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Cyber Monday, like Black Friday before it, has brought plenty of legitimate deals on Wirecutter picks sold at Amazon. Read on to see the best of the best. You can also check out the Wirecutter Deals page , which always has the latest list of discounts on Wirecutter picks that meet our rigorous testing and pricing standards .
Apple Watch Series 8 (45 mm, GPS) — Upcoming Pick Amazon deal price: $380; street price: $430
What we like: Same great features as Series 7. New features include crash detection, faster processor, watchOS 9, and temperature sensor.
Other things to know: Still in testing, but likely to be our new top pick. Not a huge jump in specs, so best if upgrading from older watch (Series 4 and earlier) or first time Apple Watch user. 45 mm screen, with Sport Band in the S/M or M/L size.
Read our review of the best smartwatch for iPhone owners.
Apple Watch Series 8 (45 mm, GPS, Red) — Upcoming Pick 🥈Second Retailer Amazon deal price: $380; street price: $430
What we like: Same great features as Series 7. New features include crash detection, faster processor, watchOS 9, and temperature sensor.
Other things to know: Still in testing, but likely to be our new top pick. Not a huge jump in specs, so best if upgrading from older watch (Series 4 and earlier) or first time Apple Watch user. Available in red, 45 mm screen, with Sport Band in the S/M or M/L size.
Read our review of why the Apple Watch is the best smartwatch for iPhone owners.
Apple Watch SE (44 mm, GPS, 2nd Gen) — Budget Pick Amazon deal price: $260; street price: $280
What we like: Budget pick with great screen and good battery life. Good option for a first smartwatch. Fast S8 chip. Small size.
Other things to know: Minimal upgrades from 1st generation. Lacks always-on display and some health functions of the Series 8.
Read our review of the best smartwatch for iPhone owners.
Apple Watch Ultra (GPS + Cellular) — Upgrade Pick Amazon deal price: $740; street price: $800
What we like: Titanium case should prevent cracks. Lengthy battery life. Biggest display of any Apple Watch. Action button launches apps fast.
Other things to know: Flat-edged screen. Siren feature for search and rescue. Size may be overkill. Hefty price tag.
Read our review of the best smartwatch for iPhone owners.
Apple MacBook Air (M2, 2022, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, Space Gray) — Upgrade Pick Amazon deal price: $1049; street price: $1150
What we like: Our upgrade pick MacBook. Updated design with a brighter screen and better webcam. Brings back the MagSafe port. A good all-around option for Mac users.
Other things to know: Matches the lowest price drop we've seen for this model. Isn’t ideal for people who edit photos or videos, or who otherwise process large media files. Available for $1050 in Space Gray.
Read our review of the best MacBooks.
Apple MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2021, M1, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB Storage) — Upgrade Pick Amazon deal price: $2000; street price: $2300
What we like: Our top pick for laptops for photo and video editing. Faster than any other we’ve tested. Impressive battery life. Larger 16-inch screen. New scissor-switch keyboard.
Other things to know: Pricey. Has the fastest and most powerful components Apple laptops offer. M1 processor. 16 GB RAM. 512 GB storage.
Read our review of the best laptops for video and photo editing.
Apple MacBook Pro (14-inch, 2021, M1 Pro Processor, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, Space Gray) — Pick Variant Amazon deal price: $1600; street price: $1850
What we like: All the power of the 16-inch MacBook Pro (our upgrade pick) but smaller. 14-inch screen is just as good, but more portable. Faster than any other laptop we’ve tested for photo or video editing. Impressive battery life. New scissor-switch keyboard.
Other things to know: M1 Pro processor, 16 GB RAM, and 512 GB storage. Available in space gray and silver.
Read our review of the best laptops for video and photo editing.
Apple iPad Pro (12.9-inch, M2, 6th Generation, 128 GB, Space Gray) — Pick Variant Amazon deal price: $1000; street price: $1100
What we like: A variant of our top-pick pro tablet. Large vivid display great for digital art and video editing. Faster processor, more capable camera than previous models.
Other things to know: Not a meaningful upgrade to a M1 iPad Pro or an iPad Air from the last two years. Available in Space Gray.
Read our review of the best pro tablets.
Apple iPad Pro (11-inch, 4th Gen, 128 GB, M2) — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $740; street price: $800
What we like: Newest generation of the iPad Pro. Latest M2 processor. Faster connectivity with Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3, and some new camera features.
Other things to know: No major design changes.
Read our review of the best tablet.
Apple iPad (9th Generation, Wi-Fi, 64 GB) — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $270; street price: $310
What we like: Great balance of price and performance. Supports Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard pairing. Solid build quality. Long battery life. Powerful enough to be a laptop replacement.
Other things to know: Previous gen model, but still fast enough for all but the most demanding tasks. Lacks 120 Hz refresh rate screen. Lightning cable charging. Thicker and heavier than the Pro and Air.
Read our review of the best tablet.
Apple iPad (10.9-inch, 10th Gen, Wi-Fi, 64 GB, Blue) — Upgrade Pick Amazon deal price: $420; street price: $450
What we like: Bigger, higher resolution screen and faster processor than the 9th-gen. Adds Wi-Fi 6 and a USB-C charging port. Upgraded FaceTime camera that's moved from portrait to landscape. Faster, more reliable connectivity.
Other things to know: No headphone jack or home button. Swaps out Lightning port for USB-C. Available in blue.
Read our review of the best tablet.
Apple Magic Keyboard for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro — Upgrade Pick Amazon deal price: $300; street price: $350
What we like: Our upgrade pick keyboard case for the iPad Pro. Fantastic keys with excellent glass trackpad. Necessary for extended typing on the iPad. Draws power via Smart Connector.
Other things to know: Expensive and heavy. Not everyone needs the trackpad. USB-C port only provides pass-through charging to the iPad.
Read our review of the best iPad Pro keyboard cases.
Apple Pencil (2nd Generation) — Upgrade Pick Amazon deal price: $89; street price: $120
What we like: Our upgrade pick stylus for iPads. Wireless charging. Has a tap system for toggling settings and pressure sensitivity for artists. Best iOS stylus money can buy.
Other things to know: Only compatible with USB-C–based iPads; doesn't work with older iPads. Typically pricey.
Read our review of the best stylus for your iPad.
Apple Leather Case with MagSafe for iPhone 14 — Our Pick Amazon deal price: $45; street price: $59
What we like: The best leather phone case for the iPhone 14 Pro Max. Sleek. High-quality materials. Clicky buttons. All-around protection. MagSafe compatibility.
Other things to know: Not a forever case. Plastic inner liner may show wear within a year. Available in Ink, Orange, or Midnight.
Read our review of the best cases for the iPhone 14, 14 Plus, 14 Pro, and 14 Pro Max.
Apple MagSafe Duo Charger — Also Great Amazon deal price: $98; street price: $120
What we like: Compact. Best if you only need to charge two devices. Ideal for traveling or limited nightstand space. Charges at full 15W with MagSafe.
Other things to know: Only two charging spots (one for iPhone or AirPods case and one for Apple Watch). Doesn't come with a 20-watt power adapter. Still quite pricey and doesn't match the lowest price we've seen.
