Daily Deals

What we like: Our pick for a luxurious soft and plush area rug in our guide to the best area rugs. Minimalist in design but maximalist almost silky in feel. 100% wool rug warms up any room with its toe-curling soft texture and rich dyes. Of all rugs we tested, offered the most supple and pleasant feeling to walk on.

Other things to know: Comes in multiple sizes and colors. Medium pile (around ⅓ inch thick). Fairly easy to spot-clean with water and wool-friendly detergent. Creases from shipping faded after about a week. Get 30% off any color/size ombre rug with code WCOMBRE.

What we like: Another high-end Dyson vacuum worth considering. Dustbin is double the size of our top pick's bin. Auto mode preserves battery life by adjusting suction levels. Useful LCD screen.

Other things to know: Former upgrade pick. Trigger-style power switch requires constant squeezing. Motor has more muscle than our top pick, but resulting clean is just about equal. Certified refurbished by Dyson with two-year limited warranty provided by Allstate.

What we like: Our runner-up pick in our guide to the best commuter bike light. Former top pick we still consider very good. Largest, most visible side lights of any headlight we tested, giving better lateral visibility than our top pick. Battery should power an average urban commuter through the workweek.. Easy-to-use quick-release latch.

Other things to know: Rubber mounting strap is less user-friendly than our top pick's mount. Battery life (four hours on the medium setting of 350 lumens) not as robust as that of our top pick.

What we like: Our top pick for the best booster car seat. Cleverly designed LATCH system for easy installation. Environmentally conscious fabric. Two collapsible cupholders. The best seat-belt threader of any high-back booster we tested. Converts from a high-back to a backless booster.

Other things to know: Weighs about 10 pounds. Slender frame may be less appealing to bigger kids. No storage for detached LATCH connectors. All available color combinations are on sale. Delayed shipping.

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. Lowest price we've seen this year.

What we like: Our more versatile Nespresso machine pick. Short learning curve, with just one button and an automatic lid. Adjustable drip tray and water tank. Brews a smooth espresso, plus an 8-ounce cup of coffee that’s superior to anything we’ve tried from a Keurig.

Other things to know: Cups are unstable on drip tray. We didn’t love the coffee but it was a still big step up from Keurig coffee. Only uses Vertuo pods, which cost more than Original Nespresso pods. One-year warranty. Down to $118 in gray.

What we like: Our top for the best electronic cutting machine. Intuitive and easy-to-use software makes it great for beginners. Superior selection of ready-to-make projects and images, including wide range of officially licensed graphics. Cricut has better customer support than its competitors. Has a decent resale value.

Other things to know: Faster than other cutting machines, but significantly louder. Doesn't come with a cutting mat. Without a mat it can only cut materials that are six inches or longer. The lowest deal price we've posted so far.

What we like: Our top Dutch pick oven aced every cooking test and rivals much pricier models. Large handles make it comfortable to use. Wide, slightly curved base helps spoons and whisks to reach every corner. Squat design allows for superior searing.

Other things to know: Covered by a limited lifetime warranty as long as all use and care recommendations have been followed. Deal is for island spice red. Clip the on-page coupon to get the deal.

What we like: Our top pick for the best instant-read meat thermometer. An updated version of our previous long-running top pick. Excellent combination of speed, reliability, ease-of-use, and affordability. Comfortably covers most home-kitchen needs.

Other things to know: Offers a bigger screen, thinner probe, improved IP67 water and dust resistance, and rotating screen versus the previous generation model. Switching from Fahrenheit to Celsius isn't intuitive. Use code WCPOP24. Price includes shipping.

What we like: Our runner-up pick for best portable Bluetooth speaker. Good sound quality comparable to our top pick, but with an emphasis on instruments over vocals. Includes IPX7 waterproofing and 12 hours of battery life during our tests. USB-C charging.

