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What we like: Our upgrade pick for the best camping tent. Dome-style with nearly vertical walls, high ceilings, and a single mudroom-sized vestibule. Straightforward to pitch, and made with sturdy, light materials. Good for families.

Other things to know: Expensive, but you get good value for your money. The Wawona 6’s footprint, or protective groundsheet, is sold separately (also on sale). We recommend setting up with two people, but one person can manage in about 15 minutes. Limited lifetime warranty. Deal ends April 22. Deal available in green/grey.

What we like: A foot makeover recommended in our guide to the absolute best white elephant gifts. A deeply exfoliating callus treatment. Recipients tape their tootsies into gel-filled booties for an hour—after rinsing and waiting a few days, skin begins to slough and peel.

Other things to know: Safe and immensely satisfying. The lactic and glycolic acid work even better if your feet are presoaked and pliant. Use coupon code 621225 and opt for store pickup to avoid shipping fees.

What we like: An invigorating body exfoliant we recommend in our gift guide for coffee lovers. Made with coffee grounds, almond oil, vitamin E, and sea salt. Not too rough. Leaves skin polished and smooth. Washes down the drain easily. Zero jitters.

Other things to know: Please do not use this on your face. If you've said you love coffee enough to bathe in it—time to put that to the test. Store pickup required. Matches deal we saw over Black Friday.

What we like: A no-nonsense, fragrance-free facial cleanser pick in our guide to preparing a kid for puberty. A favorite among dermatologists, it's foamier than our other pick, which some people may prefer. Easy to wash off; doesn't leave skin tight or tingly. Can be used on the body too.

Other things to know: Some tweens and teens with acne may ultimately need a medicated cleanser, but dermatologists told us they should get into the habit of washing their face nightly with a gentle one. Cheaper per ounce on sale than the 19-ounce bottle. Use code 621225 and opt for store pickup.

What we like: An upcoming pick in our soon-to-be-updated mascara guide. Delivers long, perfectly delineated lashes. The best drugstore mascara we tested. Nimble bendy applicator brush. Satin-slick formula evenly coats lashes. Affordable and widely available.

Other things to know: Formula can be messy and isn’t particularly thickening or volumizing. Add two to cart and use code 621225 to get deal. Opt for store pickup to avoid shipping fees.

What we like: Our budget pick for best kitchen towel. Terry cloth is durable, absorbent, and easily washable. Endured extensive runs through the washer/dryer during testing.

Other things to know: Not the cutest option, but fairly neutral and functional. Comes in a pack of 12, individual towels measure 15" x 17" after washing and drying. Lightning deal for limited colors.

What we like: Our former upgrade pick for best Android phone that we still like on sale. Excellent software and five years of update support. Versus the base-model Pixel 7, offers larger OLED screen, higher resolution and refresh rate, more expansive 5G support, and 5x telephoto camera.

Other things to know: Isn't quite as impressive as the newer Pixel 8 Pro, but still a great phones. Pixel 8 software features such as Best Take and Magic Editor will eventually make their way to the Pixel 7 series. Free (delayed) shipping for Amazon Prime members.

What we like: Our former top pick for the best Android smartphone, which we still like when on sale. New software features like Best Take, Magic Editor, and the updated At A Glance widget, as well as Read Aloud and Translate with Assistant, will eventually make their way to the Pixel 7 series.

Other things to know: Camera lacks optical-zoom. Fast-charging speeds are underwhelming. Comes with 128 GB internal storage. Free shipping for Prime members. Available in colors obsidian and snow. One-year Google warranty.

What we like: Our pick for a side-scrolling action-adventure video game to ride out the end of winter. A stunning return to 2D acrobatic exploration. Responsive, intuitive controls. Play as Sargon, an Immortal tasked with rescuing a prince from a time-distorted castle.

Other things to know: Expect to see cameos from familiar faces scattered throughout this reboot of a legendary classic. Fans of the Metroidvania structure will find plenty to love about this game. Digital code available for Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S with Smart Delivery. Use code SSDRA545 to get the deal price.