Read our review of the best Apple wireless charging stations.
Apple Leather Case with MagSafe for iPhone 14 Pro Max (Umber) — Our Pick Amazon deal price: $45; street price: $59
What we like: The best leather phone case for the iPhone 14 Pro Max. Sleek. High-quality materials. Clicky buttons. All-around protection. MagSafe compatibility.
Other things to know: Not a forever case. Plastic inner liner may show wear within a year.
Read our review of the best iPhone case for iPhone 14, 14 Plus, 14 Pro, and 14 Pro Max.
iRobot Braava Jet m6 Robot Mop — Upgrade Pick Amazon deal price: $300; street price: $400
What we like: Has bigger battery and water tank than our top pick. Sophisticated navigation system learns house layout. Cleans up to 1,000 square feet at a time. iRobot has an established track record for durability and long-term support.
Other things to know: Struggles with rug edges and thresholds. Need to change the pads and fill the reservoir after every cleaning session. Potential navigation complaints.
Read our review of the best robot mops.
iRobot Roomba 692 Robot Vacuum — Pick Variant Amazon deal price: $175; 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: Lowest price we've ever seen. Sturdier than other bump-and-run vacuums.
Read our review of the best robot vacuums.
iRobot Roomba 694 Robot Vacuum — Budget Pick Amazon deal price: $179; street price: $220
What we like: Budget pick tried-and-true robot vacuum that's much more durable and repairable than similar bots from other brands and is better at cleaning rugs. A nimble navigator that rarely gets stuck.
Other things to know: Works best when it only has to clean a few rooms at a time. The 694 is the most current model with Wi-Fi (for on/off remote control through a smartphone app).
Read our review of the best robot vacuums.
iRobot Roomba i3 Evo Robot Vacuum — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $230; street price: $300
What we like: Top pick robot vacuum with strong suction, tangle-resistant brushes, and smart assistant and navigation capabilities. Ideal for larger spaces with rugs and shedding pets.
Other things to know: It doesn’t work quite as fast as other similar models. Alexa and Google Assistant compatible.
Read our review of the best robot vacuums.
iRobot Roomba i3+ EVO Robot Vacuum — Our Pick Amazon deal price: $350; street price: $450
What we like: Our top pick robot vacuum. Better than competitors at getting pet hair out of rugs. Nimble navigation system. Durable. Sturdy. Repairable. Packaged with a charging dock that automatically sucks all the debris out of the robot after a cleaning session.
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.
Read why we love the i3+ EVO's self-emptying feature.
iRobot Roomba j7 Robot Vacuum (7150) — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $350; street price: $500
What we like: Great advanced navigation system. Its object-detection system supposedly helps it steer around dog poop and power cables, but it was hit-and-miss in our tests.
Other things to know: Does not include self-emptying dock. May become smarter after future software updates. Privacy concerns have been raised by some after Amazon's acquisition of iRobot.
Read our review of the best robot vacuums.
iRobot Roomba j7+ Robot Vacuum with Self-Emptying Base — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $510; street price: $750
What we like: Upgrade of top robot vacuum pick has advanced navigation system. Has built-in object avoidance—including pet poop. Self-empties into bin on included base.
Other things to know: Object-detection system is a bonus but is work in progress. Should continue to get smarter with software updates. Dock not cross-compatible with i3 EVO or i7 bots. Deal price reflected at checkout.
Read our review of the best robot vacuums.
Roborock Q5 Robot Vacuum — Also Great Amazon deal price: $300 with clipped on-page coupon.; street price: $430
What we like: Our also-great robot vac excels on low and medium-pile carpet and hardwood. User-friendly app and voice control. Faster clean than competitors. Excellent mapping system.
Other things to know: Our top pick is better for thick rugs. Not as durable or repairable as Roombas. Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Siri compatible. Clip the on-page coupon for the deal price.
Read our review of the best robot vacuums.
Roborock Q5+ Robot Vacuum — Also Great Amazon deal price: $480 with clipped on-page coupon.; street price: $700
What we like: Also great robot vac pick; good Roomba alternative. The "plus" is a charging station that can empty debris into a disposable bag. Good on low and medium-pile carpet and hardwood. User-friendly app and voice control. Excellent mapping system. Large bin, long battery life.
Other things to know: Weaker on carpet than Roomba competitors. Not as durable or repairable as Roombas either. Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Siri compatible. Clip the on-page coupon for the deal price.
Read our review of the best robot vacuums.
Black+Decker 16V Max Lithium DustBuster Hand Vacuum CHV1410L — Runner-Up Amazon deal price: $40; street price: $55
What we like: Runner-up handheld vacuum pick. Perfect for quick, easy cleanups. Comfortable to handle. Convenient vertical charging base. About 10 minute battery life. Swing-out combo brush can come in handy.
Other things to know: Doesn't clean upholstery very effectively. Lacks a hose or pivoting nozzle.
Read our review of the best handheld vacuum.
Black+Decker Max Lithium Flex Vacuum BDH2020FL — Our Pick Amazon deal price: $70; street price: $95
What we like: Our favorite car vacuum is also great around home. Powerful suction. Cordless operation with 4-foot flexible hose. Included clip-on tools help reach tight spots other comparably-priced models can't.
Other things to know: Longtime top pick. First deal we've seen in a year. New low.
Read our review of the best car vacuum.
Tineco Pure One S12 Cordless Stick Vacuum — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $350; street price: $450
What we like: Marginally stronger than our top pick. Slightly longer battery life. Handy built-in display. Trigger lock so you don't need to constantly squeeze the handle. Converts to handheld vacuum.
Other things to know: Only worthwhile at this sale price. Good all-around option with no major flaws.
Read our review of the best cordless stick vacuum.
Tineco Pure One S11 Cordless Stick Vacuum — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $245; street price: $350
What we like: One of the lightest, most maneuverable cordless stick vacuums we've tested. Powerful enough to clean most rugs. Unique dust sensor makes it easier to focus your efforts on areas that are actually dirty.
Other things to know: Not the best of the best, but doesn’t have any major flaws. Not the lowest deal we've seen.
Read our review of the best cordless stick vacuum.
Eufy RoboVac X8 Robot Vacuum — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $300; street price: $380
What we like: Quick, accurate laser-based navigation and smart-map features. Twin turbines deliver more suction than most robot vacs.
Other things to know: Expensive when not on sale and doesn’t offer meaningful improvements over Eufy's cheaper models.
Read our review of the best robot vacuums.
Acer Aspire 5 A515-45 Laptop (Ryzen 5 5500U, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD) — Also Great Amazon deal price: $390; street price: $450
What we like: Also great pick for best Windows laptop under $500. Good option for a laptop on a budget. Solid performance. Great screen. Responsive trackpad. Long battery life.
Other things to know: 15.6-inch screen and a weight just shy of 4 pounds might sacrifice some portability. Keyboard is only okay. Includes the Ryzen 5 5500U processor, 8 GB RAM, and 256 GB SSD.
Read our review of the best laptop under $500.
