Board is an impressive piece of tech, but it’s missing the most important thing: great games.

ThermoWorks makes the best thermometers for cooking and barbecuing. They’re fast, accurate, durable, well designed, and easy to read.

I had no idea a tiny Christmas-village Advent calendar could bring me so much joy until I built one, every day of December, with my kids.

It’s not just paranoia — “nose blindness” is a thing. Frequent exposure to a smell leads to reduced sensitivity, and the idea of that happening at home “keeps me up at night,” Caroline Mullen writes. Here’s what you can do about it: nyti.ms/455Akta

Time is running out for holiday shopping, so we’ve rounded up a selection of can’t-go-wrong Christmas gifts that also happen to be on sale.

We found five pairs of touchscreen gloves—in a range of styles and budgets—that will keep your hands toastier as you type.

Love crispy, air-fried foods but don’t want to sacrifice the counter space for another appliance? Any oven with a convection setting can already do the job. nyti.ms/4qqNVnb

We tested brown, gray, pink, and blue shades of our favorite mascara on five different skin tones and eye colors and were happily surprised by the results.

Where are you sitting? See all the Wirecutter-approved sofas: nyti.ms/44DiSvV

And they’re off! We tested almost 30 pairs of first walkers and found seven options that will support little ones as they take on the world.

Meta’s latest smart glasses have a built-in screen and camera. But they can’t replace your smartphone.

Naughty or nice, Wirecutter has gifts for everyone on your list. Get inspired: nyti.ms/494z1vJ

Comedian Sarah Sherman is an aficionado of all things ick, so who better to weigh in on some of Wirecutter’s most outlandish present picks.

When writer Sarah Witman found a vintage 1960s label maker in her grandparents’ basement, she knew she had struck gold. Read about her beloved label maker — and where to find a similar one if you’re in the market: nyti.ms/4j7wUMt

Leica’s new M EV1 replaces the company’s renowned rangefinder focusing aid with an EVF. Should loyal fans revolt?

Most tweens and teens have their own phone. The right app can help set limits — and aid kids in developing healthy tech habits.

After more than 75 hours of researching knife sets and testing 18, we’re confident that nothing beats the Wüsthof Classic Ikon 6-Piece Starter Knife Block Set.

Last-minute shopping panic? Wirecutter’s gifting expert shares smart strategies and great gifts to save your holiday.

We rolled fresh pasta, ground our own burger meat, and more to find KitchenAid stand mixer attachments that truly enhance your cooking.

When we spotted the Lola, a pricey faux-fur blanket so popular online it has reached single-name status, we were intrigued. Is the hype earned? Read the review: nyti.ms/4919Z0v

A graphics card is an essential, and typically expensive, part of a gaming PC. Our picks strike a balance between price and performance — and they’re usually in stock.

Is it okay to reuse plastic takeout containers? It depends. nyti.ms/4rX7ULJ

No one wants to deal with lost luggage. But you don’t need to splurge on a specialty bag to keep an eye on your possessions while you’re traveling.

We found tons of pint-size stocking stuffers to charm the adults on your list (and you would be surprised how popular these luxe-looking nose-hair trimmers have been 😂). See them all: nyti.ms/3Y4WFTW

Don’t say product testing isn’t hard work 😤 Put down the grocery-store panettone and see the gorgeous loaves that won our taste test: nyti.ms/491Vee1

Packing light is a science, and if you're the list-making type, the 5-4-3-2-1 method is a great place to start. Here’s what it suggests for a weeklong trip: nyti.ms/3LctWcT

We collected the 15 most-clicked gifts and found sparkly jewelry, heirloom apparel, practical gadgets (and extremely impractical ones): nyti.ms/3MO4riw

We’ve got the very best stocking-size beauty products. Plus, more last-minute gifts, including a lovely brass pocket knife and an extremely cozy candle.

These Lego Book Nooks hide in plain sight, tucked neatly between books on your shelf.

It’s not wrong to shampoo your hair twice in a row, but most people shouldn’t have to. If you do, consider a new shampoo (or just adding more water).

I needed a way to calm my fear of a flooding house. This nifty DIY device and a few sensors now protect my home from water damage (though I’m still not over worrying). nyti.ms/4p36MUh

You don't necessarily need electric gloves to keep your hands warm this winter, but our recommendations will help keep you warm whatever you decide.

Sports stats, puzzles, current events, and animals galore: These 12 kids magazines have something for young readers from toddlers to teens. nyti.ms/4s4JSyn

These Lego Book Nooks hide in plain sight, tucked neatly between books on your shelf. nyti.ms/4apjOrE

We researched 20 coffee subscriptions and tested eight at home, and we love the horizon-expanding offerings from Black & White Roaster’s Choice.

We used seventeen jackets on dozens of walks. The WeatherBeeta ComFiTec Premier Free Parka Deluxe Dog Coat is the best for keeping your pup warm and dry.

The internet would have you think that freezing tapered candles will reduce dripping and extend their burn time. We put that theory to the test. nyti.ms/490o3Yk

On today's episode of The Wirecutter Show, Hard Fork’s Kevin Roose shares how he uses AI chatbots in his everyday life and reveals which tools he finds best for different purposes. nyti.ms/49fPX3z

We evaluated 84 conditioners and found five top picks, matched to the detangling and hydrating needs of different hair types. nyti.ms/4rZNzp6

I needed a way to calm my fear of a flooding house. This nifty DIY device and a few sensors now protect my home from water damage (though I’m still not over worrying).

Different hair types require different care. We scoured listings for hundreds of shampoos to find the best for your curls and tresses. See them all: nyti.ms/4rXEUnf

The best sofa sleepers are easy to use and as comfortable to lie on as they are to sit on. After a months-long search, we found three excellent options.

These stellar December discounts include 25 of our favorite things, from cozy sheets to snuggly pajamas to gifts and beauty products we love.

Whether you’re escaping the cold or embracing it, our favorite throws, slippers, space heaters, and more will keep you toasty until spring.

What do kids actually want for the holidays? We consulted three elementary-schoolers to find out if our gift recommendations for kids were hitting the mark.

My family has turned eating our way through a box of The Swiss Colony Petits Fours into a Scrabble-like holiday tradition.

This exfoliating bar has a devoted following. After testing it, we know why. Read the full review here: nyti.ms/4pyHRcd

Holiday-party season is upon us, so we sent two style writers on a search for festive dresses under $300. They came back with eight fun, fabulous favorites.

We found 8 terrific pairs of pants that are well suited for a wide range of professional settings — and great for after-work and weekends, too.

With a budget of $500 or less per bag, we set out to find the best everyday handbags. Our seven picks are as stylish as they are practical.