camera and fast-charging speeds are underwhelming. Comes with 128 GB internal storage.

Read our review of the best Android phones.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Android Phone (128 GB) — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $600; street price: $750

What we like: Also Great pick among Android phones. 6.1-inch OLED display looks even better than the top-pick Pixel 7's. Compact frame and smaller screen make it easier to carry. Excellent build quality. Five-year software update commitment.

Other things to know: Lacks the advanced camera array of the Ultra model, but still shoots better photos than anything else that isn’t a Pixel. Battery lasts a day, but only just. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best Android phones.

Anker PowerExpand 8-in-1 USB-C PD 10Gbps Data Hub — Top PickAmazon deal price: $50; street price: $75

What we like: Our top USB hub pick. HDMI port supports 4K video signal at 60 Hz. Offers most connectors people need. Powerful enough to leave at your desk full-time. Small enough to use on the go.

Other things to know: The two USB-A ports sit very close together. Gets hot during use—not dangerously so. Price high since 2021 chip shortage, but still our top pick.

Read our review of the best USB hubs.

Xgimi MoGo 2 Mini Portable Projector — Our PickAmazon deal price: $300; street price: $400

What we like: One version of our top portable projector pick (if you don't need 1080P). Compact form and built-in streaming. Support for Bluetooth audio, and a USB-C charging port. Built-in speakers perform well. Minimal fan noise.

Other things to know: Lacks a built-in battery. Black levels could be better. Not intended for high-def movie watching or gaming. Can’t turn off the HDR function when using built-in Android TV streaming apps.

Read our review of the best portable mini projector.

Anker 10-Port 60W USB 3.0 Hub — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $48; street price: $60

What we like: Our USB hub pick if you need to plug a lot of accessories into the older-standard USB-A port. Has seven upward-facing USB-A 3.1 Gen 1 data ports with a helpful LED activity indicator for each and three 12-watt (2.4-amp) power ports just for charging. Aesthetically inoffensive.

Other things to know: Only ships with one USB-A-to-USB-B cable.

Read our review of the best USB hubs.

SanDisk Extreme Pro 3.2 USB Flash Drive (1 TB) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $90; street price: $160

What we like: By far the fastest drive we tested for transferring data to and from a computer. Solid metal case. Handy LED activity light. Retractable USB-A head.

Other things to know: Lacks a protective cap from retracted USB head. May not have the fastest speeds for small file sizes. Too large for a semi-permanent expandable storage option. Limited lifetime warranty. 1 TB storage. Deal exclusive to Prime members.

Read our review of the best USB flash drives.

Anker PowerExpand+ 7-in-1 USB-C PD Media Hub — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $26; street price: $35

What we like: Our budget pick for the best USB hub. Good if you don’t have a 4K monitor. Two USB-A ports. USB-C port. USB-C PD port. HDMI port. 85 watt charging pass-through. SD and microSD card slots.

Other things to know: Ports are a little slower than those of our top pick. No Ethernet port. Produces only a 30 Hz refresh rate with 4K monitor.

Read our review of the best USB hubs.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ Android Tablet (128 GB) — Upgrade PickAmazon deal price: $600; street price: $800

What we like: Our upgrade pick for the best Android tablet. Fast, sleek, and feature-packed. 12.4-inch OLED screen is even sharper and brighter than that of our top pick. S Pen stylus included.

Other things to know: 1752×2800 resolution. 120 Hz refresh rate. Samsung promises updates through Spring 2026. When not on sale, we think most people should just get an iPad. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best Android tablets.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 (128 GB) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $500; street price: $800

What we like: The 11-inch LCD screen that's sharp and bright, and has a smooth, 120 Hz refresh rate. The 8,000 mAh battery will run for the better part of a week. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor can handle even the most demanding games.

Other things to know: Samsung’s software can be a little confusing. Samsung promises system updates through spring 2026.

Read our review of the best Android tablets.

Google Pixel Watch (Wi-Fi) — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $250; street price: $350

What we like: Smaller, stylish Also Great pick for best Android smartwatch. Sleek, compact design. Refined interface. Comfortable fit. Robust IP68 dust- and water-resistance rating.

Other things to know: Low battery capacity—about a one-day runtime. Only one screen size: 41 mm. Health tracking is limited compared to other picks. Best deal we've seen. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best smartwatch for Android phones.

Samsung Galaxy Watch5 (40 mm) — Our PickAmazon deal price: $160; street price: $240

What we like: Our top pick smartwatch for Android phones. Uses Google’s latest Wear OS 3 software. Simple aluminum case and OLED touchscreen. Offers health tracking, ECG, SpO2, and stress analysis.

Other things to know: Lacks a rotating bezel. Non-Samsung phones may have limited access to certain functions. Deal price is for 40 mm size. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best smartwatch for Android phones.

Tile Slim Bluetooth Tracker — Our PickAmazon deal price: $24 with Prime membership; street price: $32

What we like: Our pick for best Bluetooth tracker for Android users. Thinnest tracker available. Offers all the benefits of the Tile network.

Other things to know: Has a shorter ranger and lacks a replaceable battery. Comes with one year warranty which covers accidental damage. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best Bluetooth tracker.

Tile Mate Bluetooth Tracker (2022) — Our PickAmazon deal price: $18 with Prime membership; 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 keychain loop.

Other things to know: No replaceable battery (Tile promises a 3-year effective working lifespan). Worse short-range precision than Apple AirTags. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best Bluetooth tracker.

Wacom Intuos Drawing Tablet — Top PickAmazon deal price: $40; street price: $50

What we like: The most compatible, customizable, and precise graphics tablet that beginners can get for less than $100. Our top pick comes with Corel Painter Essentials 8 for drawing and painting and Corel AfterShot Pro 3 for photo editing.

Other things to know: 6-by-3.7-inch drawing area and connects via USB. Only has four tablet keys, fewer than other tablets in this price range.

Read our review of the best drawing tablets for beginners.

Lexar Professional 1066x microSD Card (512 GB) — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $40; street price: $50

What we like: A moderately fast option from our guide to the best microSD cards. Fast enough for 4K video on action cameras, game systems, or tablets.

Other things to know: A few MB/s slower than our top picks, particularly for write speeds. Street price has dropped, but this is still a new low price. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best microSD cards.

Celestron Trailseeker ED (8x42) Binoculars — Runner-UpAmazon deal price: $265; street price: $330

What we like: Our runner-up binoculars pick. A close second to our top pick, with just-as-clear optics, solid construction, and easy-to-use focusing.

Other things to know: Slightly smaller grip than our top pick.

Read our review of the best binoculars for birds, nature, and the outdoors.

Yaktrax ICEtrekkers Diamond Grip Traction System — Our PickAmazon deal price: $35; street price: $46

What we like: Our pick for best ice cleats. Most versatile traction option we found. Great for casual city and occasional trail use. Work with any shoe. Easy to put on and take off.

Other things to know: Spikes less aggressive than on hiking traction devices. Angled points not very big.

Read our review of the best ice cleats for shoes.

Sport-Brella Premiere — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $42; street price: $75

What we like: A long-time recommendation. Features the basic design of a beach umbrella with flaps to block wind and sun. Easily fits two people. Has vents and comes with stakes and sandbags.

Other things to know: The Premiere version of our budget pick. 8-foot size. Deal available in select colors.

Read our review of the best beach umbrella.

Purifyou Premium Glass Water Bottle (22 ounces) — Our PickAmazon deal price: $22; street price: $28

What we like: Our top pick glass water bottle. No plastic touches your water. Made of borosilicate glass. Bottle is housed in a protective silicone sleeve. Cap is metal-lined (not plastic-lined). Functional finger loop.

Other things to know: Won’t keep your water cold for long. Mouth is too narrow to accommodate ice cubes. Deal price is for glow in the dark color.

Read our review of the best water bottles.

Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0 Fire Pit with Ash Pan — Our PickAmazon deal price: $250; street price: $340

What we like: A top pick in our smokeless fire pit guide. Best for moving in and out of storage. Simple and easy to load. Half the weight of our other picks. This model comes with stand and 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. Prime membership required for deal price.

Read our review of the best smokeless fire pits.

RunningSnail MD-090P Emergency Weather Radio — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $29; street price: $36

What we like: Our capable budget pick emergency weather radio. Excellent battery life. Multiple charging options (including a hand-crank generator). Sturdy. Picks up NOAA weather-band radio signals with great reception once you turn it on and tune in.

Other things to know: Doesn’t provide automatic weather alerts. No beeping or flashing to warn of incoming bad weather. A few bucks shy of the lowest price we’ve seen.

Read our review of the best emergency weather radio.

3M 8511 N95 Cool Flow Valve Particulate Respirator (10-pack) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $14; street price: $19

What we like: Our top pick N95 respirator for smoke and dust. Certified to filter 95% of harmful particulate matter. Most comfortable mask for long-term wear we've tested. Seals well against a wide range of face shapes and sizes.

Other things to know: Unfiltered exhalation valve means it does not prevent coronavirus transmission if wearer is contagious. 10-pack.

Read our review of the best respirator mask for smoke and dust.

ThruNite TC15 V3 Rechargeable Flashlight — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $40; street price: $50

What we like: Our rechargeable pick from our guide to the best flashlights. Brighter and longer battery life than our recommended AA models. Includes USB-C charging cord. One-button interface provides instant access to both brightest and dimmest settings. IPX8 waterproof up to two meters.

Other things to know: Charging takes roughly three hours. Can't charge during a power outage unless you have an external battery or power station.

Read our review of the best flashlight.

Tiki Fire Pit — Our PickAmazon deal price: $296; street price: $350

What we like: A top pick from our guide to smokeless fire pits. Easy to clean. Less industrial in appearance than most models. Cover fits well when not in use.

Other things to know: Like all smokeless fire pits, it won’t radiate much heat. Ashtray somewhat flimsy.

Read our review of the best smokeless fire pits.

Vantrue N4 Dash Cam — Top PickAmazon deal price: $182 with Prime membership; street price: $240

What we like: Our top pick for the best dash cam. Delivers crisp, super-high-resolution 2160p footage day or night. Compact and relatively unobtrusive. Includes a 12-volt car charger. Has front-facing, interior, and rear-facing cameras. 24-hour parked-car monitoring to catch hit-and-run perpetrators.

Other things to know: Not suitable for sub-freezing temperatures. Lacks app connectivity to view and download video remotely. Lowest price we've seen this year.

Read our review of the best dash cam.

Rainleaf Microfiber Travel Towel (Large) — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $10; street price: $12

What we like: Our budget pick for travel towels. Lighter than our other picks. Costs far less than our top pick. Antibacterial coating staves off stinkiness.

Other things to know: On the smaller side. Less absorbent and slower to dry than other picks. $10 price occurs semi-regularly. Deal price is for large size.

Read our review of the best packable travel towels.

EaseGave Laptop Bag (15.6-Inch) — Our PickAmazon deal price: $40; street price: $50

What we like: Our pick for faux leather laptop tote bag. Cheapest bag we recommend, yet doesn’t skimp on durability, overall design, or features. Handles and messenger strap both adjustable.

Other things to know: Heavy and stiff; few will mistake polyurethane leather exterior for real leather. Polyester interior is rough. Maximum laptop size of 15 inches.

Read our review of the best laptop tote bags.

Reef Draftsmen Flip-flops — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $49; street price: $70

What we like: Staff-favorite flip-flops we recommend as a great gift for Father's Day. Supportive, well made, and comfortable. Grippy, rubber sole with a hidden bottle opener in it.

Other things to know: Available in two colors.