Satechi Bluetooth Extended Keypad (Silver) — Also Great Amazon deal price: $30; street price: $45
What we like: Sturdy and well-built. Solid keys. Windows and Mac compatible. Full-size arrows and navigation keys. 50-hour battery life.
Other things to know: Only pairs with one device at a time. Includes USB-C charging cable.
Read our review of the best Bluetooth and wireless keyboards.
Keychron C1 Mechanical Keyboard — Budget Pick Amazon deal price: $48; street price: $60
What we like: Our budget mechanical keyboard pick offers solid build quality at a superb value. Compatible with Windows and Mac. Attractive minimalist design. Satisfying typing experience.
Other things to know: Unbeatable price, but worth noting the cheaper-feeling ABS keycaps will wear out sooner than the thicker PBT keycaps of our other picks. Available in red, blue, and brown. The C2, a full-size model with number pad, is also on sale.
Read our review of the best mechanical keyboards.
Razer Basilisk V3 Gaming Mouse — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $50; street price: $65
What we like: Comfortable for most hand sizes and grip types. Plenty of well-placed, responsive buttons. Customizable RGB underglow lighting. Optical switches avoid mechanical switch double-click issue. Ability to toggle between ratcheted and no-friction scrolling.
Other things to know: Razer’s Synapse 3 software doesn’t work on macOS. Textured plastic can feel cheap to some.
Read our review of the best gaming mouse.
Razer Basilisk Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse — Former Pick Amazon deal price: $60; street price: $80
What we like: Speedy, responsive, and comfortable. Customizable scroll wheel with adjustable resistance. Decent battery life.
Other things to know: Former upgrade pick. Virtually identical to the cheaper wired Basilisk V3 in size, shape, and placement of buttons. Braided charging cable included. Small cavity on underside allows for storage of wireless dongle.
Read our review of the best gaming mouse.
Razer Basilisk Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse with Charging Dock — Former Pick Amazon deal price: $80; street price: $140
What we like: Comfortable gaming mouse. Speedy and responsive. Customizable scroll wheel with adjustable resistance. Decent battery life.
Other things to know: Former upgrade pick. Virtually identical to the cheaper wired Basilisk V3 in size, shape, and placement of buttons. Included charging dock can be finicky. Can't use mouse when docked.
Read our review of the best gaming mouse.
Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed Wireless Gaming Mouse — Also Great Amazon deal price: $35; street price: $45
What we like: The best budget wireless gaming mouse. Able to connect via Bluetooth or USB dongle.
Other things to know: Lacks buttons and features that more expensive options have. Uses mechanical switches instead of optical switches. Prone to double-click switch failure. Uses one AA battery. Has a two-year warranty.
Read our review of the best gaming mouse.
Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Headset — Upgrade Pick Amazon deal price: $100; street price: $120
What we like: Best gaming headset we tested this year. Rich, immersive sound. Lightweight enough to wear all day. Fits a wide array of head sizes.
Other things to know: Connects wirelessly. Comes with 3.5mm cable to use wired with any console. Charges via micro-USB cable. Two-year warranty.
Read our review of the best gaming headsets.
Razer Kaira Pro — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $90; street price: $105
What we like: Haptic feedback for a more immersive gaming experience. Crisp, bass heavy audio. Connects via USB-C dongle or Bluetooth. Stylish enough for streetwear.
Other things to know: Some may find haptic vibrations annoying. Upgrade pick has a better overall soundstage. Works with Xbox.
Read our review of the best gaming headsets.
Logitech G203 Lightsync Gaming Mouse — Budget Pick Amazon deal price: $20; street price: $30
What we like: Cheapest good gaming mouse we've tested. Customizable and its sensor is accurate. Doesn’t feel as cheap as the low price suggests.
Other things to know: Smaller than our top picks. Has fewer buttons and inferior build quality.
Read our review of the best gaming mouse.
Logitech G502 Hero Wired Gaming Mouse — Former Pick Amazon deal price: $30; street price: $40
What we like: Former runner-up pick. Sturdy, high quality. Responsive buttons. Customizable, with RGB lights and adjustable weights. Comfortable for range of grip styles.
Other things to know: Older model that uses mechanical switches (prone to failure over time, leading to register single click as multiple inputs). Not a great pick for anyone with small hands due to button array.
Read our review of the best gaming mouse.
The Jackbox Party Pack 8 for Nintendo Switch (Digital Code) — Staff Favorite Amazon deal price: $20; street price: $30
What we like: Perfect to play after the kids go to sleep. A collection of hilarious minigames that prompt players to chime in on their own mobile devices. Absurd and effortless to learn. A breath of fresh air compared to competitive games that encourage tensions.
Other things to know: Comes with Drawful Animate, The Wheel of Enormous Proportions, Job Job, The Poll Mine, and Weapons Drawn. After purchase, you can access the game in Your Orders. Non-returnable and non-refundable.
Read our review of four video games that are fun for the whole family.
JBL Quantum 350 Wireless Gaming Headset — Also Great Amazon deal price: $50; street price: $80
What we like: Decent choice for a sub-$100 wireless headset. Light and comfortable during long sessions. Clear (if a bit flat) audio. Detachable microphone. Charges quickly via USB-C. Connects wirelessly via USB-A dongle.
Other things to know: Build quality isn't as solid as top pick. Doesn't work with Xbox consoles due to no 3.5 mm cable. Microphone audio is a bit muffled and doesn't isolate well.
Read our review of the best gaming headsets.
Microsoft Xbox Wireless Controller (Black or White) — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $40; street price: $50
What we like: Smooth and responsive buttons. Comfortable and familiar design. Built-in Windows compatibility for nearly all PC games that support controllers. Bluetooth and USB-C connectivity. Good audio from headset jack.
Other things to know: Requires AA batteries or an add-on rechargeable battery pack for wireless play. Nearly identical to the older Xbox One controller. Available for $40 in black or white.
Read our review of the best PC gaming controller.
Microsoft Xbox Series S Holiday Console + $40 Amazon Digital Credit — Also Great Amazon deal price: $240; street price: $340
What we like: Smaller, lighter, and more affordable than the Series X (our top pick Xbox). Can play current generation of games. Works with a library of backward-compatible games. Supports 4K media streaming.
Other things to know: 512 GB built in storage; can add external hard drive for more space. Lacks a disc drive. Weaker graphics card means most games will be a native 1080p or 1440p. Use code XBOX at checkout. Comes with $40 Digital Credit for Amazon.
Read our review of the best game consoles.
HyperX Cloud Alpha Gaming Headset (Red/Black) — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $55; street price: $80
What we like:Our top pick gaming headset. Consistently rated the most comfortable headsets in our testing, including for people with glasses. Has large earcups and adjusts to fit a variety of head sizes. Good spacious soundscape. Detachable 3.5 mm cable and microphone. Solid construction that holds up over frequent use. Compatible with nearly any console or device.
Other things to know: Doesn't offer surround sound. Highs are a bit lacking. Mediocre microphone.
Read our review of the best gaming headsets.
HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 — Budget Pick Amazon deal price: $40; street price: $50
What we like: Punches above its price point. Clear, balanced sound at any volume. Best microphone of all our picks. Comfortable, replaceable earcups. Auto mute when mic swiveled upward. Compatible with all consoles.
Other things to know: Cheaper feel than other picks. Non-removable cable and microphone. Includes two-year license for DTS Sound Unbound virtual surround sound software.
Read our review of the best gaming headsets.
HyperX Alloy Origins Core Gaming Keyboard — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $60; street price: $80
What we like: Solid build quality and minimalist design. Tenkeyless layout. Customizable macros, gaming modes, and per-key RGB lighting with Ngenuity software (Windows-only). Your choice of tactile, linear, or clicky switches. Removable USB-C cable.
Other things to know: Spacebar and modifier keys rattle. Thin ABS keycaps. Other layouts available.
Read our review of the best gear and peripherals for PC gaming.
PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller for Xbox — Budget Pick Amazon deal price: $24; street price: $33
What we like: 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.
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 purple. Avoid shipping costs with Walmart store pickup.
Read our review of the best PC gaming controller.
Deathloop - PC — Staff Favorite Amazon deal price: $15; street price: $21
What we like: Action and stealth game with a fun timelooping mechanic. Fun combat, challenging scenarios drive the main gameplay loop, with a reset at the end of each day. Great aesthetics and music.
Other things to know: Roguelite-esque loop can be repetitive for some, but you keep your power upgrades and the story unfolds with more information on each loop. Winner of Gamespot's Game of the Year award, nominated best game direction and best art direction at The Game Awards.
Read our review of four video games to ride out the end of winter.
It Takes Two (PC, Xbox) — Staff Favorite Amazon deal price: $16; street price: $20
What we like: The best and truest co-op video game we've ever played. Local or online co-op. Truly fun, innovative, unique gameplay and puzzles.
Other things to know: Purchasing the game grants you a "Friend's Pass" which allows you to invite a friend to play the whole game online with you for free (on the same platform). Available for deal price on Xbox and PC.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge (Xbox One) — Staff Favorite Amazon deal price: $30; street price: $35
What we like: A fantastic refresh of the classic arcade game from the late ’80s and early ’90s, and it features some of the most seamless co-op gameplay around.
Other things to know: Physical version for the Xbox One, one to six players, and ESRB rating E10+.
Read our review of the best couch co-op games.
Tomtoc Nintendo Switch Slim Case (Pink) — Our Pick Amazon deal price: $16; street price: $20
What we like: Fits the Switch like a glove. Slim and lightweight, with easy-to-use zippers. Durable. Travel-friendly. Cushioned hard-shell design provides excellent protection.
Other things to know: Can also transport eight game cartridges. Not much space for other accessories like cables. Available in pink.
Read our review of the best nintendo switch and switch lite accessories.
Asus ROG Gladius III Gaming Mouse — Also Great Amazon deal price: $50; street price: $80
What we like: Also great pick for the best gaming mouse. Easy to open up for customizing or repairs. Comes with a spare set of replacement switches and a small tweezer tool. Decently comfortable for most hand sizes. Lightweight without feeling cheap.
Other things to know: Other sculpted mouse picks are more comfortable to use. Lacks switch for ratcheted and smooth scrolling. Has fewer buttons than our top picks. Might be too light for some.
Read our review of the best gaming mouse.
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Kids eBook Reader (11th generation, 8 GB) — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $105; street price: $160
What we like: Improves on the Kindle Paperwhite’s great display, adjustable color temperature, even lighting, and waterproofing with a cover.
Other things to know: Identical to the standard Kindle, but with a two-year warranty (versus the standard’s one-year), and no ads, for only $20 more.
Read our review of the best ebook reader.
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite eBook Reader (11th generation) 2-Pack — Pick Variant Amazon deal price: $170; street price: $280
What we like: Ad-supported version of our top pick, the Paperwhite Kids. Newest generation of the Kindle. Improves on previous generation’s great display, adjustable color temperature, and even lighting. 8 GB.
Other things to know: Lockscreen will contain ads. One year warranty. Add two ebook readers to your cart to get discount. Does not have our top pick's included case or two-year warranty.
Read our review of the best ebook reader.
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra (Unlocked, 128 GB) — Also Great Amazon deal price: $851; street price: $1050
What we like: Not our top pick but an also great Android phone with no compromises. A fast processor, a huge screen, class-leading camera hardware, and stylus make it the most full-featured Android phone available.
Other things to know: Overpriced but worth picking up on sale. Too large for one-handed use. Samsung’s photo processing isn’t as pleasing as Google’s, and it produces less accurate colors and more motion blur.
Read our review of the best android phones.
Samsung Galaxy Watch5 (40 mm, Bluetooth) — Upcoming Pick Amazon deal price: $230; street price: $280
What we like: Has Google’s latest Wear OS 3 software paired with Samsung’s One UI interface, plus all the apps and watch faces in the Google Play Store. Offers impressive health tracking with automatic workout detection, heart rate and oxygen monitoring, and stress analysis.
Other things to know: Upcoming top pick. Lacks the rotating bezel of the older Galaxy Watch4 Classic, and it comes in just one, minimalist style. The 44 mm size is also on sale for a new low of $260.
Read our review of the best smartwatch for Android phones.
Smartish Wallet Slayer Vol. 1 for iPhone 13 Case — Our Pick Amazon deal price: $15; street price: $20
What we like: Holds as many as three cards firmly without sacrificing a nice design. Consists of soft, rubbery TPU all around, with a flat texture on the back and grippier sides, and air pockets in the corners.
Other things to know: Essentially the Smartish Gripmunk with a three-card wallet built into the back. No option to leave the wallet segment behind. Most colors for all versions of this case are on sale whether you have the standard iPhone 13 or the mini, Pro, or Pro Max.
Read our review of the best iPhone case.
Google Pixel 7 (Unlocked, 128 GB) — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $500; street price: $600
What we like: Best Android smartphone camera we’ve ever tested. Excellent build quality and more affordable than comparable models. Guaranteed security updates through fall 2027.
Other things to know: Not many negatives, but no optical-Zoom camera and fast-charging speeds are underwhelming.
Read our review of the best Android phones.
Google Pixel 7 Pro (Unlocked, 128 GB) — Upgrade Pick Amazon deal price: $739; street price: $900
What we like: Our upgrade pick for Android phones. Takes the already-excellent Pixel 7 and adds a bigger, better OLED screen, and a zoom camera—and it’s still cheaper than the competition.
Other things to know: Value isn’t quite as strong as the Pixel 7's, but it's a capable phone with excellent software and five years of update support.
Read our review of the best Android phones.
Google Pixel 6a (Unlocked, 128 GB) — Budget Pick Amazon deal price: $300; street price: $380
What we like: Budget pick Android phone with previous-generation flagship processor. Latest Android software. Still has excellent screen and good battery life, plus a camera that rivals those of phones that cost twice as much.
Other things to know: Lacks wireless charging. Cheaper build and smaller display (6.1") than Pixel 6. Pixel 7 is now available, but no 7a has been released yet.