What we like: Our runner-up pick for the best home security system. Affordable and reliable. Easy to use and install. Consistent response times. Compatible with voice-control systems including Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and August Smart Locks. Offers a good selection of add-ons.

Other things to know: Optional monitoring plan is slightly cheaper than that of our top pick, but doesn’t provide video storage. 17-piece kit includes base station, keypad, key fob, panic button, two motion sensors, eight entry sensors, glassbreak sensor, indoor camera, and outdoor camera.

What we like: Our budget pick for the best Android phone. Powered by Google’s latest processor. Has an improved 64-megapixel camera sensor, wireless charging, Comes with Face Unlock and an upgraded 1080p display with a smoother 90 Hz refresh rate.

Other things to know: Pricier than Google's typical budget phones. Made of recycled plastic body and an aluminum frame. Android 13 operating system with five years of security updates. Deal price available in charcoal gray and sea blue. One-year Google warranty. Free shipping for Amazon Prime members.

What we like: Our pick for the best trunk suitcase for checking. Made of a robust polycarbonate with aluminum corner guards and an aluminum frame around the center seam that reinforces the body of the luggage. Has two TSA locks, which close with a satisfying latch.

Other things to know: Due to the design, some travelers consider trunks to be easier to pack and to maneuver. Does away with the standard zipper closure. Doesn’t have a ton of built-in organization. Lifetime warranty. Use code MOM.

What we like: Our upgrade pick for the best Wi-Fi mesh-networking system. Ideal if you have gigabit internet (or plan to get it). Supports Wi-Fi 6 and improved WPA3 security. Significantly faster than our top pick. Has extra useful ports.

Other things to know: Extra Ethernet ports can support a wired connection between a router and satellites or connect directly to a PC or console. USB port can be used for network storage with a portable SSD, as a printer connection, or with a cellular modem. Available in white and black.

What we like: Our upgrade pick for the best indoor security camera. Good choice if you need longer, more advanced recordings. Can shoot 1080p video clips up to 5 minutes. Records 24/7 to the cloud (with a subscription). Distinguishes among people, pets, and vehicles.

Other things to know: Compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Offers limited free cloud storage of recordings, though only for three hours following motion capture. Nest Aware subscription adds great features and starts at $8/month.

What we like: Our affordable, easy-to-read digital alarm clock pick. Largest numerical display of all the options we tested. Intuitive to set the time, with clearly labeled buttons. Two USB ports to charge most mobile devices and to power the clock.

Other things to know: Two backup AAA batteries only maintain time and alarm settings during power outages. DreamSky logo emblazoned at the top (underneath the snooze button) is downright ugly. Down to $14 for the black case with white digits.

What we like: Our budget pick for the best first pedal bike is the top contender among the sub-$200 bikes we tested. It's simple to put together, sturdy, and unfussy. Its geometry was comfortable enough for our younger testers, and also allowed our experienced 7-year-old tester to accelerate quickly and charge up hills.

Other things to know: Its steel frame makes it much heavier than our other picks (20.5 pounds). On sale in pink and mint green, but there's low stock on the green color.

What we like: Our upgrade pick for the best DNA testing kit. Great for genealogy buffs. FamilyTreeDNA's kit offers optional add-ons that provide highly detailed analysis of maternal and paternal lineages. Submitting your sample is straightforward. You can opt in to a family-matching service.

Other things to know: Optional add-ons can get pricey. Those concerned about privacy should know that FamilyTreeDNA is the only DNA testing service we’re aware of that is voluntarily providing customer data access to law enforcement.

What we like: Our budget pick for the best portable solar battery charger. Smaller, lighter, and less expensive than our top pick. Has three weatherproof output ports. IPX4 rating means it’s protected against water spills and splashes.

Other things to know: Former top pick. Held closed with just a weak strip of Velcro. Long and a bit unwieldy when unfolded. Minimal resistance to dust and other solid particles. Recurring deal price.