Read our review of the best Father's Day gifts.

Eedor Women’s Non Slip Low Cut Socks (3-Pairs) — Our PickAmazon deal price: $10; street price: $12

What we like: Our no-show socks pick for loafers and other deep-cut shoes. Thin and stretchy. The only socks we tested that were low enough to hide beneath a deep-cut loafer and didn’t squeeze, pinch, slip, or make our feet sweat.

Other things to know: Only available in women’s sizes 5 to 10. Aren’t low enough to vanish beneath shoes similar to a ballet flat. Not as comfortable as our other picks. Not a significant discount but some colors and sizes are as low as $8.

Read our review of the best no-show socks.

Much like American poet Walt Whitman, our ebook-reader picks also contain multitudes—of books, that is. Say goodbye to library checkout limits and stressing over your ever-growing TBR (to be read) list, and check out this Amazon Prime Day Kindle deal instead:

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Kids eBook Reader (11th generation, 16 GB) — Top PickDeal price: $105 for Prime members; street price: $140

What we like: Our top ebook-reader pick for most people. Crisp, easy-to-read text and clear images. Side-lit screen provides even illumination for low-light situations. Adjustable color temperature. Waterproof with included cover.

Other things to know: Identical to the standard model, but has a longer two-year warranty and no ads. Lowest price we’ve seen for the 16 GB size. Deal exclusively for Amazon Prime members. On sale in select colors.

Read our review of the best ebook reader.

Amazon Kindle eBook Reader (2022) — Upcoming PickAmazon deal price: $65; street price: $90

What we like: Our upcoming new top pick for the best ebook reader. Amazon’s most affordable Kindle. 6-inch screen upgraded with a higher pixel density for sharper text. USB-C charging.

Other things to know: Amazon’s well-stocked store of ebooks continues to remain its biggest selling point, as is the ease of checking out library books via Libby and sending them directly to a Kindle. First-time deal for the model with lockscreen ads-supported. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best ebook reader.

Prime Day promises some notable discounts on Amazon devices like smart displays and speakers, so this is a great time to save whether you’re new to the Alexa ecosystem or looking to fortify your smart-home setup. Read on for the best deals we’ve found so far:

Amazon Echo Show 8 (2nd Generation) — Our PickDeal price: $60 for Prime members; street price: $90

What we like: Our top pick for the best Amazon Alexa smart display. Crisp eight-inch touch display is big enough for viewing videos. Convenient smart-home controls. Includes a 13-megapixel camera for video calling (including Zoom).

Other things to know: Nice for new users and those already invested in the Alexa ecosystem. User interface can be frustrating at times and more limited recipe choices compared to Google devices. New low price. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best smart display.

Echo Dot (5th Gen) with Clock + Sengled Smart Color LED Bulb — Also GreatDeal price: $30 for Prime members; street price: $55

What we like: A camera-free Amazon Alexa smart speaker for nightstands. Jam-packed with the same features as the regular model, but with an added small screen that can show the time and weather. Sounds good enough for any casual Alexa user to enjoy music and voice commands.

Other things to know: Includes a free color smart LED light bulb. Amazon Prime membership required for the deal price.

Read our review of the best Alexa smart speakers.

Amazon Echo Show 5 Smart Display (3rd Gen) — Also GreatDeal price: $45 for Prime members; street price: $55

What we like: The newest generation of our smaller Amazon Alexa smart-display pick. Ideal for nightstands or bathroom counters. Able to play music, check weather, and communicate with other smart-home devices. Display auto-dims based on lighting conditions.

Other things to know: Small 5.5-inch screen. Currently being tested by our writers. Amazon promises bigger sound with this model. Not as loud as our more expensive main picks. Comes with camera lens cover. Deal is only available for Prime members.

Read our review of the best smart display.

Amazon Echo (4th Gen) Smart Speaker — Our PickDeal price: $55 for Prime members; street price: $90

What we like: Our Amazon Alexa smart-speaker pick for music. Compatible with most smart-home devices. Better sound quality than previous models. Excellent at hearing commands. Answers queries and plays music from various streaming services.

Other things to know: Good for casual listening, but not audiophile-level. Older model at this point—a new generation hasn’t been announced yet. Deal exclusively for Prime members.

Read our review of the best Alexa smart speakers.

Amazon Echo Buds (2nd Gen) Wireless Earbuds — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $65 (Prime membership required); street price: $100

What we like: Good wireless Bluetooth earbud option if you want to access Alexa hands-free. Best for die-hard Amazon fans. Average noise cancellation.

Other things to know: Comes with a wired charging case in lieu of a wireless case. A new cheaper version is available but features an open design. Might be a little large for smaller ears. Limited controls. Five-hour battery life isn't great. Exclusive for Prime members.

Read our review of the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds.

Ring Alarm 14-Piece Home Security System Kit (2nd Generation) — Our PickDeal price: $198 for Prime members; street price: $300

What we like: Our home security system pick if you don’t need a mesh network or professional monitoring. Easy to use. Works with Amazon Alexa and with other Ring devices. Offers 24/7 monitoring and 24/7 customer service. Large selection of compatible add-ons.

Other things to know: Optional Ring Protect Pro monitoring plan costs $20 per month. Kit includes one base station, two keypads, eight contact sensors, two motion detectors, and one range extender. Amazon Prime membership required for deal.

Read our review of the best home security system.

Ring Alarm Pro Home Security (8-Piece) — Top PickDeal price: $210 for Prime members; street price: $300

What we like: Our top pick for the best home security system. Built-in Eero Wi-Fi 6 router. Works with almost every type of add-on. Kit includes a base station, a keypad, four contact sensors, a motion detector, and an alarm range extender.

Other things to know: Provides internet backup—for a fee ($20 per month or $200 per year). Extra add-ons available for purchase separately. Deal requires Amazon Prime membership.

Read our review of the best home security system.

Ring Stick Up Cam Plug-In — Our PickDeal price: $60 for Prime members; street price: $85

What we like: Our pick for the best corded outdoor Wi-Fi security camera. Powered by an included weather-resistant cord. Captures crisp, 1080p video with a 130-degree view, as well as two-way audio.

Other things to know: Ring Protect Basic subscription required ($4 per month, $40 per year) to store recordings for up to 60 days and to enable features such as person alerts and thumbnail-enhanced smartphone notifications. New low price. Deal requires Amazon Prime membership.

Read our review of the best outdoor security camera.

Ring Alarm 8-Piece Home Security System Kit (2nd Generation) — Our Pick

Amazon deal price: $150; street price: $250

What we like: Our top pick for an easy-to-use DIY security system. Works with Amazon Alexa and other Ring devices. Offers 24/7 monitoring and 24/7 customer service. Large selection of compatible add-ons.

Other things to know: Optional Ring Protect Pro monitoring plan is $20 per month. Includes one base station, one keypad, four contact sensors, one motion detectors, and one range extender. Deal exclusive for Prime members.

Read our review of the best home security system.

Amazon Fire HD 8 Tablet (12th Generation) — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $55 with Prime membership; street price: $85

What we like: Our budget pick for best Android tablet. Surprisingly great for the price. Best suited to watching Amazon Prime videos and other Amazon content. USB-C charging (finally).

Other things to know: 32 GB storage. Low-resolution 1280 x 800 screen. Doesn’t have access to the Google Play store or any of Google’s apps. Lock-screen displays ads; this can be disabled for an extra $15. New low price for this generation. Prime membership required for deal price.

Read our review of the best Android tablets.

Amazon Smart Thermostat — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $56 with Prime membership; street price: $80

What we like: Our budget smart thermostat pick works well for the price and is widely compatible with most HVAC systems. Simple controls. Scheduling capabilities. Alexa Hunches AI feature learns patterns to make custom suggestions. Compatible with Amazon Alexa devices.

Other things to know: Less sophisticated than our other picks, with no compatible remote sensors. Street price has risen from $60 to $80 since beginning of 2023. For Amazon Prime members only.

Read our review of the best smart thermostat.

Where Should We Begin – A Game of Stories — Our PickAmazon deal price: $32; street price: $40

What we like: A great pick for an anniversary gift. Smartly designed card game. Helps encourage conversation. Fun for new couples or those married for decades.

Other things to know: Can even be great to play with friends and strangers. Comes with 250 prompts.

Read our review of the best anniversary gifts for any relationship.

Summoner Wars Board Game — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $35; street price: $48

What we like: A fun battling card game we recommend. As tactically deep and interesting as more elaborate war games we tested, but easier to learn and set up.

Other things to know: Feels like a mix of Dungeons & Dragons combat and a particularly tricky Legend of Zelda temple block puzzle. Grid occupies a large table space. Lacks in-box organization. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best two-player board games.

Azul Board Game — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $24; street price: $32

What we like: Unique strategy and theme. Players gain points based on tile placement. Easy to play once you master the slightly tricky rules.

Other things to know: It's not interactive. Doesn't prepare players for strategic Eurogames as well as our other adult beginner board game picks.

Read our review of the best beginner board games for adults.

Splendor Duel Board Game — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $24; street price: $30

What we like: Another good two-player board game. Renaissance-themed, resource-collecting game. A more focused version of one of our favorite beginner games.

Other things to know: Quick to learn. Short game time. Balances luck and strategy play. Select store pickup to avoid shipping fees from Walmart.

Read our review of the best two-player board games.

3Doodler Start+ 3D Pen — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $35 with Prime membership; street price: $50

What we like: Our also-great 3D pen pick for kids under 12. Safer and easier to use than our top pick: Both its drawing tip and just-extruded plastic are completely cool to the touch. Contoured handle is comfortable in smaller hands.

Other things to know: Slower than our top 3D pen pick and and has fewer features. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best 3D pen.

Prismacolor Premier Colored Pencils (72-Pack) — Our PickAmazon deal price: $47; street price: $60

What we like: Our top pick for best colored pencils. Perform as effectively as artist-grade pencils for about half the price. Well-made and easy to sharpen. Come in a sturdy metal box.

Other things to know: Pencils can be hard to access within container. May not be right for those who prefer hard lead.

Read our review of the best colored pencils.

Panel Sound Pickleball Paddles — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $36; street price: $46

What we like: Staff favorite pickleball paddles. Grippy handles and rubbery faces absorbs some of the ball's velocity. Set of two.

Other things to know: Comes with four indoor balls, a carrying case, and two cooling towels.

Read our review of the best way to play pickeball at home.

Elenco Snap Circuits Classic Exploration Kit — Pick VariantAmazon deal price: $40; street price: $60

What we like: An electronics kit for kids that's compatible with our runner-up pick. Durable and easy to use. Compatible with Elenco’s extensive Snap Circuits line. A good choice if you’re looking for an expandable electronics kit.

Other things to know: For ages 8 and up. Kids might need some help getting used to the complicated-looking visual instructions. Included projects aren’t exciting for everyone.

Read our review of the best electronics kits for kids and beginners.

Lucky Duck Games Chronicles of Crime Game — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $24; street price: $30

What we like: A criminally good game recommended in our gift guide for teens. Feels like a modern update to Clue. Players work with their friends (or solo) to determine who committed a crime, which weapons were used, and why. Incorporates a smartphone app, QR codes, and virtual reality.

Other things to know: Occasional references to drugs, murder, and sex. Comes with several crimes to solve. Can purchase additional stories in the app or buy an expansion pack.

Read our review of the best gifts for teens.

Insect Lore Butterfly Growing Kit with Voucher — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $18; street price: $25

What we like: A simple-to-use kit recommended in our gift guide for five-year-olds. Lets kids watch the lifecycle of a caterpillar as it transforms into a big, beautiful butterfly.