Read our review of the best Android phones.
Logitech Combo Touch Keyboard Case for 12.9-inch iPad Pro — Also Great Amazon deal price: $180; street price: $230
What we like: Best keyboard case if you want a trackpad. Offers an impressive keyboard, plus a removable case. Slimmer than our top pick. Draws power from the iPad's Smart Connector.
Other things to know: Can stay positioned in a wide range of angles but isn't well suited for using on your lap. New low price.
Read our review of the best iPad Pro keyboard cases.
Wacom One Drawing Tablet (Small) — Our Pick Amazon deal price: $40; street price: $50
What we like: The best drawing tablet for students. Wacom's cheapest entry-level option. Reliable and portable graphics tablet with 6-by-3.7-inch drawing surface. Paper-like texture helps ease transition from analog to digital.
Other things to know: Lacks customizable buttons. Prime Day offered slightly better pricing.
Read our review of the best drawing tablets for beginners.
Wacom Intuos Drawing Tablet — Top Pick Amazon 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. 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.
Fossil Gen 6 Android Smartwatch — Also Great Amazon deal price: $190; street price: $250
What we like: Reliable and capable smart watch. Powered by Snapdragon Wear 4100+ "platform." Integrates with Google apps and services on your phone. Recently updated to the new Wear OS 3. Wide array of health sensors.
Other things to know: Doesn't automatically start workouts in Google Fit. Some may find the Fossil bulky. Easy to misalign on charger, leading to device not being charged.
Read our review of the best smartwatch for Android phones.
amFilm OneTouch Glass Screen Protector for iPhone 14 (2-Pack) — Runner-Up Amazon deal price: $6; street price: $14
What we like: Runner-up pick. Comparable to top pick in glass quality and coverage area. Meets our expectations for clarity and scratch resistance. Compatible with iPhone 14 and 14 Pro.
Other things to know: Not compatible with iPhone 14 Plus or 14 Pro Max. Currently on sale for much less than top pick. Applicator tool isn’t as easy to use as top pick's.
Read our review of the best iPhone screen protectors.
Backbone One iPhone Controller — Staff Favorite Amazon deal price: $64; street price: $100
What we like: Turns any iPhone into a handheld gaming machine. Connects via Lightning port. Records game play.
Other things to know: iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max require a special adapter. Staff favorite. Includes 1 month of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
TCL 32S334 32-Inch Android TV — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $140; street price: $160
What we like: Our top pick for the best 32-inch TV. Offers better picture quality than the competition. Helpful built-in features like voice search and Bluetooth audio output. Things to know: 720p resolution is not ideal for up-close uses. Really dark scenes can look too blue at times.
Read our review of the best 32-inch TV.
Samsung S95B OLED TV (55-Inch) — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $1450; street price: $1800
What we like: The brightest, most color-rich, and most room-flexible OLED TV we’ve ever tested.
Other things to know: Does not support Dolby Vision HDR. Only available in 55- and 65-inch screen sizes. New low price for the 55-inch size.
Read our review of the best OLED TV.
Samsung The Frame 55-Inch QLED TV (2022 Model) — Staff Favorite Amazon deal price: $1000; street price: $1400
What we like: LCD TV that mounts perfectly flush against the wall like framed artwork. 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. Matches low price for the 2022 model in the 55-inch size.
Read our review of the best rollable screens, art frames, and easels: these TVs think outside the box.
Samsung QN90B Neo QLED 4K TV (65-inch) — Upcoming Pick Amazon deal price: $1600; street price: $1700
What we like: Better contrast ratios, brighter HDR highlights, and wider viewing angle than our top pick. Center-mounted stand.
Other things to know: Upcoming upgrade pick.
Read our review of the best LCD/LED TV.
LG C2 Series OLED TV (48-Inch) — Runner-Up Amazon deal price: $1050; street price: $1300
What we like: Top-tier OLED picture quality at a more reasonable price. Great visuals from lower-resolution SDR content. Native support for Dolby Atmos audio. Four HDMI 2.1 inputs. Advanced gaming functions.
Other things to know: Lacks the high brightness and color saturation of our top pick.
Read our review of the best OLED tv.
J-Tech WEX200V3 Wireless HDMI Transmitter Kit — Runner-Up Amazon deal price: $137; street price: $160
What we like: Reliable, steady signal. Transmits video up to 1080p/60. Can change the wireless frequency to avoid interference. Delivers essential functions with little degradation.
Other things to know: Picture quality isn't as clean as the best competitors. Only stereo audio (no surround sound). Can’t draw power from TV’s USB port. Clip the on-page coupon for the deal price.
Read our review of the best wireless hdmi video transmitter.
Vizio Elevate Soundbar System — Runner-Up Amazon deal price: $680; street price: $850
What we like: Best soundbar if you want a complete system. Dynamic and immersive audio experience. Two HDMI inputs, Bluetooth and Chromecast music streaming.
Other things to know: Voices don’t sound as clear as they do through our top pick. Attach an Amazon Echo Dot to add smart-speaker functionality.
Read our review of the best soundbar.
Vizio M512a-H6 Soundbar System — Also Great Amazon deal price: $350; street price: $450
What we like: Gives you a fully immersive, surround-sound experience and plenty of inputs for an affordable price. Also includes dedicated surround speakers that connect (via cables) to the wireless subwoofer.
Other things to know: Has Bluetooth, but not Wi-Fi.
Read our review of the best soundbar.
Vizio M-Series Elevate Soundbar System — Upcoming Pick Amazon deal price: $500; street price: $700
What we like: Produces a more cinematic experience with enveloping sound. Includes rotating Atmos speakers and separate surround speakers.
Other things to know: Upcoming pick in our guide to the best soundbar.
Read our review of the best soundbar.
SofaBaton U1 Universal Remote Control — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $38; street price: $50
What we like: Our pick for the best universal remote control. Intuitive layout. Controls up to 15 AV devices via infrared and/or Bluetooth. More flexible than other lower-priced remotes.
Other things to know: Relies on a mobile app for setup. Lacks backlighting and activity buttons. Matches usual deal price with clipped on-page coupon.
Read our review of the best universal remote control.
Roku Streaming Stick 4K (2021) — Runner-Up Amazon deal price: $25; street price: $40
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 (the more expensive Google Chromecast TV).
Read our review of the best media streaming devices.
Roku Ultra Streaming Device — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $69; street price: $100
What we like: A refresh of an older Roku we like. Comes with ethernet port and expandable storage slot. Includes Voice Remote Pro that has a rechargeable battery, microphone (for voice controls), custom shortcut buttons, a remote finder, and headphone jack for private listening.
Other things to know: Not a significant upgrade in processing power or experience over previous model or the Roku Streaming Stick 4K. Overkill for most people.
Read our review of the best media streaming devices.
Monoprice 4K Certified Premium High Speed HDMI Cable (6 feet) — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $3; street price: $8
What we like: Our top pick for best HDMI cable. Inexpensive but high quality. Certified by HDMI Licensing Administrator to pass 4K HDR signals.
Other things to know: Lifetime warranty. Deal is for the six-foot length. Free shipping requires Prime membership.
