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The tech-y gifts our experts have been eyeing for for Father's Day — or for anyone yearning for a little trip down memory lane.
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We spent hours testing 23 shaving creams, gels, and foams. These three softened our stubble and delivered a smooth razor glide without the irritation.
The Oura Ring 4, our top pick for sleep tracking, offers consistently accurate heart-rate data and easy-to-follow guidance.
I spend half my waking hours in a sports bra — specifically, an Anita Air Control we’ve recommended for years. Here’s why I’ve bought it again and again.
A Wirecutter editor with a disability needed a way to control her home’s lighting. A few smart devices made it possible and convenient.
Lisa Rinna’s no-nonsense travel essentials include a collapsible water kettle, a pack of disinfectant wipes, and anywhere from 10 to 15 pairs of sunglasses.
You deserve better than the freebie tote you got at that overpriced store. See all of our top picks here: nyti.ms/4ghdLYL
The Xteink e-readers are compact and portable, but, with a steep learning curve, they’re not for everyone.
The best window AC units are quick to cool, quiet, and energy efficient — meaning they run pretty much all summer and barely make a noticeable bump in your utility bill. We found six fantastic options that do just that. See them all:
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Writer Alex Aciman has never liked shaving. It’s messy and inconvenient, and he's been hard-pressed to find an aftershave that doesn't irritate his sensitive skin. That is, until now. Read all about Alex's unlikely shaving companion: nyti.ms/4xFXoLZ
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The tech-y gifts our experts have been eyeing for for Father's Day — or for anyone yearning for a little trip down memory lane.
I spend half my waking hours in a sports bra — specifically, an Anita Air Control we’ve recommended for years. Here’s why I’ve bought it again and again.
Lisa Rinna’s no-nonsense travel essentials include a collapsible water kettle, a pack of disinfectant wipes, and anywhere from 10 to 15 pairs of sunglasses.