Other things to know: Great for kids of any age who are interested in bugs. Included voucher for caterpillars allows you to order when the weather is temperate (but there's still a $9 shipping fee). Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best gifts for 5-year-olds.

Enya Nova U Soprano Ukelele — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $40; street price: $50

What we like: Another good option in our guide to the best ukuleles for beginners if you want a rugged, compact uke for traveling. One-piece molded body and neck should withstand much rougher treatment and moisture. Plays and sounds surprisingly good.

Other things to know: Includes sturdy case. The molded plastic frets are the same color as the fingerboard, which makes them hard to see. On sale in black.

Read our review of the best ukulele for beginners.

Celestron SkyMaster 15x70 Binoculars — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $74; street price: $85

What we like: Binoculars made for long distance viewing. The easiest way to catch a closer glimpse of the night sky. Recommended as a simpler, cheaper alternative in our guide to the best telescopes for beginners. Good for those not quite ready to invest in a quality telescope.

Other things to know: Will likely require a separate tripod to hold steady. Not mentioned in our guide to the best binoculars for outdoors and nature but a staff favorite in several gift guides.

Read our review of the best telescopes for beginners.

PetKit Eversweet 2 Water Fountain — Upgrade PickAmazon deal price: $28; street price: $35

What we like: Upgrade pick for best water fountain for cats and dogs. Quietest, cleanest, and most efficient we tested. LED indicates when to change the filter. Stops pumping when water runs low.

Other things to know: Smaller capacity compared to other options. Expensive filters.

Read our review of the best water fountain for cats and dogs.

Mars Coat King Boar Bristle Cat Brush — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $10; street price: $13

What we like: Staff-favorite brush for pets. Gentle. Great for getting pets used to being groomed. Helps loosen tangles. Good for bonding with pet.

Other things to know: Rare discount.

Read about how a Wirecutter vacuum expert with two rabbits and three cats handles all that fur.

Comsun Collapsible Pet Bowl (Set of 2) — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $10; street price: $12

What we like: A staff favorite from our piece about flying with pets. This set of collapsible food and water bowls is portable and convenient.

Other things to know: Sets consists of two sizes--5 inches and 7 inches. Folds flat.

Read our review of the best things to bring when flying with your cat or (small) dog.

Poodle Pet Detangling Pet Comb — Our PickAmazon deal price: $11; street price: $14

What we like: A wide-toothed metal comb we recommend in our piece about how to groom your pets at home. Will remove mats from dogs and cats with thick coats, like Australian shepherds and poodles.

Other things to know: Brushing out your pet’s fur detangles it, removes dirt, and spreads natural oils. Rare deal, Amazon Prime membership required.

Read our review of the perfect DIY at-home grooming kit.

Uproot Cleaner Pro Pet Hair Remover — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $17; street price: $24

What we like: A manual pet hair removal tool we recommend in our car vacuum guide. Removes pet hair from car floor and trunk upholstery. Works better than all the handheld vacuums we tested.

Other things to know: Too rough for clothes and bedding.

Read our review of the best car vacuum.

Wisdom Panel Premium Dog DNA Test — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $110; street price: $130

What we like: The also great pick from our guide to the best dog DNA test. It identifies more AKC-registered breeds than any other kit we tested. Good if you have a mixed-breed dog. Fast turnaround.

Other things to know: Analyzes fewer DNA markers than our top pick, meaning the results may be less accurate.

Read our review of the best dog DNA test.

Embark Breed + Health Kit Dog DNA Test — Top PickAmazon deal price: $127; street price: $160

What we like: Our top pick for a dog DNA test. Comprehensive database of over 350 breeds. Screens for 190 genetic health conditions and traits. Policy of directly contacting pet owners about worrisome results.

Other things to know: Breed results are 95 to 99 percent accurate. No government oversight of the industry, so tests aren't independently verified. Matches lowest price.

Read our review of the best dog DNA test.

MidWest QuietTime Deluxe Ombre Swirl Dog Bed (42-Inch) — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $23; street price: $34

What we like: Our pick for a plush upgrade to the hard floor of your dog’s wire crate. Hefty and has a no-skid bottom. Tufted design ensures it won’t become a lumpy mess out of the wash. Swirl pattern feels cozier than faux fleece.

Other things to know: Not waterproof; liquids can soak all the way through. Machine-washable. Deal for the 42-inch size in gray or mocha.

Read our review of the best dog beds.

Best Friends by Sheri OrthoComfort Deep Dish Cuddler — Our Pick (select colors)Amazon deal price: $17; street price: $24

What we like: Our pick for best bed for large cats and smaller dogs. Incredibly cozy. Easy to wash. Bolstered catcher's mitt design offers extra support.

Other things to know: Nine-inch entry lip may be too tall for pets with mobility issues. 25-pound weight limit. Deal price is for pink sherpa.

Read our review of the best cat beds (according to our cats).

MidWest Deluxe Dog Bed (30-Inch) — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $15; street price: $20

What we like: The 30-inch size of our pick for a plush dog bed. Hefty construction with a no-skid bottom. Tufted design ensures it will hold up after washing.

Other things to know: Not waterproof; liquids can soak all the way through. Machine-washable. Deal is for the 30-inch size in gray only.

Read our review of the best dog beds.

AmazonBasics Dog Waste Bags with Dispenser and Leash Clip (2700-count) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $33; street price: $45

What we like: Our pick for the best dog poop bag. Low-cost. Easy to use. Durable. Comes in huge quantities.

Other things to know: Comes with a plastic dispenser and leash clip. Prime membership required. Add three orders of 900 bags to cart—price automatically reflects at checkout.

Read our review of the best dog poop bags.

Whether The Bear has inspired you to take up cooking or you’re long overdue for a kitchen refresh, now can be a solid chance to save when you are buying appliances and other kitchen gear. These are the best deals our experts have cooked up so far:

Chef’sChoice Trizor XV Knife Sharpener — Top PickAmazon deal price: $111; street price: $150

What we like: Gives the keenest, most consistent edges of any sharpener we tested. Works on almost any kind of knife (but not serrated knives). Reliable, fast, and easy to use. Clever design. Detailed user manual.

Other things to know: Our long-time top knife sharpener pick. An investment, but one we think is worth it.

Read our review of the best knife sharpener.

Brita UltraMax Dispenser — Runner-UpAmazon deal price: $35; street price: $41

What we like: Our runner-up water filter dispenser. Filters as well as our top pick. Holds up to 18 cups of water—great for heavy-use households.

Other things to know: 14.5 inches deep. Comes with a Longlast+ filter. Not as easy to carry to and from the faucet as our top pick. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best water filter pitcher and dispenser.

KitchenAid Metal Food Grinder Attachment — Our PickDeal price: $75; street price: $90

What we like: Our meat grinder pick in our KitchenAid attachments guide. Three different plates for customizing coarseness of the grind. Sturdier than plastic options. Grinder and mixer can withstand prolonged use without issue.

Other things to know: Leaves about an ounce of meat scraps that don’t get pushed through the die. Chill the whole attachment to keep your grind as cold as possible. First deal we’ve seen in 2023.

Read our review of the best KitchenAid attachments.

Cleanblend Blender — Also GreatDeal price: $159; street price: $170

What we like: Our more-powerful blender pick. Strong motor pulverizes seeds and ice to produce some of the silkiest smoothies. Simple and intuitive interface. Comes with a durable Tritan-plastic jar and a tamper.

Other things to know: Speeds aren’t as nuanced as those on our top pick. A five-year warranty only, compared with our other picks’ seven-year warranties. Rarely goes on sale, just a few bucks shy of Black Friday pricing.

Read our review of the best blender.

Tramontina Tri-Ply Base 10-Inch Nonstick Fry Pan — Top PickAmazon deal price: $44; street price: $50

What we like: Our top nonstick pan for induction. Heavy bottom heats up quickly and evenly. Nonstick surface is super slick.

Other things to know: First-time price drop. Cheaper options available in our non-stick pan guide.

Read our review of the best induction cookware.

YouCopia Storemore Adjustable Bakeware Rack — Our PickAmazon deal price: $14; street price: $20

What we like: Our adjustable bakeware rack pick. Very compact. Easy way to organize your baking sheets or cutting boards. Has vinyl feet to prevent sliding.

Other things to know: Features seven adjustable dividers. Deal price available for the white color. Replacement dividers are offered by merchants.

Read our review of the best small kitchen ideas.

KitchenAid Pasta Roller — Pick AccessoryAmazon deal price: $75; street price: $85

What we like: One of our top pick KitchenAid attachments. Simplifies making pasta at home. Automatically rolls pasta dough while you guide it by hand.

Other things to know: Noisier than a manual roller. Should not be cleaned with water, like other pasta rollers.

Read our review of the best KitchenAid attachments.

SodaStream Art Soda Maker Bundle — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $121; street price: $200

What we like: Our also great pick for the best SodaStream model. Vintage-looking design, easy-insert gas canister, and solid seltzer quality. SodaStream’s CO2 canisters are the easiest to purchase and exchange in-store (instead of by mail). Good for those who only want to carbonate water.

Other things to know: Bundle includes two 60L Co2 cylinders, two bottles, and two 40 ml flavor bubly drops. Only works with SodaStream’s Quick Connect cylinders. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best soda maker.

GE Profile Opal 2.0 Countertop Ice Maker with XL Side Tank — Upcoming PickAmazon deal price: $530; street price: $680

What we like: An upcoming pick in our countertop ice maker guide. Makes nugget/pebble ice (similar to what you get at Sonic). XL side tank extends time between refills and magnetically attaches to side of machine.

Other things to know: Nugget ice makes carbonated drinks go flat more quickly. First-time deal.

Read our review of the best countertop ice maker.

Utopia Towels Kitchen Bar Mops (12-Pack) — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $14; street price: $17

What we like: Our budget pick for best kitchen towel. Terry cloth is durable, absorbent, and easily washable. Endured extensive runs through the washer/dryer during testing.

Other things to know: Not the cutest option, but neutral and functional. Measures about 15" x 17" after washing and drying. Deal for a set of 12 white towels.

Read our review of the best kitchen towels.

Cosori Pro LE Air Fryer — Budget PickDeal price: $76; street price: $95

What we like: The best air fryer we've tested in the $100 range. Sleek design with easy-to-use interface. Good performance for price. Large, 5-quart square basket. Loud "shake" reminder.

Other things to know: Like most pod-shaped air fryers, isn't great at cooking evenly. Preprogrammed settings aren't very accurate. Removable tray tends to fall out when transferring food to plate.

Read our review of the best air fryer.

Cosori Original Air Fryer Toaster Oven — Budget PickDeal price: $152; street price: $200

What we like: Our budget pick for the best air fryer toaster oven. Best-performing model we tested under $225. Can 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.

OXO Good Grips Cold Brew Coffee Maker — Top PickDeal price: $41; street price: $52

What we like: Our top pick cold-brew maker. Produced the strongest, boldest, most flavorful coffee of any maker we tested. Easiest to use and clean. Streamlined design and sleek appearance.

Other things to know: Optional paper filters create a smoother result with less silt, but add brew time. Glass carafe is less durable than plastic options.

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

Technivorm Moccamaster KBGV Coffee Maker — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $240; street price: $355

What we like: Our gift pick for a great, long lasting drip coffee maker offers retro simplicity. No settings or timers means the machine isn’t prone to malfunctions. Brews ten cups in under five minutes. Comes in several eye-catching colors. One of our editors has had hers for over a decade.