Read our review of the best HDMI cables.
ELAC Debut 2.0 B6.2 Bookshelf Speakers (pair) — Runner-Up Amazon deal price: $240; street price: $280
What we like: Recommended home theater speaker set. Powerful sound, and a matching Dolby Atmos add-on module is available.
Other things to know: Bulkier and less attractive than the Polk Signature Elite Series.
Read our review of the best gear for building your home theater.
Nvidia Shield TV Pro — Pick Variant Amazon deal price: $175; street price: $200
What we like: A more powerful version of the Shield TV (our favorite Android TV streaming device). Offers 16 GB of storage. Built-in Google Assistant. Compatible with HD and UHD TVs with HDMI. Features two extra USB ports.
Other things to know: A variant of our former Andriod TV pick. Compatible with Amazon Alexa. Good option for those running a Plex server.
Read our review of the best media streaming devices.
JBL Bar 5.0 Soundbar — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $270; street price: $400
What we like: JBL makes our budget soundbar pick; this is a competitor. We were surprised to hear how spacious the small, relatively minimal Dolby Atmos option sounded. Good, simple solution.
Other things to know: No subwoofer. Relatively pricey for a soundbar without a subwoofer or option to add. First deal we've posted on this model.
Read our review of the best soundbar.
Sonos Arc Soundbar — Former Pick Best Buy deal price: $719; street price: $800
What we like: Former runner-up soundbar pick. Great sound with Dolby Atmos support. AirPlay 2 and an HDMI ARC port. Built-in voice control via Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.
Other things to know: Lacks a remote control and an HDMI input to directly connect a source. No subwoofer or surround speakers.
Read our review of the best soundbar.
Loop Experience Earplugs — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $23; street price: $30
What we like: Our top pick for the best earplugs for concerts. 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. Down to a new low price.
Read our review of the best earplugs for concerts.
Beats Powerbeats Pro Wireless Earbuds — Former Pick Amazon deal price: $150; street price: $185
What we like: A former runner-up pick. Pair quickly and easily with Apple devices. Offer Siri voice activation. Sound great. Long battery life.
Other things to know: No hear-through mode (but earpieces can be worn individually for situational awareness). Water resistant but no official IP rating.
Read our review of the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds.
Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II — Upcoming Pick Amazon deal price: $250; street price: $300
What we like: Upcoming pick for best in-ear noise-cancelling headphones. Best noise cancellation of any earbuds we tested. Bluetooth 5.3 capability. Effectively 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.
Read our review of the best noise-cancelling headphones.
Bose QuietComfort 45 Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $230; street price: $300
What we like: Not a pick, but another good headphones option. Comparable noise-cancelling to our top pick. Lacks adjustable active noise-cancelling. 24 hours of battery life. Offers an awareness mode. Has background-noise-reducing microphones.
Other things to know: Can pair with a Bose soundbar to work as wireless TV headphones.
Read our review of the best noise-cancelling headphones.
Moondrop Quarks Wired Earbuds — Upcoming Pick Amazon deal price: $13; street price: $15
What we like: Upcoming pick for best earbuds under $50. Clear casing. Small form-factor. Neutral, mid-centric sound.
Other things to know: Comes in both a microphone and non-microphone version.
Read our review of the best earbuds under $50.
EarPeace Music Pro Earplugs — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $32; street price: $40
What we like: Performed very well in our tests. Less noticeable than our top pick. Super-soft, malleable silicone. Double-flange style. Removable noise filter. Good attenuation. Metal carrying case included.
Other things to know: Only comes with two sizes of tips (standard and small). The small pull-tab could be difficult to hold for those with larger fingers, dexterity issues, or after a cocktail.
Read our review of the best earplugs for concerts.
Koss Porta Pro Headphones — Former Pick Amazon deal price: $40; street price: $48
What we like: Former pick that senior staff writer Brent Butterworth calls "a long-time budget audiophile classic."
Other things to know: Some sound leakage may occur. Not lowest price we've seen but first deal spotted in two years. Street price has risen significantly.
Read our review of the best headphones.
1More SonoFlow Wireless ANC Headphones — Budget Pick Amazon deal price: $80; street price: $100
What we like: Upcoming budget pick for over-ear noise-cancelling headphones. Effective noise cancellation. Adjustable sound. Lightweight. Comfortable. Five microphones. Dual-device connectivity. 50-hour battery life with ANC on. Includes a cable to use in wired mode when necessary. (ANC does not work in wired mode.)
Other things to know: Clip on-page coupon.
Read our review of the best noise-cancelling headphones.
1More Piston Fit BT Neckband Earbuds — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $20; street price: $25
What we like: Sound and feel more expensive than they are. Thin, lightweight neckband rests comfortably around neck and coils for easy storage. Includes four sizes of ear tips. Controls are easy to use. Eight-hour battery life.
Other things to know: IPX4 water-resistance rating. One-year warranty. Deal matches best price we've seen in 2022.
Read our review of the best earbuds under $50.
JBL Reflect Aero TWS Headphones — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $75; street price: $125
What we like: The best wireless earbuds for working out. IP68-rated water and dust protection. Stabilizing wings keep earbuds locked in place. 8-hour battery life with 16-hour case life. Dual-device Bluetooth capability. Good bass forward sound. Can function with just one earbud. Excellent noise cancellation.
Other things to know: In-app EQ tweaking improves audio. Some may find stabilizing wings uncomfortable during prolonged usage. Touch-based controls aren't perfect. Case lacks wireless charging. Other picks may be better for phone/video calls.
Read our review of the best workout headphones.
JBL Reflect Mini NC Headphones — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $75; street price: $120
What we like: Offers a lot of excellent features in common with our top pick. Comes with solid (IP57) sweat resistance, decent noise isolation, a hear-through awareness mode, and EQ adjustability.
Other things to know: Sound quality is bass-forward in a fun way. The touch-based controls are limited and were occasionally temperamental in our tests. Currently about $25 cheaper than our top pick.
Read our review of the best workout headphones.
Anker Soundcore Space A40 Earbuds — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $80; street price: $100
What we like: Top pick for the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds. Small and lightweight. Case comes with wireless charging. Decent active noise cancellation. 10-hour battery life. Dual device connectivity.
Other things to know: Surprisingly good for the price. Don’t support a voice-activated assistant like Alexa or Siri.
Read our review of the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds.
Anker Soundcore Space Q45 Noise-Cancelling Headphones — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $100; street price: $150
What we like: A decent sounding model from our guide to noise-cancelling headphones. Better reduction of low sounds than our budget pick. Customizable EQ and ANC level with a hear-through mode. Good for flights.
Other things to know: Noise cancellation is not nearly as good as Bose. Fit best suited for larger heads.
Read our review of the best noise-cancelling headphones.
Marshall Major IV Bluetooth Headphones — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $100; street price: $135
What we like: Features the signature "warmer" Marshall sound. Single multi-function knob handles tracks, volume, and calls. Easy to use.
Other things to know: No way to EQ the sound profile. Headband is snug. Offers Qi wireless charging, but it’s a little awkward to get the ear cup to lay correctly on a charge pad. Available in black or brown.
