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What we like: Our pick for an inexpensive rollerball pen that writes with dark, precise lines. Great for fine lettering or drawing. The least expensive pen we recommend, on a per-pen basis. Some experts—and most of our testers—preferred this pen’s finer point compared with other rollerballs’ points.

Other things to know: Rollerball style with 0.5 mm tip width. Dries slower than our other picks, so not the best choice for lefties. Deal for a multi-color pack of five pens with "Deco" styling.

What we like: Our budget portable power station pick. Perfect for smaller tasks. As well-built and versatile as its more powerful siblings, but significantly cheaper and lighter. Good space-conscious power source.

Other things to know: Features two AC outlets, two USB-A ports, and a USB-C port. Less power and capacity than our larger picks. Backed by a two-year warranty and a responsive customer support team.

What we like: A microfiber cloth we like and mention in our guide on how to clean a laptop. Good quality and should remove debris without leaving any scratches or marks.

Other things to know: Any freebie microfiber cloths that come with eyeglasses, TVs, monitors, or laptops will do a fine job cleaning your computer. Lightning deal is for a pack of 30 cloths. Clip the on-page coupon.

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. Deal is for white and gray colors.

What we like: Our runner-up pick for the best leaf blower. The most powerful leaf blower we've ever tested (including our top pick). Three-speed thumb dial is easy to reach and turn.

Other things to know: Smaller handle and lack of front grip make it harder to control, more tiring on the arms. Particularly straining on forearms, especially at higher speeds. Worthwhile tradeoff if you need to move a lot of leaves and air.

What we like: Our runner-up smart LED light bulb pick. Works with every major smart-home platform, notably Apple’s HomeKit, without needing a hub. Can be triggered by voice command. Less expensive than most other HomeKit-compatible bulbs.

Other things to know: All major smart-home apps work, but Meross pushes you to use Apple Home. The Meross app isn’t difficult to use, but it's a bit clunky. Doesn’t offer any special effects. Deal is for a pack of four. Clip the on-page coupon.

What we like: Our top pick in our guide to the best personal blenders. Powerful motor. Blended everything we threw at it without straining. Easy to use and clean. Well-priced. Small countertop footprint.

Other things to know: One-year warranty. Gasket and blending jar can get grimy, especially if you don’t have a dishwasher. Deal is for the matte white color only. Use codes SAVE20 and TAKE15 to get the deal price. Lowest price we've seen in over a year.

What we like: Our pick for the best pitcher-style milk frother. Works with both dairy and nondairy milks. Straightforward controls. Nine setting combinations of varying temperature and froth levels, including cold foam for iced lattes. Makes decadent, dense foam and can melt chocolate for hot cocoa, too.

Other things to know: Dishwasher-safe in the top rack. Small capacity only makes foam for one to two drinks. Not as fast as other frothers. One-year warranty.

What we like: Another good option for a Wi-Fi extender from our guide to the best powerline networking adapters. Uses your home’s electrical wiring to share your internet connection, which can be handy when a traditional Wi-Fi or mesh network leaves wireless dead spots in your home. Offers three Ethernet ports and a pass-through power outlet.

Other things to know: In our tests, it didn’t perform as well as a MoCA adapter or a powerline adapter with Ethernet alone. Provides Wi-Fi 5, not the more modern Wi-Fi 6 or 6E. Clip the on-page coupon to get the deal price.

What we like: A classic dinner bell we love to gift from our guide to the best housewarming gifts. Solid steel triangle is outfitted with a leather hanging strap and connected striker.

Other things to know: Some users have complained about the paint chipping. Can get quite loud, gets louder the harder you hit it. Wirecutter is not responsible for who shows up for dinner when you ring the bell.

What we like: Same set of basic tools as our top pick with additional outdoor and emergency-oriented tools such as an effective whistle and fire starter. A versatile option for camping, hiking, and orienteering.

Other things to know: More robust than our top pick.

What we like: Our top Dutch oven pick aced every cooking test and rivals much pricier models. Large, comfortable handles. Wide base and rounded corners help spoons and whisks to reach every corner. Squat design allows for superior searing. Light-colored enameled interior makes it easy to see your food browning.

Other things to know: Limited lifetime warranty as long as all use and care recommendations have been followed. Over years of testing, we’ve had mostly good experiences with Lodge’s customer service. The model we've been using in our test kitchen since 2014 is still in good shape. Deal for the island spice red color.

What we like: Our beach-going watch pick for people obsessed with surfing, data, and managing tide and session information. GPS locator works even as you paddle. Records your waves, their length, and your speed, along with data about the tides—and lets you download it to your phone afterward.

Other things to know: Few people need to spend this much for the extra session data. Relatively large on the wrist. An Apple Watch with the Dawn Patrol app and a secure water-ready band will do most of this.

What we like: This metal knife strip is great for holding tools such as measuring spoons and scissors. It's possible to mount the strip inside of cupboard doors if you are especially short of space (though you’ll need shorter screws so you don’t drill through the door).

Other things to know: We don't recommend using this strip with knives—as it may dull them—but we do think it's great for a wide variety of other tools. 16-inch length.

What we like: Our high-performance pick from our guide to the best air purifiers. Matched our top pick during our performance tests. The two are very similar in terms of energy efficiency, noise output, and offering the option to shut off the display while maintaining the fan setting of your choosing.

Other things to know: This model is a newish release (January 2023), so we've only long-term tested it for months rather than years, as is the case with some other picks. Clip the on-page coupon.

What we like: Our pick for a portable air conditioner and space heater. More powerful than any of our other picks. With the battery, it provides up to eight hours of heating or cooling (plus, it can run for even longer on fan mode). Great for off-grid living, RV camping, and other alternative-living situations.

Other things to know: This listing does not include a battery, so it must be plugged in to use, losing some of the portability. Comes with a variety of hose connections that you can hook up to any of the air exhausts or intakes, or you can vent it out a window.

What we like: Our runner-up pick for the best outdoor security camera offers excellent battery life, the option to store recordings locally or in the cloud, and the best array of customizations for the money. Compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Home. Costs less to own and use this model in comparison with our other picks.

Other things to know: Recordings were noticeably less sharp than those from the Arlo and Eufy models. We strongly recommend paying for the Tapo Care cloud subscription. Clip the on-page coupon.

What we like: Our budget pick for best Android tablet. Surprisingly good for watching videos, reading, or very light web browsing. Best suited to Amazon Prime videos and other Amazon content. USB-C charging (finally).

Other things to know: 64 GB storage. Low-resolution 1280 x 800 screen. Doesn’t have access to the Google Play store or any of Google’s apps. Comes with lock-screen display ads that can be disabled for an extra $15.