The “rose toy,” a sex toy that went wild on TikTok, introduced suction vibrators to the masses. Now manufacturers are creating versions for people with penises. Do they work? Read the review: nytimes.com/wirecutter/revie…
“A mattress is not, ideally, something you buy multiples of in quick succession,” Sofia Sokolove writes. But sometimes life hands you a breakup: nytimes.com/wirecutter/revie…
Your wooden spoons probably need some love. But don't stick them in the dishwasher. Here's how to take care of your utensils so they'll last years, if not a lifetime: nyti.ms/4irUsLn
Tech prices have ballooned throughout 2026, largely due to AI-related component shortages. Fortunately, we’ve found some worthwhile Prime Day discounts. nyti.ms/4750YTG
What happens when you return something? Unfortunately, it doesn't always make it back to the seller. We sifted through 450 pounds of returned products. Here’s what we found: nyti.ms/4pV5pbC
Smart TVs are tracking everything you watch, taking as many as 20-30 screenshots per minute. Luckily there's a way to turn off this spying feature. Learn how:
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Borrowing clothes from stylish people in your city (or across the country) sounds pretty cool. Peer-to-peer clothing-rental platforms promise borrowing fashionable pieces for much less than their retail prices. Syle writer Frances Solá-Santiago tested two: nyti.ms/4AQeLuQ
If you have a hunch that a product's price went up just before a sale, you might be right. Price hikes before sales are all too common. Check a price tracker or Wirecutter (duh) — we do this all year. Here are the deals that passed the test: nyti.ms/4jJ3Ahs
When Samantha Schoech started watercoloring, it was “fabulously liberating,” she writes. “I didn’t have to become a good artist. I just had to enjoy my paints. And enjoy them I did.” nytimes.com/wirecutter/revie…
When Caroline Mullen discovered the IKEA Ställ shoe cabinet, her big-city shoe dilemma was solved. Read how this cabinet decluttered and transformed her living space: nyti.ms/4fafL4a
Maybe it’s finally time to buy an umbrella that wasn’t panic-purchased at a corner store? See the actually good ones we’ve tested and can assure you will keep you dry this fall: nyti.ms/4iatSaf
We found five pairs of great boxer briefs — all comfy, supportive, and good-looking — that will suit a range of tastes, budgets, and circumstances. nytimes.com/wirecutter/revie…
There's an overwhelming number of deals across the World Wide Web this week. Our deals team vetted a bunch of them to bring you the best. nyti.ms/4yATNyy
We asked comedian and author Taylor Tomlinson to review dating dealbreakers, and she had a lot to say. A home filled to the brim with smart devices? “I can’t live with someone who’s talking to Siri and Alexa,” she said. “I should be the only woman in your life.” Watch the full video:
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