Other things to know: Not an official pick. Lowest price we've seen in over a year.

Technivorm Moccamaster KBT Coffee Maker — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $227; street price: $329

What we like: A good coffee maker if you're looking for something stylish and relatively compact. Simple interface and long five-year warranty. Unique switch on the filter basket lets you adjust steeping time.

Other things to know: All of our tasters enjoyed its coffee, but not more than the coffee made by our main picks. Not an official Wirecutter pick, but loved by Wirecutter staff nonetheless. Deal is for Prime members.

Read our review of the best drip coffee maker.

Bestinnkits Smart Coffee Set — Our Pick (select colors)Amazon deal price: $30; street price: $38

What we like: Our pick for a simple, inexpensive solution for keeping drinks warm. Small hot plate activates automatically when it senses the weight of a mug. Maintains ideal drinking temperature for hours without scorching.

Other things to know: Works with any heat-safe mug. No temperature-control settings. No smartphone connectivity. On sale in white.

Read our review of the best mug warmers we love for keeping our coffee hot.

AeroPress Coffee and Espresso Maker — Our PickAmazon deal price: $29; street price: $40

What we like: A simple and portable coffee-making solution. Lightweight, compact design produces full-bodied, flavorful coffee in about two minutes. Great for camping, travel, or just a simple cup at home. Easy-to-use. Dishwasher-safe.

Other things to know: Only brews one cup at a time. Lowest price we've seen in over a year.

Read why we love the Aeropress coffee maker.

Whynter ICM-128BPS — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $167; street price: $250

What we like: Another good ice cream maker if you want a slightly smaller compressor model. Makes creamy, smooth, and very fluffy ice cream—the fluffiest of any machine we tested.

Other things to know: Its vegan ice cream can be too icy. On sale in pink.

Read our review of the best ice cream maker.

Homwe Extra Long Professional Silicone Oven Mitt — Top PickAmazon deal price: $13; street price: $16

What we like: Our top pick for best oven mitts. Extra-long cuffs and easy-to-maneuver. Heatproof silicone exterior, comfy cotton lining. Durable, cleanable, and water-resistant.

Other things to know: Includes two mitts. Deal price only available in Aqua.

Read our review of the best oven mitts and pot holders.

Timemore Chestnut C2 Manual Coffee Grinder — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $55; street price: $69

What we like: Our also-great pick for coffee grinders. Easiest to use of all manual models we tested. Grinds quickly and evenly. Great for camping or as a budget option. Grippy surface.

Other things to know: 25-gram capacity makes only about one cup of coffee. Not great for superfine coffee like espresso. 25 gram capacity down to $55 in multiple finishes. 30 gram capacity down to $63.

Read our review of the best coffee grinder.

KitchenAid Full Size Dish Rack — Top PickAmazon deal price: $42; street price: $60

What we like: Our top pick for the best dish rack. Large enough to hold a variety of dishes. Compact footprint. Sturdy steel build. Angled tray effectively drains excess water. Disassembles into three pieces for easy cleaning.

Other things to know: Not dishwasher-safe. Glassware might tip over. Rare user-reported cases of rust. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best dish rack.

Duxtop 9100MC Induction Cooktop (Gold) — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $62; street price: $73

What we like: Our budget portable induction burner pick. Great no-frills machine for a good price. Simple controls ideal for infrequent or tech-averse cooks.

Other things to know: Does not maintain a set heat or temperature as well as other picks. Will have to pay closer attention to cooking and adjust temperature more often. Only black with gold accents color on sale.

Read our review of the best portable induction cooktop.

Cuisinart Frozen Yogurt-Ice Cream & Sorbet Maker (ICE-21) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $50; street price: $70

What we like: Our top pick ice cream maker. Made some of the smoothest and most delicious ice cream in our tests. More affordable than a compressor model. Churns ice cream faster than the competition.

Other things to know: Bowl insert must be pre-frozen overnight, which requires planning. Extra freezer bowls required to make multiple batches in a row.

Read our review of the best ice cream maker.

KitchenAid Shave Ice Attachment — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $75; street price: $85

What we like: An upcoming pick. Makes shaved ice in less than 30 seconds. Use any frozen liquid--juice, cold brew, etc. Great for a fun and quick treat.

Other things to know: First time deal. Requires KitchenAid stand mixer. Best price we've seen this year.

Read our review of the best KitchenAid attachments.

Stasher Reusable Silicone Bag Multi-Pack — Our PickAmazon deal price: $39; street price: $55

What we like: Our pick for the best reusable silicone bags. Helps reduce single-use plastics. Durable. Versatile. Dishwasher-safe. Store flat to maximize storage space.

Other things to know: Street price has risen over the past year. Deal is for aqua color. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best reusable produce bags, beeswax wraps, and other ways to reduce plastic waste.

Vitamix 5200 Blender — Top PickAmazon deal price: $300; street price: $480

What we like: Our top pick for blender. Best performance you can get in a home blender. Powerful motor. Wide range of speeds. Sturdy plastic jar with grippy handle. Exceptional seven-year warranty. Automatic shutoff feature. Easy to clean.

Other things to know: Pricey. Rarely goes on sale—and sells out fast. Available in select colors. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best blender.

Levoit Vital 200S Air Purifier — Also GreatDeal price: $160; street price: $190

What we like: Our high-performance pick in our air purifier guide. Matched the efficacy of our top pick in ability to purify and in energy usage and noise output.

Other things to know: This model is a new release (January 2023), so we haven’t yet had time to long-term test it. More fan speeds but a bit loud on higher speeds. Display shutoff is nice for nighttime running. First time deal.

Read our review of the best air purifier.

Coway Airmega 400 Air Purifier — Former PickAmazon deal price: $370; street price: $500

What we like: Offers the best possible air purification for larger spaces. Stellar performer—reduced particulates by 99.9% on high and 99.7% on medium, even with year-old filters that ran 24/7.

Other things to know: Former upgrade pick, demoted because our current upgrade pick is more affordable. Available in white.

Read our review of the best air purifier.

Coway Airmega 200M Air Purifier — Runner-UpAmazon deal price: $150; street price: $200

What we like: Our runner-up pick for the best air purifier. From the same manufacturer as our top pick and offers virtually identical features and performance. Has the display-shutoff feature we like for bedroom use.

Other things to know: Choose this over our top pick if you prefer the look of its square grille, plus this deal makes it less expensive. White color on sale. Solid deal but we expect to see even better during Cyber Week.

Read our review of the best air purifier.

Ecobee Smart Thermostat Enhanced — Top PickAmazon deal price: $160; street price: $190

What we like: Our less-feature-packed top pick for the best smart thermostat. Functions identically to our top pick. A great, less expensive option if you have a smaller home or don’t need a remote sensor or voice controls.

Other things to know: Less-refined hardware than the Premium model; lacks Alexa speaker, remote sensor, and air-quality monitor. Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Home, and Samsung SmartThings. Lowest price we've seen.

Read our review of the best smart thermostat.

Jarkyfine Window Bird Feeder — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $16; street price: $24

What we like: Roomy acrylic feeder with strong suction cups. Easy to clean. An attractive, inexpensive feeder we think makes a nice gift.

Other things to know: Suction cups can support up to 22 pounds. Not an official pick from our guide to bird feeders.

Read our review of the best last-minute Mother’s Day gifts.

Ultraloq Latch 5 Fingerprint Smart Lock — Our PickAmazon deal price: $142; street price: $190

What we like: Our pick for the best smart replacement doorknob. Replaces a doorknob or lever. Keypad. Fingerprint reader. Hidden physical keyway. Built-in Wi-Fi connectivity for remote access via app. Works well and quickly.

Other things to know: Recommended for doors without deadbolts. Compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Substantially chunkier than our other picks. On sale in satin nickel and black.

Read our review of the best smart locks.

Wyze Cam v3 Outdoor Security Camera — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $29; street price: $36

What we like: Our budget pick for best outdoor security camera. Compact and easy to mount. Free local storage. Solid audio and video performance for the price, with color night vision.

Other things to know: Cam Plus subscription required for more advanced features, like cloud storage. Less durable than our top corded pick, and doesn't come with a power cable. Use code PRIMEDAY20V3. Buy with Prime for free shipping. Also available from Amazon in white.

Read our review of the best outdoor security camera.

Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance A19 E26 LED Smart Bulb (3-Pack) — Upgrade PickAmazon deal price: $76; street price: $100

What we like: Compatible with our upgrade pick for the best smart-lighting ecosystem. A19 bulbs can change between various shades of white and color. Control the bulbs using Bluetooth.

Other things to know: Three-pack of A19 bulbs. Adding a Hue hub allows you to control bulbs remotely, use scheduling, and integrate bulbs with Hue devices and all major smart-home platforms. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best smart LED light bulbs.

TP-Link Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Light Switch Dimmer HS220 — Former PickAmazon deal price: $16 with clipped on-page coupon; street price: $18

What we like: Our former top pick for the best in-wall smart light switch and dimmer. Still a good choice if you don’t want to use your dimmer to control a fan or don’t need HomeKit support. App allows you to create automated schedules. Simple to use.

Other things to know: Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTT. Can control just one circuit from one location. Clip the on-page coupon.

Read our review of the best in-wall smart light switch and dimmer.

EufyCam 2 Pro Wireless Security Camera — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $250; street price: $320

What we like: Our also great pick for cordless outdoor security camera. Long battery life, great imaging, and three footage storage options. Is able to record 2K video to the base station. Easily differentiates between humans and other moving things.

Other things to know: Includes two cameras and a base station. Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, and Google Assistant. Doesn't identify action as well as our two top picks. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best outdoor security camera.

Nearly Natural 54" Artificial Silk Fiddle Leaf Tree — Our PickAmazon deal price: $60; street price: $72

What we like: Our pick for a fake fiddle leaf tree fit for a fairytale. Just full enough. Tops of leaves look realistic from as little as a foot away—especially with light streaming through them. Resembles the waxy look of a real plant with adequate detailing and shiny finish.

Other things to know: The underside of the leaves look completely flat and artificial. 54 by 19 by 19 inches.

Read our review of the fake plastic trees and artificial houseplants we don’t hate.

RinneTraps Flip N Slide Bucket Lid Mouse Trap (2-Pack) — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $25; street price: $30

What we like: Another great option from our guide to the best mouse trap. Low-maintenance way to catch a lot of mice at once. The mice are trapped alive, so they can be released.

Other things to know: Attaches to a 5-gallon bucket. Is a bulky trap. Deal price is on 2-pack.

Read our review of the best mousetrap.

Personalized Night Sky Print — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $36; street price: $45

What we like: Staff favorite personalized gift. Custom star map depicting stars as they were aligned in the exact place and on the exact date you decide. Can also include text related to that date at the bottom.

Other things to know: Default size is 11 x 14 inches. Does not come with a frame.

Read our review of the best personalized gifts.

Graf Lantz Bierfilzl Merino Wool Felt Round Coasters — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $21; street price: $26

What we like: Staff-favorite coasters. Absorb condensation from the chilliest glasses and protect surfaces from the heat of hot mugs. Vibrant colors that last.

Other things to know: Set of four. Can collect dust over time, but can be cleaned with a lint roller. Price only available for charcoal gray.

Read our review of the best housewarming gifts.

Philips Hue White & Color Ambiance A19 3-Bulb LED Starter Kit (1,100-Lumen Version) — Upgrade PickAmazon deal price: $126; street price: $160

What we like: Long-standing upgrade pick for the best smart-lighting ecosystem. Best option if you plan to fill a large house with smart bulbs. Control using Bluetooth. Zigbee connection is more stable and reliable than using Wi-Fi.