Read our review of the best Bluetooth wireless headphones.
Skullcandy Sesh Evo Wireless Earbuds — Former Pick Amazon deal price: $30; street price: $40
What we like: Provides fun, bass-forward sound. Comfortable fit. Water resistance (with an IP55 rating). Easy-to-use controls.
Other things to know: Former budget pick. Only five hours battery life per charge, but 19 hours total from the included charging case. Mediocre microphone.
Read our review of the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds.
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $100; street price: $150
What we like: Great for Galaxy users who frequently use Bixby. Seamless connection with Samsung devices. Impressively clear microphone. Enjoyable, bass-forward sound.
Other things to know: Ambient awareness mode can be a bit fiddly. Limited controls. Mediocre noise-cancellation. Runs on the smaller side of ear sizes.
Read our review of the best noise-cancelling headphones.
Amazon Echo Buds (2nd Gen) Wireless Earbuds — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $70; street price: $100
What we like: Another good wireless Bluetooth earbud option. Decent noise cancellation. Only earbuds that offer hands-free Alexa compatibility.
Other things to know: Might be a little large for smaller ears. Limited controls. Five-hour battery life isn't great.
Read our review of the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds.
Monolith by Monoprice M565C Headphones — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $157; street price: $200
What we like: Our top pick headphones for audiophiles. Exciting, detailed sound, beating out pairs that cost hundreds more. Suitable for any genre of music. Sturdy, comfortable build.
Other things to know: Cable lacks a remote and microphone. Monoprice’s five-year warranty is about the longest for any headphones we’ve seen.
Read our review of the best audiophile headphones for everyday use.
Sony WH-1000XM5 Bluetooth Wireless Headphones — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $348; street price: $398
What we like: Good for working from home or in an open office. Effective noise-cancelling. 30-hour battery-life with quick-charge capabilities. Google and Alexa wake-word functionality. App-based customizable EQ and listening modes. Better for larger heads than WH-1000XM4.
Other things to know: Mild improvement over the WH-1000XM4. EQ needs tweaking to make sound good. Lacks ability to adjust ANC level like our top pick. Available in black and white.
Read our review of the best noise-cancelling headphones.
Sony LinkBuds S Wireless Earbuds — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $128; street price: $180
What we like: Another great option for wireless earbuds. Lightweight, comfortable fit. Clear voices over phone calls. Excellent wind-noise reduction. Useful speak-to-activate hands-free mode. Water resistant IPX4 rating.
Other things to know: Not quite the best in noise cancellation, isolation, or sound quality. 6-hour battery life. Pairs with Sony app to customize sound features. Supports both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.
Read our review of the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds.
Sony WF-1000XM4 Wireless Earbuds — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $178; street price: $230
What we like: Google- and Alexa-based wake-word functionality. IPX4 water resistance. Clear microphone voice calls with very effective wind-noise reduction.
Other things to know: Middling noise cancellation. Troublesome app. Limited controls. Cumbersome size and no XL size tips. Available in black or silver.
Read our review of the best wireless Bluetooth earbuds.
Jabra Elite 4 Active Earbuds — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $100; street price: $110
What we like: Great fit. High water and dust resistance. Intuitive controls.
Other things to know: Fussy device connectivity. Microphone sounds muffled on calls. Middling active noise cancellation. Available in black, navy, and mint.
Read our review of the best workout headphones.
Jabra Elite 7 Active Wireless Earbuds — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $95; street price: $125
What we like: Fine alternative to our top wireless earbud picks for working out. Comfortable for a broad range of ear shapes. IP57 water-resistance rating. Decent 8 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 some hiccups.
Read our review of the best workout headphones.
Jabra Elite 7 Pro Bluetooth Earbuds — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $120; street price: $140
What we like: Alternative to our top wireless earbud picks. Comfortable for most ears. Great-sounding earbuds with 8-hour battery life. Additional 30 hours in charging case.
Other things to know: No stabilizing wings or over-the-ear hooks. IP57 water-resistance rating. Needs a little EQ adjustment for best sound quality. Has been on sale for $120 before but often jumps back up to $200.
Read our review of the best workout headphones.
Jabra Evolve2 30 Wired Headset (Stereo, USB-A) — Our Pick Amazon deal price: $76; street price: $110
What we like: Similar microphone quality to that of our wireless picks, but half the price. Great input and output audio quality. Lightweight. Wear-all-day comfort.
Other things to know: Small right ear cup controls. Available in Unified Communications (UC) and Microsoft Teams versions.
Read our review of the best wireless and wired headsets.
Edifier Stax Spirit S3 Bluetooth Headphones — Also Great Amazon deal price: $320; street price: $400
What we like: Provides the convenience of Bluetooth while prioritizing sound quality. Among the best-sounding Bluetooth headphones under $500 we’ve ever tested. Sounds amazing both wirelessly and wired.
Other things to know: Have to be powered on to work, but have 80-hour battery life. Lack water resistance and noise cancellation.
Read our review of the best Bluetooth wireless headphones.
Keychron Q2 Mechanical Keyboard — Pick Variant Amazon deal price: $160; street price: $190
What we like: Variant of our upgrade pick for best compact mechanical keyboard. Has no function key or numpad. Solid aluminum case. Customizable RGB backlighting. Compatible with Windows and Mac. Full key programmability. Optional knob controls the volume by default. Hot-swappable switches.
Other things to know: Available in blue, brown and red switches. Expensive.
Read our review of the best compact mechanical keyboards.
Keychron K6 Compact Mechanical Keyboard — Budget Pick Amazon deal price: $56; street price: $75
What we like: Our budget pick for compact mechanical keyboard. Wireless. Supports Bluetooth for three devices. Keycaps for both Mac and Windows. Replaceable ABS keycaps. Solidly built.
Other things to know: Included USB cable is too short for some desks. Has 65% of the keys of a full-size keyboard.
Read our review of the best compact mechanical keyboards.
Keychron Q1 Mechanical Keyboard — Pick Variant Amazon deal price: $168; street price: $200
What we like: A numpad-less variant of our upgrade pick for best mechanical keyboard. Solid aluminum case. Customizable RGB backlighting. Compatible with Windows and Mac. Full key programmability. An optional knob controls volume by default. Hot-swappable switches.
Other things to know: Available in blue, brown, and red switches. Expensive.
Read our review of the best compact mechanical keyboards.
Keychron C2 Mechanical Keyboard — Budget Pick Amazon deal price: $51; street price: $60
What we like: An excellent value, with solid build quality and a satisfying typing experience. Compatible with Windows and Mac. Includes replacement keycaps for both operating systems. The switches are hot-swappable.
Other things to know: Keycaps feel cheaper and will wear out sooner than those of our top picks, but you can’t beat the price. The blue, brown, and red switches are all on sale.
Read our review of the best mechanical keyboards.
Keychron Q3 Mechanical Keyboard — Upgrade Pick Amazon deal price: $172; street price: $215
What we like: Upgrade-pick mechanical keyboard with heavy aluminum case and RGB backlighting. Smooth typing, optional knob. Hot-swappable, no-solder switches. Removable USB-C connection.Windows and Mac compatible.
