Daily Deals

What we like: Our top pick for the best MacBook. Compared with previous generations it has a brighter display, better webcam, MagSafe magnetic port, and other design updates that make for an overall better experience. Great option for everyday work tasks, browsing the web, watching movies, and playing App Store games.

Other things to know: We expect to see better deals in the coming year now that the M3 processor is out. Not ideal for editing photos, videos, or processing large media files for extended periods. Specs include the newly dethroned M2 processor, 8 GB RAM, and 256 GB SSD. Only available in Silver. Shipping is delayed.

What we like: Our upgrade pick for the best tablet. Faster processor and more capable camera than previous models. M2 processor is more than fast enough for daily office tasks, handles exporting 4K video and rendering 3D models with relative ease. Pro features include 120 Hz refresh rate, Face ID, and better Apple Pencil support.

Other things to know: Best used as a tablet instead of a complete laptop replacement. iPadOS still very limiting for coders, developers, and anyone who needs to use lots of eternal accessories. 256 GB and 512 GB models are also on sale. Costco membership required, price includes $5 shipping and handling.

What we like: Our former upgrade pick for the best MacBook. Same general design features we love in the smaller version, but with a larger, more beautiful screen, better sound, and runs at a slightly cooler temperature.

Other things to know: Comes with our recommended specs, the M2 processor, 8 GB RAM, and 256 GB SSD. You'll need more RAM if you plan on lots of photo and video editing, coding, or other intensive tasks. Still a decent budget option if you're not ready to shell out for an M3 Air.

What we like: One of our favorite sweet and citrusy scented candles. A sophisticated interpretation of Froot Loops. The scent is fruity, flowery, and creamy, and the vessel (a tiny paint can) is equally playful and kitschy.

Other things to know: This candle can sometimes quickly form deep tunnels (we have tips on how to burn candles more evenly). Clip the on-page coupon. Milk not included.

What we like: Our pasta roller pick in our guide to best KitchenAid attachments. Simplifies making pasta at home. Automatically rolls out pasta dough while you guide it by hand.

Other things to know: Noisier than a manual roller. As with other pasta rollers, should not be cleaned with water. KitchenAid stand mixer required. Street price has dropped in the past year, lowest price we've seen 2021.

What we like: Sturdy plastic tray comes with removable compartments for razors and toothbrushes. Easily adaptable for daily use or a relaxing bath—or even for holding bath toys.

Other things to know: Doesn’t have a book stand or dedicated drink holder, but we were able to use it for both purposes. Only available on sale in black.

What we like: Our runner-up pick for the best chainsaw. Offers solid run time and enough power to make 35 cuts through a fir 4-by-4 on a single charge. The least expensive model we tested.

Other things to know: Can’t match our top pick in cutting speed, battery life, or ergonomics. Noticeably heated up in our hands under relentless work. Oiling the chain is a tedious process due to the lack of an onboard oil reservoir. New low.

What we like: Our budget pick for the best cordless stick vacuum. Lightweight and agile. Cleans a variety of floor types well. Excellent brush roller. Large dust bin. Real-life run time of 38 minutes.

Other things to know: Lacks the convenient, versatile attachments that our top picks have for cleaning fur off upholstery, dusting shelves, or reaching into crannies. One-year warranty is sub-par. Non-replaceable battery limits lifespan. Lowest price we've seen since Black Friday.

What we like: Our pick for a dark survival co-op game to ride out the end of winter. Players must fight to stay alive for as long as possible in a world where (literally) everything is trying to kill them. Controls are simple to learn. Play in split-screen co-op with a pal or with up to six players online. 

Other things to know: Keeping your team alive requires time and experimentation. Released over a decade ago, but still one of the best games of its kind. Little guidance on where to go or what to do. Digital download for Xbox. Deal ends April 28.

What we like: Our pick for a stylish, well-made weighted comforter. Elegant and still machine-washable. Features polyester jersey on one side and bamboo-based rayon on the other. Its glass microbeads, which give it its heft, are nearly imperceptible. Best for those seeking a cozy but elegant option for the bed or couch, as well as people who don’t sleep hot.