Other things to know: Larger than our top pick, but slimmer. Not as ruggedly built as our top pick. Bluetooth range is shorter than we'd like (60 feet during tests) which is adequate but not impressive these days. Use code ANKER15FD.

What we like: An upcoming pick from our guide to cleaning-themed video games. PowerWash Simulator has all of the primal joy of blasting off years worth of grime without worrying about the sunburn or compressor. PowerWash Simulator puts you in the rubber boots of a new power wash business owner. Involves some problem-solving, but it is mainly for the Type A desire to make things clean inside so many of us. 

Other things to know: First-time post, but not a new game. Available for digital download for PS4/PS5. Does not actually include any pressure washers we recommend.

What we like: An upcoming pick from our guide to cleaning-themed video games. Emptying moving boxes is more fun when they’re not yours, and when they tell a relatable story of self-discovery. Offers a very sweet view into one person’s life as told through post-move vignettes. Unpacking is an often poignant game that goes places you probably wouldn’t expect, but it remains a relaxing and almost meditative way to exercise that organizational urge, all without dealing with years worth of moving-related dust bunnies.

Other things to know: First-time post, not a new game. Available for digital download for PC/Mac.

What we like: Another good pair of leggings we like as a wardrobe staple. Nearly made it into our lineup of top picks. Thick, stretchy fabric. Feel cool and gently supportive during high-movement, lower-impact exercise. Soft and comfy enough for relaxing.

Other things to know: Some testers reported feeling constricted through their middle. Price reflects in-cart for Bora Bora rib color; other colors are also discounted, but final sale. Opt for free store pickup or use free Loyalty Rewards membership to avoid shipping fees.

What we like: Our lightweight, supportive combination sports bra pick for A/B cup sizes. A comfortable compression racerback bra. Best suited for those with smaller cup and band sizes who don't want extra support or feel of underwire. Sturdy band is unlikely to ride up.

Other things to know: Removable cups stay in place after several wears and washes. Not supportive enough for cup sizes larger than C, especially during high-impact exercises. Not adjustable. Limited sizes and colors available, but most options are in stock. Store pickup required to avoid shipping fees.

What we like: Our top pick for the best MacBook. Compared with previous generations it has a brighter display, better webcam, MagSafe magnetic port, and other design updates that make for an overall better experience. Great option for everyday work tasks, browsing the web, watching movies, and playing App Store games.

Other things to know: We expect to see better deals in the coming year now that the M3 processor is out. Not ideal for editing photos, videos, or processing large media files for extended periods. Specs include the newly dethroned M2 processor, 8 GB RAM, and 256 GB SSD. Available in several colors.

What we like: Another good Chromebook for streaming games. The only model with an Ethernet port to provide a reliable internet connection for streaming. Has a vivid 16-inch, 2560×1600 display with a 120 Hz refresh rate and a responsive, comfortable RGB keyboard.

Other things to know: We don’t recommend getting a Chromebook to stream games over Wi-Fi, you're likely to encounter frustrating hiccups. Specs include Intel Core i5-1240P processor, 8GB RAM, and 256GB SSD. Deal matches previous low.

What we like: Another good Chromebook option if our larger-screen pick is unavailable (which it often is). Fast enough. Reliable with a long battery life. Very reasonable price.

Other things to know: Compared with our larger-screen pick, this model’s 15.6-inch display is smaller, lower-resolution, and dimmer. Scrolling and other animations don’t look as smooth. Intel 12th Gen Core i3, 8 GB RAM, 128 GB UFS (flash) storage, 1920x1080 display.

What we like: Our budget pick for the best smartwatch for iPhone owners. Performs most of the same Apple Watch-y functions as more expensive models, including push notifications, heart-rate monitoring, and crash detection. Water-resistant up to 50 meters.

Other things to know: Lacks premium features. Deal is for the GPS-enabled model with 40 mm face size, aluminum case, and Sport Loop. Not the lowest we've seen. Deal price available in three colors at Walmart and two at Amazon.