Other things to know: More expensive than our other picks. Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Home, IFTTT, and SmartThings. Kit includes three 75W 1,100-lumen version A19 bulbs, a Hue Bridge, and a Hue Smart Button.

Read our review of the best smart LED light bulbs.

The Onsen Bath Towel Bundle (six-piece set) — Also GreatDeal price: $105 with code WCBUNDLE; street price: $150

What we like: Our lattice-weave bath towel pick—perfect for pre-bed evening showers and baths in the summer. Softer, smoother, and faster-drying than any terry cloth option we tested. Minimalist, upscale look. Lightweight and durable. Made of 100% American-grown Supima cotton.

Other things to know: Jewelry clasps may snag on the lattice weave. Use code WCBUNDLE. Available in a multitude of colors to match every aesthetic. Bundle includes two bath towels, two hand towels, and two face towels.

Read our review of the best bath towel.

The Onsen Bath Towel (2-Piece Set) — Also GreatHuckberry deal price: $74 with code WCSET; street price: $95

What we like: Our lattice-weave bath towel pick. Lightweight and durable. Minimalist, upscale look. Wide range of color options. Made of 100% US-grown Supima cotton.

Other things to know: Softer, smoother, and faster-drying than any terry cloth option we tested. Jewelry clasps may snag on lattice weave. Use code WCSET. Price includes shipping.

Read our review of the best bath towel.

Google Nest Cam Security Camera (Battery) — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $120; street price: $160

What we like: A solid outdoor security camera for 24/7 cloud recording when it’s plugged into an outlet with the optional weatherproof cable (sold separate).

Other things to know: The camera delivered better, more reliable alerts when plugged in. You need a Nest Aware plan to record 24/7. 1080p resolution could be better considering the price.

Read our review of the best outdoor security camera.

TP-Link Tapo Smart Wi-Fi Light Strip L930-5 (16.4 Feet) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $37 with clipped on-page coupon; street price: $45

What we like: Our top pick for the best smart strip lights. Affordable and bright. Produces accurate colors, has features that others strip lights don’t, and is dead simple to set up and use.

Other things to know: Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Home, IFTTT, and Samsung SmartThings. The only one of our picks that supports the top three smart-home platforms. Clip the on-page coupon.

Read our review of the best smart strip lights.

TP-Link Smart Wi-Fi Light Switch HS200 (Non-Dimming) — Former PickAmazon deal price: $12; street price: $15

What we like: A non-dimming variant of our top pick smart light switch. Offers an Away-Mode and automated schedules.

Other things to know: Neutral wire is required. Supports up to 300 watts.

Read our review of the best in-wall smart light switch and dimmer.

TP-Link Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug (EP25, 4-Pack) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $35; street price: $42

What we like: Our top pick for the best smart plugs. Features remote-control access and a timer. Can be scheduled and integrated with other smart-home devices. Can control multiple devices via Kasa app.

Other things to know: Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Home, and Samsung SmartThings. Does not feature two-factor authentication. It's available in a pack of 4 for prime members only.

Read our review of the best smart plugs.

Rachio 3 Smart Sprinkler Controller (8-Zone) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $139; street price: $185

What we like: Our top pick for the best smart sprinkler controller. Simple controls are easy for beginners, but can be fine-tuned with more advanced settings for master gardeners. Adjusts watering schedules to local weather forecasts.

Other things to know: Controlled via app or using extensive onboard controls. Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant, IFTTT, and Samsung SmartThings. Deal is for eight-zone model.

Read our review of the best smart sprinkler controller.

Eufy Security Video Doorbell 2K (Battery-Powered) — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $109.98; street price: $200

What we like: Affordable wireless video doorbell. Solid performance with good battery life. Sharp 2K image with local or cloud storage options. (Cloud offers 30 days of history for $3 per month or $30 per year, per camera.)

Other things to know: Compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Gaps between clips can last around 8 seconds. Includes Eufy HomeBase.

Read our review of the best smart doorbell camera.

SimpliSafe Home Security System Kit (8-Piece Kit) — Runner-UpAmazon deal price: $144; street price: $210

What we like: Our runner-up pick for the best home security system. Affordable and reliable. Another easy-to-use and install DIY security system. Works with voice-control systems and offers a good selection of add-ons.

Other things to know: Optional monitoring plan is slightly cheaper than that of our top pick, but doesn’t provide video storage. Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and August Smart Locks. Kit includes base station, keypad, four entry sensors, one motion sensor, and one panic button. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best home security system.

Orbit B-hyve Smart Hose Watering Timer — Our PickAmazon deal price: $50; street price: $65

What we like: No-fuss, inexpensive watering timer we like for smart lawn care. Remotely trigger watering from a smartphone app. Simple setup. Battery-powered.

Other things to know: Has an integrated water flow meter, which lets you track how much water you’re using. Can also be manually controlled. Wireless plug-in hub is optional, but included with this deal.

Read our review of the best smart devices for making the most of your backyard and garden.

Google Nest Thermostat — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $85; street price: $130

What we like: Another good option from our guide to best smart thermostats. Inexpensive, simple, and programmable. Can reliably turn HVAC on or off when you arrive or leave home.

Other things to know: Lacks learning capabilities of our top picks. Not compatible with remote sensors, so better for smaller homes or apartments. Lowest price in a year.

Read our review of the best smart thermostat.

Lepower Wood Tripod Floor Lamp (Brown) — Our PickAmazon deal price: $54 with clipped on-page coupon; street price: $75

What we like: Our favorite tripod lamp. Fits into many room styles. Sturdy rubberwood legs. 18-inch faux-linen shade. Easily fills large spaces with light.

Other things to know: Larger footprint—best in bigger rooms. Lightning deal. Clip on-page coupon. Only available in brown.

Read our review of the best floor lamps.

Google Nest Cam with Floodlight (2nd Gen) — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $200; street price: $250

What we like: Our recommended outdoor security camera for 24/7 cloud recording (requires Nest Aware plan). Modern design. 1080p resolution. Reliable alerts.

Other things to know: Isn't as bright as other picks (2,400 lumens). Resolution is decent, but could be better. Requires existing light fixture wires.

Read our review of the best outdoor security camera.

Vornado 660 AE Large Air Circulator with Alexa — Runner-UpAmazon deal price: $110; street price: $130

What we like: Our runner-up pick for the best fan. Powerful air circulation can can move air more than 20 feet away. Built-in Alexa connectivity. Quiet. 4 speed settings with a forceful turbo mode. Five-year warranty.

Other things to know: Larger than other Vornado fan options. No visual indicator for current setting. Similar Alexa capabilities are possible with a smart plug. We've seen slightly lower prices in the past.

Read our review of the best fan.

Repotting Mats (2-Pack) — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $8; street price: $10

What we like: From our best gifts for plant lovers guide. These waterproof potting mats contain messy soil and water. Set includes two sizes for big and small jobs. They fold up easily.

Other things to know: There isn’t much difference between potting mats but we like that this set comes with multiple sizes.

Read our review of the best gifts for plant lovers.

Ivolador Crystal Glass Double Test Tube Vase (2-Pack) — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $10; street price: $13

What we like: A cute and inexpensive gift from our best gifts for plant lovers guide. Comes with pair of two test tubes and wooden bases. A nice way to display small hydroponic plants or plant propagations.

Other things to know: Prime membership required. Lowest price we've seen this year. Available in two wood finishes.

Read our review of the best gifts under $25.

Eufy Solo IndoorCam C24 — Our PickAmazon deal price: $29; street price: $43

What we like: Top pick for the best indoor security camera for daily use. Offers a sharp image, four choices for video storage, and continuous recording. Can distinguish between motions and sounds. Costs less than others with similar features.

Other things to know: Compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, and Google Assistant. Delivers vivid 2K images while live viewing or recording to a microSD card. Downgrades clips stored on cloud or NAS devices to 1080p.

Read our review of the best indoor security camera.

Eufy Floodlight Cam Pro 2 Security Camera — Our PickAmazon deal price: $169; street price: $300

What we like: Our pick for the best floodlight security camera combo. 2K resolution. Bright, adjustable lighting. Stores video locally for free or to the cloud for a fee. Only floodlight we’ve reviewed that allows for color-temperature adjustments.

Other things to know: Hardwired. Works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Looks like a drone-sized spaceship perched on your home. Use on-page clipped coupon.

Read our review of the best outdoor security camera.

Anker PowerWave Stand Qi Charger — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $15; street price: $20

What we like: Our budget Qi wireless charging stand pick. Inexpensive and reliable. A great choice for overnight charging. Comes with Micro-USB cable.

Other things to know: Slower charging speed than our top pick. Doesn’t include a USB wall charger.

Read our review of the best Qi wireless charger for iPhone and Android phones.

Anker Powerhouse 100 Portable Laptop Charger — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $130; street price: $200

What we like: Another good option from our guide to the best portable laptop charger. Compact. Lightweight. Intuitively designed. AC outlet. USB-C PD port. Two USB-A ports. Will charge even the most power-hungry laptops. Unlike competitors, comes with a 45 W wall charger.

Other things to know: 18-month warranty. Superfluous nylon wrist strap and built-in flashlight. This model is discontinued—still a good deal. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best portable laptop charger.

United Chargers Grizzl-E Classic — Top PickAmazon deal price: $350; street price: $395

What we like: Our top pick (non-Tesla) electric vehicle charger for home. Fast-charging, sturdy and lightweight. Comes with a lengthy, 24-foot cord. Most weatherproof model we tested.

Other things to know: Available in two plug-in configurations and can also be hardwired. Not the sleekest charger. Several user reviews reported damaged parts, dents or scratches upon arrival.

Read our review of the best electric vehicle chargers for home.

Anker 331 Power Strip A9166 — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $15; street price: $25

What we like: Another good travel power strip we like. More outlets and longer cord than our picks. Still sleek and compact. Six outlets. Three USB ports. Five-foot cord. Hook-and-loop cable tie keeps strip neatly coiled in luggage.

Other things to know: Heaviest model we tested. Lackluster surge protection. 18-month warranty falls short of our main picks’ lifetime and two-year warranties. Use code ANKER9166PD.

Read our review of the best travel power strips and surge protectors with USB charging.

EBL NiMH AAA 1,100 mAh Rechargeable Batteries (8-Pack) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $8; street price: $10

What we like: One of our top picks for the best rechargeable AAA batteries. Low self-discharge batteries. Rated to last at least 1,000 charges and discharges. Capacity rating of 1,100 mAh.

Other things to know: All our AAA rechargeable battery pick had identical results in our tests. Get whichever pick is the least expensive.

Read our review of the best rechargeable AA and AAA batteries.

Anker 622 Magnetic Battery (MagGo) — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $40; street price: $50

What we like: The best wireless power bank for MagSafe-equipped iPhones. Snaps onto the back of your phone using embedded magnets, but won't block the camera. Provides nearly a full charge at a fast-enough speed. Also works as a stand.

Other things to know: Fits every MagSafe-compatible phone size for the iPhone 12 and newer. Only on sale in black. Recurring sale, but doesn't drop lower very often.

Read our review of the best portable chargers and power banks for phones and tablets.

EBL NiMH AAA 2800 mAh Rechargeable Batteries (8-Pack) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $12; street price: $14

What we like: One of our top picks for the best rechargeable AAA batteries. Low self-discharge batteries. Rated to last at least 1,000 charges and discharges. Capacity rating of 2800 mAh.

Other things to know: All our AAA rechargeable battery pick had identical results in our tests. Get whichever pick is the least expensive.