Other things to know: Feels like a smooth, slightly silky, heavy comforter. Returns accepted within 30 days, only in original packaging. Price includes shipping.

What we like: Our runner-up pick for the best lawn mower bundled with an extra Ego battery. Battery-powered self-propelled mower that can run for about an hour on a single battery charge. No need for gas, oil-checks, storing fuel, and noxious emissions. Considerably quieter than gas mowers.

Other things to know: Little less powerful and shorter runtime than our top pick, but bonus battery provides extra runtime. Extra Ego BA2800T battery has 56-volt, 5 Ah, 280Wh capacity, usually between $200 and $300 when purchased separately. Store pickup required at Lowe's and Ace Hardware, but Ace Rewards members (free to join) may be able to get scheduled delivery if local stock is available. For Ace Rewards deal, select the on-page promotion on the right, select the free battery, and add both items to cart.

What we like: Our top lawn mower pick easily mows down overgrown grass. Spares you the noise, emissions, and maintenance of a typical gas mower. Battery runs for an hour.

Other things to know: Includes a free extra battery for larger lawns or a backup. Expensive. Store pickup required at Lowe's and Ace Hardware, but Ace Rewards members (free to join) may be able to get scheduled delivery if local stock is available. For Ace Rewards deal, select the on-page promotion on the right, select the free battery, and add both items to cart.

What we like: For fans (or haters) of Mario, this Lego bundle includes The Mighty Bowser (71411) and the Super Mario Piranha Plant (71426). Great display pieces for Lego and Mario enthusiasts alike.

Other things to know: We haven't built these personally but they are well reviewed and make for an excellent gift. Essentially receiving the Piranha Plant ($60 street price) for free with purchase of The Mighty Bowser ($270 street price). Display sets aimed at teen and adult fans; recommended build age is 18+. Costco membership required.

What we like: Our longtime upgrade hair dryer pick. Unique design makes for an extraordinarily pleasant user experience. No vibration whatsoever. Simple-to-switch magnetic attachments make styling a breeze. Consistently our favorite hair dryer to use since we first tested it in 2016.

Other things to know: Pricey, and doesn’t make your hair look any different than cheaper options. Manufacturer refurbished. Two-year Allstate warranty via Dyson's Ebay storefront or 1-year Dyson warranty through Dyson's Walmart storefront. Doesn't match short-lived $207 deal we recently saw, but still a good value.

What we like: Our pick for a simple and portable coffee-making solution. Recommended in multiple gift guides and a dedicated review. Lightweight, compact design produces full-bodied, flavorful coffee in about two minutes. Great for camping, travel, or just a simple cup at home. Easy to use. Dishwasher-safe.

Other things to know: Only brews one cup at a time. Takes about two minutes to brew, not counting the time necessary to boil water. Comes with one-year AeroPress warranty. Free shipping for Prime members.

What we like: A staff favorite alternative to Nike Air Force 1s. Versatile mid-height sneakers with a vintage feel. Sleek, leather upper with suede details. Solid rubber sole provides strong foot support and traction.

Other things to know: Sign in with a free Dick's Scorecard account for free shipping. Deal price is on the white/brown colorway.

What we like: Our pick for a taller laptop stand that works well for sitting or standing. Extends up to 17 inches high. Sturdiest of the tall stands we tested. Allows for finer adjustments to height and angle than others.

Other things to know: Stiff hinges are strong but not easily adjustable. Best used with an external keyboard. At tallest height, can topple backward more easily if you use the laptop keyboard or bump into stand. Recurring sale price. Only the grey color is down to $50.

What we like: A Dracula-inspired kitchen gadget recommended in multiple Wirecutter gift guides. Any cooking-inclined classic horror fan, kid, or year-round Halloween celebrant would vant this a gift. Plop a few cloves into the base (his cape), pop on the top (his head), and twist at the neck to mince.

Other things to know: Make sure to remove chopped garlic quickly—vampires can’t tolerate garlic for long (plus it's a nightmare to clean when dried). Clip the on-page coupon to get the deal.