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What we like: Our longtime top pick for the best heating pad. Quickly reaches and maintains desired temperatures. Safety-certified. Auto-shutoff function. Six heat settings. Grip-friendly controller with backlit display. Plush, machine-washable cover. Storage bag included.

Other things to know: Cover requires gentler washing than others we tested. Five-year warranty. XL size is 12 by 24 inches. Clip the on-page coupon to get the deal. Available in gray.

What we like: Our pick for the best indoor countertop pizza oven. Preheats up to 750° in 15 minutes and can cook a pizza in just over 90 seconds. Comes with preset functions, precise temperature control, a timer, and pizza peel and pan.

Other things to know: A costly, specific-use appliance. Almost twice the price of our top outdoor pizza oven pick when not on sale. Doesn't get as hot as our outdoor oven picks. New low price for the brushed stainless steel finish.

What we like: Our top pick for the best shoe rack. Best combination of stability, easy assembly, and versatility. Holds a wide variety of shoe sizes and styles. Solid build quality and materials feels durable and long-lasting.

Other things to know: Steel frame with resin slat shelves makes it a bit heavy. Plain, nondescript aesthetic isn't ugly but won't win any awards. Only on sale in the ash gray color with the clipped on-page coupon.

What we like: Our top wired earbuds pick. Offers pleasing sound, a comfortable design, and a strong cable that’s likely to survive the rigors of daily usage. Has a balanced sound that’s good for all types of music. Package includes seven sets of ear tips to help you find a good fit.

Other things to know: Don’t sound quite as spacious as a vented pair of earbuds. Lacks a built-in remote and microphone, but because it’s detachable, you can swap in a different cable if you need those features. Clip the on-page coupon.

What we like: The budget pick from our guide to the best pizza ovens. Small but mighty, with a 13¼-inch square cooking surface and a 13-by-20-inch footprint. Fueled by wood pellets. Consistently bakes perfect pizzas with a hint of smokiness.

Other things to know: Not well-suited for use in windy weather. Compact size makes it a bit trickier than our larger picks to maneuver pies in and out. Hopper is prone to jamming, and only holds enough wood pellets for about 15 minutes of cooking time. At $244, this isn't quite what we hoped to see, but it's a solid price relative to 2024 price history.

What we like: A staff favorite alternative to Nike Air Force 1s. Versatile mid-height sneakers with a vintage feel. Sleek, leather upper with suede details. Solid rubber sole provides strong foot support and traction.

Other things to know: Sign in with a free Dick's ScoreCard account for free shipping. Deal price is on the white/blue/gray colorway; some others are a few dollars more. Deal ends June 2.

What we like: One of our top picks from our guide to the best multiroom wireless speakers. Plays spatial audio from Apple and Amazon, delivering spacious, room-filling sound. Sonos still provides the best multiroom speaker experience.

Other things to know: Audio purists may prefer Sonos' more traditional speaker design. Deal available in white and black. Matches low.

What we like: Our top dash cam pick. Delivers crisp, super-high-res 4K footage day and night. Offers 24-hour parked-car monitoring, GPS, and voice control. Heat-friendly supercapacitor instead of a battery. Able to read other cars' license plates in the widest variety of conditions.

Other things to know: 2.4-inch screen. Easy to install and use with feature-filled app. MicroSD card recommended but not included (you'll need about 25 GB of storage per hour of footage. Available in 1- and 3-channel versions. Clip on-page coupon.

What we like: Our new top pick for the best electric razor bundled with a couple accessories. Reliable, efficient, and a great value. Provides a close, clean shave, whether you use it wet or dry. Easy to use and maintain. Ergonomic design. 60-minute battery life. Built-in trimmer is actually functional.

Other things to know: Head pivots vertically, not side to side. Comes with carrying case, cleaning station, and four cleaning cartridges. Cleaning station may be bulky on counter. Does not include charging case.

What we like: Our runner-up pick for the best vacuum sealer. Has the same suction power as our top pick and offers similar features, plus a couple of more-nuanced controls. In our long-term tests, this machine's dependable seal kept freezer burn to a minimum. Comes with two bag rolls.

Other things to know: Bulkier and more expensive, so we suggest getting it only if our top pick is out of stock, or if you really value those more advanced controls.

What we like: Our best smart bird feeder pick. Easy-to-fill seed bin. Stunning 1080p wide-angle video and color night vision. Offers options for local and cloud video storage. Alerts include species name of the bird spotted.

Other things to know: One of the easiest feeders to maintain of models we tested. Flip-up roof can hold up to 1.5 liters of seed. At Amazon, clip the on-page coupon to get the deal price.

What we like: A staff favorite mentioned in our guide to our favorite bath trays and accessories. Senior editor Marguerite Preston said, “I bought this bath pillow on a whim early in the pandemic, and while I cannot claim it is perfect or the best of its kind, it absolutely changed my bath experience.”

Other things to know: The Amazon listing suggests washing after every use and hang drying in a place exposed to sunlight and ventilation to avoid yellowing. Clip the on-page coupon.

What we like: Our top pick for the best action camera. Impressive image quality and super-steady stabilization. Easy to use even for beginners. Waterproof to a depth of 10 meters (33 feet). Lens cover is 2-millimeter-thick Gorilla Glass. GoPro’s app is really good.

Other things to know: Battery generally lasted about 15% longer than that of predecessor Hero11 Black. Also on sale with an accessories bundle, if you want or need the extras.

What we like: Our top pick for the best action camera. Impressive image quality and super-steady stabilization. Easy to use even for beginners. Waterproof to a depth of 10 meters (33 feet). Lens cover is 2-millimeter-thick Gorilla Glass. GoPro’s app is really good.

Other things to know: Battery generally lasted about 15% longer than that of predecessor Hero11 Black. Accessory bundle includes Handler (floating hand grip), Head Strap 2.0, two Enduro batteries, and case. Also on sale without the bundle.

What we like: Another good soda maker if you’d like a CO2 system that installs more easily. The best SodaStream model we tested, and the only one that produced highly carbonated seltzer as well as our top pick. Canisters can be easily purchased and exchanged in-person (instead of via mail). This bundle comes with three Quick Connect CO2 cylinders.

Other things to know: Pricier than our top pick, and only carbonates water. Only takes SodaStream Quick Connect cylinders. Three-year warranty. Includes soda maker, three 60-liter CO2 cylinders, a 1-liter carbonating bottle, and a prepaid CO2 exchange box (fits two CO2 cylinders.

What we like: Our budget pick for the best wired earbuds. Has a pleasing sound, a comfortable fit, and a replaceable cable. A great entry point for the more discerning music fan. The smooth, ergonomic shape does help these earbuds stay securely in place, and the package includes seven sizes of ear tips.

Other things to know: The earbud shape may not suit every ear type. The included cable uses a less common two-pin connector and lacks a remote and mic. Clip the on-page coupon.

What we like: Our top pick speaker for the best multiroom wireless speaker system. Produces a full, well-balanced sound and fits nicely in any room. Offers support for more than 130 streaming services. Supports Bluetooth, AirPlay, and Alexa voice control.

Other things to know: Two-pack can be combined into a stereo pair. Sonos’s own voice-control compatibility is limited. Difficult to add external, non-AirPlay-enabled audio players to the system. Sonos app can be glitchy. Costco membership required.

What we like: Official replacement filters for the Levoit Core 300, our former budget pick for the best air purifier that we still recommend as a gift. Removes dust, pollen, and more.

Other things to know: The brand recommends replacing the filter every six to eight months.