Read our review of the best rechargeable AA and AAA batteries.

Nekteck 60W GaN Charger With USB-C to USB-C Cable — Top PickAmazon deal price: $24; street price: $30

What we like: Our top pick for the best USB-C laptop and tablet charger. Charges most USB-C laptops at max speed. All tablets and smart phones too. Smaller than most other 60W chargers. Comes with a detachable USB-C to USB-C cable. USB-IF certified.

Other things to know: Standard warranty period is 12 months. 6-month extension available with sign-up to company’s newsletter. Clip the on-page coupon to get the deal price. Lightning deal.

Read our review of the best USB-C laptop and tablet chargers.

Anker USB-C Thunderbolt 3 Cable (1.6 feet) — Our PickAmazon deal price: $24; street price: $30

What we like: Our USB-C Thunderbolt pick if you need top data speeds and maximum power. Functions as a USB-C cable that supports 100 watt charging and USB 3.1 Gen 2 data-transfer speeds (when used with non-Thunderbolt USB-C devices).

Other things to know: Thunderbolt 3 data-transfer rates (up to 40 Gbps). 100 watt charging. 18-month warranty. Shorter than we'd like. Few devices are Thunderbolt 3 capable. Likely to be overkill for most homes.

Read our review of the best USB-C cables and adapters.

Belkin Boost Charge Pro Portable Wireless Charger Pad with MagSafe — Upgrade PickAmazon deal price: $23; street price: $30

What we like: Upgrade pick for the best Qi wireless charger. Offers the fastest wireless charging we’ve ever measured and easy magnetic alignment. A stand-style charger.

Other things to know: Best suited for iPhone 12 or later models. Doesn’t come with the 20 W USB-C wall adapter you need to power it. Deal for the white color with metal kickstand.

Read our review of the best Qi wireless charger for iPhone and Android phones.

Anker 747 PowerCore 26K Power Bank — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $105; street price: $150

What we like: Our power bank pick for those who don't already own a 30 watt (or higher) USB-C wall charger. Comes with a high-quality 65 W charging brick and USB-C cable. Two USB-C PD ports deliver up to 87 W, and two USB-A ports charge at up to 15 W. Easy-carry 1.2 pound weight and rugged build.

Other things to know: No information screen. No pass-through charging. 18-month warranty. First-time deal. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best USB-C laptop and tablet chargers.

Eero Pro 6 Wi-Fi Mesh-Networking Kit (3-Pack) — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $300 with Prime membership; street price: $400

What we like: Another good option in our guide to the best Wi-Fi mesh-networking kits. Easy to set up and use. Removes many router settings for simplicity. Set-it-and-forget-it networking solution.

Other things to know: One of the most expensive mesh kits we've tested. Optional online security and parental controls cost an additional $100-$120 per year. Deal is exclusive for Prime members.

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

Samsung Bar Plus 3.1 USB Flash Drive (256 GB) — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $22; street price: $28

What we like: Our budget pick for the best USB flash drive. Offers decent performance at a great price. Five-year warranty. Twice our recommended capacity for thumb drives.

Other things to know: Can be problematic if used with stacked USB ports due to funny shape without a retractable plug. Not the fastest or best performer. Lacks indicator light. Available in silver.

Read our review of the best USB flash drives.

Zendure SuperTank Pro USB-C Power Bank — Top PickAmazon deal price: $184; street price: $230

What we like: Our top pick for best USB power bank for most laptops. Lightweight and powerful. Bright and informative OLED display. Highest allowable capacity (26,000 mAh) for carry-on luggage per TSA regulations.

Other things to know: Four USB-C PD ports: two 100 W (enough for most laptops), two 20 W (for phones or mobile devices). Includes hard-shell carrying case, charging cable, and USB-C to USB-A adapter.

Read our review of the best power banks for laptops with USB-C.

BigBlue 28W USB Solar Charger — Our PickAmazon deal price: $57; street price: $70

What we like: Our pick for the best portable solar battery charger. Produces the most power of any portable solar battery charger we tested. Includes three output ports with weatherproof port protection. Smaller and lighter than similar options.

Other things to know: Folds closed with a weak strip of Velcro. Long and a bit unwieldy to get into the right position. Deal matches low but is a regularly recurring sale.

Read our review of the best portable solar battery charger.

EcoFlow Delta 2 Portable Power Station — Pick VariantAmazon deal price: $700; street price: $1000

What we like: The newer version of our upcoming top pick for best portable power station. Full-size model has more ports and more power than current pick.

Other things to know: Extra battery bundle also available at deal pricing. EcoFlow Delta (original) doesn't run as long as some picks. Delayed shipping.

Read our review of the best portable power station.

TP-Link Archer A8 Wireless Wi-Fi Router — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $50; street price: $70

What we like: Our budget pick for the best Wi-Fi router. Good speed and reliable for smaller spaces or fewer devices. Uses Wi-Fi 5, but works with Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 5 devices.

Other things to know: Performs better at a close range, and is noticeably slower at longer ranges. Compatible with TP-Link OneMesh extenders, but is not as flexible as mesh-networking kits. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best Wi-Fi router.

TP-Link Archer AX55 WiFi Router — Our PickAmazon deal price: $90; street price: $110

What we like: Our top pick for WiFi routers. Reliable and responsive Wi-Fi 6 network. Provides fast speeds at a great price. Great for those with multiple users in one home.

Other things to know: Provides strong Wi-Fi service throughout a 2,000-square-foot or larger, home. Can be expanded with TP-Link’s OneMesh Wi-Fi extenders. Two-year warranty.

Read our review of the best Wi-Fi router.

Prime Day mattress and bedding deals aren’t quite as numerous as deals we see in other product categories, but there are gems to be found, especially on quality budget mattresses, pillows, and sleep accessories—so you can still find the discounts of your dreams.

LectroFan EVO White Noise Machine — Top PickDeal price: $32; street price: $45

What we like: Our top pick for the best white noise machine. Easy-to-use. Offers a variety of noises. A wider range of volume settings than that of other devices we tested. Compact design is nightstand-friendly and convenient for travel.

Other things to know: Our testers wished there was a version with a built-in battery. Both the black and white colors are on sale.

Read our review of the best white noise machine.

Weekender Gel Memory Foam Pillow (Standard) — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $21; street price: $32

What we like: Our budget pick for the best memory foam pillow. Also our favorite one-piece foam pillow. Offered some of the best neck and shoulder support without overheating our testers. The lightest of our picks.

Other things to know: Cover feels less luxe than those of our other picks. Much squishier than the layered Tempur-Pedic and contoured Ecosa pillows we recommend. Comes with Amazon’s 30-day return policy.

Read our review of the best memory foam pillows.

DreamSky Compact Digital Alarm Clock — Our PickAmazon deal price: $16; street price: $19

What we like: Largest numerical display of all options we tested. Affordable. Intuitive to set. Clearly-labeled buttons for easy adjusting. Two USB ports in the back, one for charging most mobile devices and one to power alarm clock.

Other things to know: Multiple colors. Not fully battery-operated. Two backup AAA batteries keep time and alarm settings in case of power outages. While we've seen single-color deals for lower, this is the typical low price when all colors are discounted.

Read our review of the best alarm clocks.

Sportneer Wearable Hoodie Sleeping Bag — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $32; street price: $42

What we like: Our budget-pick wearable sleeping bag. One-size-fits-many, with enough room to wear layers under. Water-resistant with a windproof coating.

Other things to know: Gets more crinkly and feels less comfortable than other picks. Does not sit close to the body, so you may need to wear multiple layers under it. No exterior pockets.

Read our review of the best wearable sleeping bags.

SoundAsleep Dream Series Air Mattress (Queen) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $119; street price: $150

What we like: Our top pick for the best air mattress. One of the most comfortable options we tested. Taller than cheaper options. Built-in pump is more quiet than any other motor we tried. Excellent customer service and owner satisfaction.

Other things to know: Storage bag included. Comes with one-year warranty. Price is an often recurring deal, but we've never seen it drop lower.

Read our review of the best air mattress.

Zinus Alexis Deluxe Wood Platform Bed Frame — Pick VariantAmazon deal price: $122; street price: $155

What we like: A nearly identical variant of our pick for an affordable and easy-to-move platform bed frame under $600. Simple, stylish, and lightweight. Easy for one person to assemble and move on their own. Plenty sturdy. Veneer grain is consistent, smooth, and matte.

Other things to know: More parts to piece together than other models we tested, but has the most straightforward, step-by-step instructions of any frame we recommend. Stock can be unreliable. Available in Rustic Pine finish. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best platform bed frames under $600.

Panasonic Electric Body Hair Trimmer and Groomer for Men ER-GK60-S — Top PickAmazon deal price: $55; street price: $75

What we like: Our top pick for the best pubic hair trimmer. Powerful and simple-to-maneuver. Vertical orientation and V-shaped head make navigating the body’s bends and folds easy. Water resistant, so can be used in the shower.

Other things to know: Fully charged, the battery lasts 40 minutes. Comes with three combs, which we found more than sufficient for grooming pubic hair. Two-year warranty.

Read our review of the best pubic hair trimmer.

Fitbit Charge 5 Fitness Tracker — Runner-UpAmazon deal price: $100; street price: $130

What we like: Our former top pick, now runner-up pick fitness tracker. Touchscreen easy to navigate. Reliably detects, identifies, and starts recording workouts after about 10 minutes of activity. Built-in GPS and solid battery life.

Other things to know: An older option at this point. No tracker perfectly recorded every metric it attempted in our testing. On sale in the black/graphite color. Prime member exclusive deal.

Read our review of the best fitness trackers.

Fitbit Inspire 3 Fitness Tracker — Top PickTarget deal price: $80; street price: $100

What we like: Our top pick for the best fitness tracker. Most accurate tracker for step count and high performer for every other test. Lightweight, week-long battery life, and water-resistant down to 50 meters.

Other things to know: Battery life is below manufacturer's 10-day claim. Small touchscreen, though still easy to navigate. Matches the lowest price we've seen.

Read our review of the best fitness trackers.

Therabody Theragun Prime Massage Gun — Top PickAmazon deal price: $209; street price: $250

What we like: Powerful percussion in a compact package. Triangular, multi-grip handle reduces hand strain. Bluetooth enabled; pairs with phones to offer guided programs via the companion app.

Other things to know: Four different head attachments and five speeds. Can sound like a power tool. Doesn't come with a carrying case. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best massage guns.

Mebak 3 Massage Gun — Our PickAmazon deal price: $80; street price: $100

What we like: One of the quietest massage guns we tried. Comes with seven attachments (the most of our picks). Touchscreen display. Our pick for a lower-key massage gun for semi-regular use.

Other things to know: Felt less powerful than comparably labeled models. Use on-page clipped coupon.

Read our review of the best massage guns.

Garmin Vívoactive 4S Fitness Tracker — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $170; street price: $220

What we like: An accurate fitness tracker with many smartwatch-like features. Lets you opt out of cloud storage for privacy, though this means you lose useful features like historical fitness data. Wide variety of monitored metrics.

Other things to know: A step closer to a GPS running watch than the Fitbit trackers we recommend. Prime membership required.

Read our Ask Wirecutter column on fitness trackers.

Amazfit Band 7 Fitness Tracker — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $38; street price: $48

What we like: A budget option we like from our guide to the best fitness trackers. Accurate readouts and very strong battery life.

Other things to know: Still below the capabilities of our other picks, but a good inexpensive option.

Read our review of the best fitness trackers.