Other things to know: Expensive. First-time deal, rarely goes on sale. Taller and steeper than our other picks.
Read our review of the best mechanical keyboards.
Ugreen USB 3.0 to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter — Our Pick Amazon deal price: $12; street price: $15
What we like: Our pick for best wired Ethernet adapter. Works as well as Nintendo’s official Ethernet adapter, at a lower price.
Other things to know: Can reduce lag, increase speeds, and improve the stability of your connection for online multiplayer gaming. Works fine with Windows 10 and 11.
Read our review of the best nintendo switch and switch lite accessories.
Logitech MX Keys Wireless Keyboard — Also Great Amazon deal price: $102; street price: $120
What we like: Comfortable, backlit, square keys. Can pair and switch between three devices via Bluetooth. Offers full-sized number pad.
Other things to know: Shorter battery life than other Bluetooth picks. Takes up more space than the MX Keys Mini.
Read our review of the best Bluetooth and wireless keyboards.
Kingston Canvas Go Plus MicroSD Card (64 GB) — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $8; street price: $12
What we like: Our top pick microSD card. Good storage for phones, tablets, and handheld game consoles. Consistently fast read and write speeds. Reasonably priced. Things to know: Lifetime warranty protects against defects, but back up your data often. Not on GoPro’s list of officially recommended microSD cards. New low price for the 64 GB size.
Read our review of the best microSD cards.
Crucial MX500 SSD (1 TB) — Also Great Amazon deal price: $68; street price: $90
What we like: Upgrading older computers from traditional spinning-disk drive to SATA SSD improves speed and performance.
Other things to know: SATA isn't as popular. Largely only suitable for older computers and laptops. 1 TB storage.
Read our review of the best SSDs.
Lexar Professional 1066x microSD Card (256 GB) — Also Great Amazon deal price: $28; street price: $35
What we like: Strong all-around card. Plenty fast enough for action cameras, game systems, or tablets.
Other things to know: Few MB/s slower than top picks. 256 GB.
Read our review of the best microSD cards.
SanDisk MicroSDXC Card for Nintendo Switch (256 GB, Super Mario Super Star) — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $28; street price: $40
What we like: One of our top picks for best microSD cards. Good for adding storage to phones, tablets, game consoles, and more. One of the fastest mid-priced microSDXC cards we've tested. Quick enough for 1080p, 4K, and up to 5K action cameras and drones.
Other things to know: Not on GoPro’s list of officially recommended microSD cards. Fun Super Mario theme.
Read our review of the best microSD cards.
Western Digital My Passport SSD (2 TB, Gray) — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $150; street price: $230
What we like: The best portable solid-state drive. Reliable, compact, and speedy. USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port supports transfer speeds up to 10 Gbps.
Other things to know: Included USB-C cable measures about 6 inches including both connectors. Available for $150 in gray.
Read our review of the best portable SSD.
Netgear PLP2000 Powerline Networking Adapter — Runner-Up Amazon deal price: $80; street price: $115
What we like: Fastest of all the powerline network adapters we tested. Perfect for online gaming or streaming 4K. Includes power passthrough.
Other things to know: Shorter warranty than TP-Link is disappointing. Just under the price of our top pick with this deal.
Read our review of the best powerline networking adapter.
TP-Link TL-PA9020P AV2000 2-Port Gigabit Passthrough Powerline Adapter — Top Pick Amazon deal price: $79 with clipped on-page coupon; street price: $100
What we like: Use a power outlet to extend your network where the Wi-Fi is spotty. One of the fastest kits we’ve tested. Competitive on speeds at multiple distances in our trials. Dual Ethernet jacks on each adapter.
Other things to know: Covers the other electrical outlet in a standard receptacle, but a passthrough adapter lets you plug a device directly into the PA9020P. No built in Wi-Fi capabilities. Clip the on-page coupon for deal price.
Read our review of the best powerline networking adapter.
TP-Link Deco S4 Wi-Fi Mesh-Networking Kit (3-Pack) — Budget Pick Amazon deal price: $110 with clipped on-page coupon; street price: $130
What we like: Provides steady wireless coverage. Outperformed more expensive mesh networks. Cheaper way to share a Wi-Fi network around a large living space.
Other things to know: Only has two Ethernet ports. Offers more basic features than pricier models.
Read our review of the best Wi-Fi mesh-networking kits.
TP-Link Archer AX-55 — Upcoming Pick Amazon deal price: $100; street price: $110
What we like: Upcoming top pick for the best Wi-Fi router. Performs similarly to our now-discontinued top pick, the TP-Link Archer AX50. Improvements include WPA3 and OneMesh capability.
Other things to know: Moves network protection and parental controls to a subscription model, costing $6 per month or $55 per year.
Read our review of the best Wi-Fi router.
Asus ZenWiFi AX (XT8) Wi-Fi Mesh-Networking Kit (2-Pack) — Upgrade Pick Amazon deal price: $300; street price: $390
What we like: Upgrades in speed and Ethernet connections over our top pick. Offers features like Wi-Fi 6 and WPA3.
Other things to know: Recommended if you have a gigabit (1,000 Mbps, or close to it) internet service plan or are adding multiple smart-home devices. Matches the lowest price we've seen.
Read our review of the best Wi-Fi mesh-networking kits.
Asus RP-AX56 Wi-Fi Extender — Upgrade Pick Amazon deal price: $80; street price: $100
What we like: Upgrade pick Wi-Fi extender with sleek aesthetic. Stable and speedy connection. Supports Wi-Fi 6; also connects via gigabit ethernet port. Things to know: Overkill if you don't have gigabit internet. Expensive. Small but decent price drop.
Read our review of the best Wi-Fi extender and signal booster.
Asus RT-AX88U Wi-Fi Router — Upgrade Pick Amazon deal price: $270; street price: $290
What we like: For those with gigabit internet service, or who want to dig into settings to fine-tune your network. Close to the least lag of any router we tested, and faster overall than our top picks. Provides more options for customization than our other picks.
Other things to know: Overkill in most homes. Not a significant discount but matches previous low.
Read our review of the best Wi-Fi routers.
Eero 6+ Wi-Fi Mesh Networking Kit (3-pack) — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $194; street price: $300
What we like: An upgraded and more expensive version of our top pick, the Eero 6. Straightforward mesh networking system that's easy to set up and use.
Other things to know: Not a great option if you like a very particular and customized setup.
Read our review of the best Wi-Fi mesh-networking kits.
Eero Pro 6 Wi-Fi Mesh-Networking Kit (2-Pack) — Another Good Option Amazon deal price: $260; street price: $360
What we like: Low-hassle way to improve the range and performance of your Wi-Fi. Easy to use and set up. Removes many router settings for simplicity's sake. Solid alternative as a set-it-and-forget-it networking solution.
Grinding Disc Backing Pad Other things to know: One of the most expensive mesh kits we tested. Optional online security and parental controls cost an additional $30-$120 per yearly subsc