Ekrin Athletics B37 Massage Gun — Our PickAmazon deal price: $160; street price: $230

What we like: Our massage gun pick. Solid value and comfortable experience. Reach-friendly angled handle. Exceptionally long battery life (eight hours). Lifetime warranty.

Other things to know: Includes four attachments, three made of plastic (bullet, flat, fork) and one made of a lighter, less durable-feeling foam (ball). First time deal. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best massage guns.

Delta Cycle Michelangelo Two-Bike Gravity Stand Bike Rack — Top PickAmazon deal price: $46; street price: $67

What we like: Our top pick bike rack for storing one or two bikes in a small apartment. Simple to set up. Lightweight yet sturdy. Only needs a single hole drilled in the wall.

Other things to know: While a single extra tall bike will fit, two taller bikes may not.

Read our review of the best bike storage ideas.

CamelBak Podium Water Bottle (21 ounces) — Our PickAmazon deal price: $9; street price: $12

What we like: Our lightweight squeeze bottle pick from our guide to the best water bottles. Twist lock provides extra assurance that the bottle is tightly closed. Dishwasher safe.

Other things to know: Lacks a cap to protect mouthpiece. 21-ounce capacity. Select colors available. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best water bottles.

Waterpik Aquarius Water Flosser — Runner-UpAmazon deal price: $50; street price: $70

What we like: Our runner-up water flosser. As effective as our top pick, but without cordless charging. Ten pressure settings, including a “massage” setting that emits pulses of water.

Other things to know: This is a corded model. Requires a power outlet and takes up more counter space than our top pick. Available in four colors. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best water flossers.

Braun Series 9 9370cc Electric Razor — Upgrade PickAmazon deal price: $200; street price: $270

What we like: Our upgrade electric razor pick. Excellent for heavy beards and curly or coarse hair—or if you want a close shave less frequently. Solid build with long handle.

Other things to know: Includes cleaning and charging base. Still $50 higher on sale than our main pick—may not be worth the upgrade for some shavers.

Read our review of the best electric razor.

Braun Series 7 7027s Electric Razor — Pick VariantAmazon deal price: $100; street price: $130

What we like: Variant of our top electric razor pick. Offers the same high performance but lacks the cleaning base. Consistently close, comfortable shaves. Use wet or dry; rinse to clean.

Other things to know: Foil shaving screen needs replacement more or less annually. Prime member exclusive.

Read our review of the best electric razor.

Crest 3D White Professional Effects Whitestrips Bundle — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $30; street price: $46

What we like: An effective and low-tech teeth-whitening solution that doesn't require going to the dentist. Very affordable.

Other things to know: Slower than professional treatments—results take several sessions over the course of a few weeks. Comes with 20 Professional Effects Treatments and ten 1-Hour Express Treatments. Amazon Prime members exclusive.

Read our review of at-home teeth whitening kits vs. strips.

Gillette Mach3 Sensitive Blade Refills (20 Count) — Pick AccessoryAmazon deal price: $32; street price: $40

What we like: Refills for our top pick manual men's razor. Widely spaced blades provide best balance of speed, smoothness, and safety. Clears away whiskers and foam efficiently.

Other things to know: Refills are usually about $2 each; deal drops that to $1.60. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best men’s razors (for any face).

23andMe Combined Ancestry Plus Health Package DNA Test Kit — Runner-UpAmazon deal price: $100; street price: $160

What we like: Our runner-up DNA testing kit pick. Just as accurate as our top pick, with a more polished interface. Provides migration paths for maternal and paternal lineages. The health package tests indicate a genetic propensity for certain hereditary diseases.

Other things to know: Notable privacy concerns. Legal guidelines are limited—meaning it's impossible to guarantee who will be able to use your information in the future. Smaller DNA database than that of our top pick.

Read our review of the best DNA testing kit.

Eyebuydirect Prescription Glasses 35% off + Free Shipping — Our PickEyebuydirect deal price: $35 with code WIRECUTTER35; street price: $54

What we like: Our pick for best place to buy glasses online. Wide selection of frames and glasses. Consistently high quality. Reliable customer service.

Other things to know: 14-day return policy. Offer excludes Ray-Ban, Oakley, Arnette, and Vogue brands. Use code WIRECUTTER35 for 35% off plus free shipping.

Read our review of the best places to buy glasses online.

iProven NCT-978 Non-Contact Thermometer — Our PickAmazon deal price: $18; street price: $25

What we like: Our contactless forehead thermometer pick. Consistent back-to-back temperature readings in testing. Fahrenheit and Celsius options. Large and easy-to-read backlit display.

Other things to know: No included case. Looks and feels a bit cheaply made. Takes two AAA batteries. Only available in green.

Read our review of the best thermometers for kids and adults.

Philips Sonicare Power Flosser 3000 Cordless Water Flosser — Another Good Option (select colors)Amazon deal price: $65 with delayed shipping; street price: $80

What we like: A water flosser we recommend if you want a stronger stream and more capacity than our main picks. Rechargeable batteries. Larger reservoir than our main cordless pick.

Other things to know: Nearly double the price of our cordless water flosser pick, but still cheaper than the corded versions we recommend. Comes with two nozzles. Offers two flossing modes and three stream intensities. Two-year warranty. Only available in white.

Read our review of the best water flossers.

Serious Steel Assisted Pull-Up, Resistance, and Stretch Bands — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $71; street price: $83

What we like: Our superband pick (large rubber band) from our guide to the best resistance bands. Durable, uniform length, stretched smoothly, and has a pleasant vanilla-y scent.

Other things to know: First deal in four years. Four band set includes purple (5-35 pounds), red (10-50 pounds), blue (25-80 pounds), and green (50-120 pounds). Clip on-page coupon to get the deal price.

Read our review of the best resistance bands.

Amazon Presto Ultra-Soft Toilet Paper (24 Rolls) — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $18; street price: $26

What we like: Budget pick for the best toilet paper. Soft enough, not scratchy, and doesn't rip too easily. Our testers liked it best of all the lower-cost toilet papers we tested.

Other things to know: A tad lintier and almost imperceptibly rougher than our top picks. Comes as four 6-packs.

Read our review of the best toilet paper.

Thinx Hi-Waist Period Underwear — Our PickAmazon deal price: $26; street price: $35

What we like: Chic and comfortable. A bloat-friendly statement pair. Highly absorbent opaque middle panel with breathable mesh panels. Highly leakproof.

Other things to know: Limited sizing for select colors. Feels heavier but not soggy when full.

Read our review of the best period underwear.

Tushy Classic 3.0 Bidet (2-Pack) — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $139; street price: $198

What we like: Another good cold-water bidet attachment. Sleek aesthetic yet durable. Able to direct spray and control water pressure.

Other things to know: Testers found the installation instructions easy to follow. Clip on-page coupon. Deal is for a two-pack in white.

Read our review of the best bidet toilet seat or washlet.

XYLsports Jump Rope — Top PickAmazon deal price: $6; street price: $8

What we like: Our top pick for the best jump rope for general fitness. Ultra-smooth, bearing-assisted rotation and squishy foam-padded handles. The most durable on pavement during our testing.

Other things to know: All-black licorice-type jump rope. Annoying to shorten. On sale in the black color.

Read our review of the best jump rope.

Bodylastics Stackable Tube Resistance Bands (5-Band Set) — Top PickAmazon deal price: $39; street price: $50

What we like: Our top pick for resistance bands. Reinforced with rope. Set of five comes with door anchor, two grippy handles, and two padded ankle straps.

Other things to know: Detailed instruction manual. Links to free exercise demonstration videos. Subscription-based workouts on the company’s website and app. Ankle straps are longer than most in other kits.

Read our review of the best resistance bands.

TriggerPoint Rush Roller — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $35; street price: $45

What we like: Our foam roller pick for deeper muscle release. Diamond-shaped pattern of ridges allows you to address knots in specific muscle groups with precision.

Other things to know: More expensive than our other picks in the same size. Only available in a 13-inch length. Deal available in gray; blue available for $1 more.

Read our review of the best foam rollers.

As summer vacation wages on, now is a great time to save on toys, games, and other amusements to captivate and delight kids of all ages—as well as their parents.

Nanit Pro Smart Baby Monitor and Floor Stand — Our PickAmazon deal price: $260; street price: $325

What we like: The best Wi-Fi video baby monitor. Monitor baby remotely anywhere you can get Wi-Fi. 1080p video. Always-on audio. Basic security measures.

Other things to know: Expensive—many features may be overkill. Floor stand model. Doesn’t need wall-mounting. Subscription required for many features (three tiers available, from $5/month per camera to $300/year).

Read our review of the best baby monitors.

Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza Card Game — Our PickAmazon deal price: $7; street price: $10

What we like: A fun-paced party game from our guide to the best gifts for 5-year-olds. Simple to learn. Simpler to play. Shout the name of the card (Taco! Goat! Pizza!) and slap the pile when you get a matching pair.

Other things to know: Officially recommended for kids over 8. Our testers ranged from 4 to 72 years. Everyone loved it. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best gifts for 5-year-olds.

Fisher-Price Laugh & Learn Smart Stages Piggy Bank — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $13; street price: $18

What we like: A first piggy bank we recommend in our gift guide for 2-year-olds. Plays cheerful responses and songs when the snout is pressed or a coin is dropped in. Teaches colors and counting in English and Spanish. Helps motor skill development for toddlers.

Other things to know: Batteries included. Songs and noises are brief and not too loud or grating.

Read our review of the best gifts for 2-year-olds.

BabyBuddha Portable Breast Pump — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $152; street price: $185

What we like: Our upcoming also great pick for best portable breast pump. Compact and notably easy to move around. Quick to extract, with powerful and effective suction.

Other things to know: Pull pattern and suction may be too strong for some people and takes some getting used to. Not a true wearable pump since it requires a pumping bra. First-time deal. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best breast pumps.

Amazon Echo Glow Night-Light — Staff FavoriteDeal price: $17; street price: $25

What we like: A staff favorite smart night-light for helping our kids fall asleep. Can control using Echo devices to create routines and bedtime countdowns. Comes in 16 colors.

Other things to know: Too dim to use as a reading light. No physical controls (requires Alexa app or Echo device).

Read our tips on how to use smart lights to help your kids get to bed and stay asleep.

Summer Infant 3D Lite Umbrella Stroller — Top PickAmazon deal price: $80 in select colors; street price: $95

What we like: Our top pick for the best umbrella stroller. Easy to use. Offers all of the useful features an umbrella stroller needs to make travel easier. Costs (and weighs) less than other high-end competitors. Relatively large wheels can handle rough terrain.

Other things to know: Does not stand up on its own when folded. Sun shade could be bigger. Doesn’t have all the features found on our upgrade pick or other higher-end models. On sale for $80 in a couple of color options.

Read our review of the best umbrella strollers.

Willow Go Breast Pump — Upcoming PickAmazon deal price: $262; street price: $330

What we like: Will be the budget pick in our upcoming guide to the best wearable breast pumps. This powerful pump is an affordable alternative to our top wearable pick. Offers nine levels of suction. Easy to toggle between modes.

Other things to know: It’s bulkier, less discrete, and a little louder than our top wearable pick but also more customizable and has a wider range of flange sizes.

Read our review of the best breast pumps.

Graco Extend2Fit Convertible Car Seat — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $130; street price: $150

What we like: Our top pick for the best convertible car seat. Straightforward to install and use. Encourages extended rear-facing use—the safest orientation for young children.

Other things to know: Converting from rear-facing to forward-facing requires removing the seat cover. Lacks seat belt lock-off. Sale is on dark-gray Gotham color.

Read our review of the best convertible car seats.

Nanit Pro Smart Baby Monitor and Wall Mount — Our PickAmazon deal price: $210; street price: $270

What we like: Our pick for the best Wi-Fi video baby monitor. Wide-angle lens streams 1080p video to your phone. Well-designed app. Audio feed can continue while you’re using other phone features. Stores video and tracks your baby’s sleep.

Other things to know: Expensive. Requires subscription after first year to retain most app features; cheapest annual plan is $50. May be more monitor than you need.

Read our review of the best baby monitors.

EvenFlo Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Stroller Wagon — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $213; street price: $320

What we like: Our stroller wagon pick. Great for carrying kids (ages 6 month to 4 years) and gear. Maneuvers more like a stroller than a wagon, and has some safety and comfort features. Folds up smaller than similar options we considered.

Other things to know: More than twice the price of both our Mac Sports folding wagon picks. At 34.7 pounds, the Pivot Xplore is the heaviest of all our picks. Deal is for the Adventurer finish. Other colors and styles available for slightly more.

Read our review of the best collapsible folding wagons.

TickTalk 4 Kids Smartwatch — Our PickAmazon deal price: $140; street price: $200

What we like: Our bigger and more durable smartwatch pick for kids. Includes a camera for photos and video calls. Room for up to 50 contacts. Water-resistant.

Other things to know: Kids may not like big, bulky protective cover. Can operate on AT&T or T-Mobile networks.

Read our review of the best smartwatches and phones for kids.

Snoo Smart Sleeper Bassinet — Our PickBabylist deal price: $1187; street price: $1500

What we like: Our pick for best smart bassinet. Can detect when a baby is crying and automatically rocks and generates white noise. Comes with three swaddles (small, medium, and large). Robust customer service.

Other things to know: Still incredibly expensive, even on sale. 25-pound baby weight limit. Also available to rent. 30-day trial.

Read our review of the best bassinets and bedside sleepers.

Amazon Fire HD 8 Tablet Kids Edition — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $75; street price: $130

What we like: Our budget pick for the best tablets for kids. A solid option for watching videos. Durable and more drop-resistant than our top pick. Good parental controls. Two-year warranty.

Other things to know: Not as versatile or fast as our top pick (but a fraction of the price). Deal available for Prime members in blue or purple.

Read our review of the best tablet for kids.

Magna-Tiles (100-Piece Set) — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $83; street price: $117

What we like: A tried-and-true favorite STEM toy. 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: Rare discount. Abstract and complicated shapes can be frustrating for early preschoolers. Staff favorite.

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

Beco Gemini Baby Carrier — Top PickAmazon deal price: $46; street price: $80

What we like: Our top pick baby carrier. Crossable straps that fit well on both narrow and wide shoulders and small and large frames. Easier to put on and adjust than carriers with more conventional backpack-style straps.

Other things to know: Beco carriers are the only ones we tested that use safety buckles. Doesn’t come with a sun shade. Available in multiple colors and patterns. Prime exclusive deal.

Read our review of the best baby carriers.

Magnatab A to Z Uppercase — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $20 with Prime membership; street price: $25

What we like: A magnetic writing board recommended in our guide to the best gifts for 3-year olds. An early handwriting tool that’s fun, tactile, and even semi-addictive.

Other things to know: Kids use the thick magnetic stylus to trace letters, pulling the tiny metal beads into place. The beads are encased, so they can’t fall out or get lost. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best gifts for 3-year-olds.

Hape All Season House (Furnished) — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $111 with Prime membership; street price: $150

What we like: A brightly colored, gender-neutral dollhouse we like for toddlers and small children. Open on all sides for easy access. Solid wood construction and a child-safe paint finish. Perfect for role-playing and acting out stories—or just rearranging furniture.

Other things to know: Furnished version of a play set we like in our gift guide for 3-year-olds. More accessories can be purchased separately. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best gifts for 3-year-olds.

Medela Harmony Breast Pump — Our PickAmazon deal price: $23; street price: $29

What we like: Our pick for best manual breast pump. Only manual pump we tested that has a handle that swivels. Easy-to-find replacement parts and accessories.

Other things to know: Uses the same parts as other Mandela pumps. Not the easiest to clean.

Read our review of the best breast pumps.

Takeya Actives Kids Insulated Water Bottle With Straw Lid (14 ounces, Mint) — Our PickAmazon deal price: $14; street price: $22

What we like: A great stainless steel water bottle pick for older kids. The spout lid is easy to open and close securely. Insulated. Durable.

Other things to know: Click on-page coupon for lowest price. Available in Blue. Doesn't match previous lows, but street price has risen.

Read our review of the best kids water bottles.

Delta Kite (Large) — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $23; street price: $35

What we like: A simple, kid-friendly kite. Easy to handle in windy conditions. Equipped with a sturdy tail.

Other things to know: Deal price only available on Red/Blue/Black. Kite is in large size—not best for smaller kids.

Read our review of the best gifts for 9-year-olds.

Banana Bike LT V2 Balance Bike — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $52; street price: $60

What we like: Our budget pick for the best balance bike. Low stand-over height. Light weight. Very affordable price. Well-engineered frame. Handlebars very adjustable for height.

Other things to know: Seat less adjustable. Not as polished as our other picks. Tires slippy on kitchen linoleum and hardwood floors. Took longer than 45 minutes to get it truly dialed. Rare deal.

Read our review of the best balance bike.

Gaiam Kids Yoga Mat — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $16; street price: $19

What we like: A cute, high-quality yoga mat for kids. Lighter and easier to roll than our adult yoga mat picks. We noticed no fading or wear after a year of use.

Other things to know: 60 inches long. 3 mm thick. Recommended for ages 5 to 8, but can also be used by younger kids.

Read our review of the best gifts for 6-year-olds.

Britax Boulevard ClickTight Convertible Car Seat — Runner-UpAmazon deal price: $259; street price: $370

What we like: Our runner-up pick for best convertible car seat. Stylish. User-friendly. Easier to install than any other seat we tested. Looks and feels more plush than even our top pick.

Other things to know: Can only be used in rear-facing position for kids up to 40 pounds. (True of most convertible car seats.) Available in select colors.

Read our review of the best convertible car seats.

My First Castle Panic Board Game — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $14; street price: $17

What we like: A starter strategy games for little kids. Draw and trade cards to play. Involves communication, cooperation, planning, and even fantasy role-playing.

Other things to know: Engaging and re-playable. No reading required. Good for up to four players. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best gifts for 4-year-olds.

Prismacolor Premier Colored Pencils (72-Pack) — Our PickAmazon deal price: $47; street price: $60

What we like: Our top pick for best colored pencils. Perform as effectively as artist-grade pencils for about half the price. Well-made and easy to sharpen. Come in a sturdy metal box.

Other things to know: Pencils can be hard to access within container. May not be right for those who prefer hard lead.

Read our review of the best colored pencils.

Magna-Tiles (100-Piece Set) — Staff FavoriteAmazon deal price: $83; street price: $117

What we like: A tried-and-true favorite STEM toy. 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: Rare discount. Abstract and complicated shapes can be frustrating for early preschoolers. Staff favorite.

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

Azul Board Game — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $24; street price: $32

What we like: Unique strategy and theme. Players gain points based on tile placement. Easy to play once you master the slightly tricky rules.

Other things to know: It's not interactive. Doesn't prepare players for strategic Eurogames as well as our other adult beginner board game picks.

Read our review of the best beginner board games for adults.

Splendor Duel Board Game — Another Good OptionAmazon deal price: $24; street price: $30

What we like: Another good two-player board game. Renaissance-themed, resource-collecting game. A more focused version of one of our favorite beginner games.

Other things to know: Quick to learn. Short game time. Balances luck and strategy play. Select store pickup to avoid shipping fees from Walmart.

Read our review of the best two-player board games.

3Doodler Start+ 3D Pen — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $35 with Prime membership; street price: $50

What we like: Our also-great 3D pen pick for kids under 12. Safer and easier to use than our top pick: Both its drawing tip and just-extruded plastic are completely cool to the touch. Contoured handle is comfortable in smaller hands.

Other things to know: Slower than our top 3D pen pick and and has fewer features. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best 3D pen.

Crucial MX500 SSD (4 TB SATA) — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $165; street price: $210

What we like: A larger-capacity version of our SATA SSD pick for older computers. Greatly improves speed and performance compared to traditional hard drives. Comes with decent software and encryption support.

Other things to know: Best suited for older computers and laptops. Five-year warranty. Not a huge drop in price but has yet to drop significantly lower. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best SSDs.

TP-Link Deco S4 Wi-Fi Mesh-Networking Kit (3-Pack) — Budget PickAmazon deal price: $100; street price: $130

What we like: Our budget pick for best Wi-Fi mesh-networking kit. Outperformed some more expensive mesh networks. More affordable way to spread a Wi-Fi network throughout a large living space.

Other things to know: Only has two Ethernet ports. Fewer features than pricier models. Matches previous lowest price.

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

Samsung T7 Shield Portable SSD (4 TB) — Upgrade PickAmazon deal price: $200; street price: $270

What we like: High-capacity upgrade pick in our portable SSD guide. Same features as our top pick but with four times the storage. Uses USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 for ultra-fast transfers. IP65 rating for water and dust resistance.

Other things to know: Read/write speeds of up to 1,050/1,000 MB/s. Three-year warranty. Prime membership required.

Read our review of the best portable SSD.

ComfiLife Foot Rest — Top PickAmazon deal price: $29; street price: $40

What we like: Our top pick under-desk foot rest. Provides all-day comfort and support. Plushy foam surface. Soft give. Washable velvet cover is easy to remove and feels great if you're not wearing shoes. Can be used as a foot rocker.

Other things to know: 2-inch detachable base for adjusting footrest height. Deal is for the navy color.

Read our review of the best under-desk footrests.

ErgoFoam Adjustable Foot Rest — Runner-UpAmazon deal price: $32; street price: $40

What we like: Our runner-up pick for best under-desk footrest. Velvety-soft cover and firm-yet-squishy foam insert make elevating your feet pleasant, especially if not wearing shoes. Doubles as a foot rocker.

Other things to know: Compared with our top pick it's not as easy to clean—cover is harder to remove, and memory-foam insert doesn’t have its own encasement. Recurring deal price.

Read our review of the best under-desk footrests.

Lifelong Upryze Ergonomic Laptop Stand — Also GreatAmazon deal price: $55; street price: $70

What we like: Our pick for a taller laptop stand. Works well for sitting or standing. Extends up to 17 inches tall. Sturdiest of the tall stands we tested. Able to hold a 7-pound laptop steady. (Others couldn’t.)

Other things to know: Not easily adjustable. Use it with an external keyboard. At tallest height, can topple backward if you use laptop keyboard or bump into stand.

Read our review of the best laptop stands.

Prime Day 2023 might be over, but there are still some deals to be had on expert-vetted products.

Here are the very best Prime Day deals on Wirecutter picks we’ve spotted so far at Target, including deep discounts on the Google Pixel 7a and more.

Walmart’s sale on Prime Day promises discounts on a bunch of our expert-tested picks, but which deals are the best? Here’s every worthwhile deal we’ve found so far.

Looking to pick up some new appliances and electronics during Best Buy’s Black Friday in July sale? Here are the very best Prime Day deals we’ve found from Best Buy so far.

The majority of deals will expire before the end of the day on July 12, but we do often see some deals linger into the next day.

Prime Day deals do tend to change daily (even hourly), although we regularly see some deals last throughout the event.

Wirecutter Staff