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What we like: The grind of your beans plays an important part in getting that perfect cuppa. The Encore is a workhorse that produces the consistent grind our experts seek. Reliable, modestly-sized, and easy to use.

Other things to know: Won’t produce the tiny adjustments in fine grinds that thrill serious espresso enthusiasts, but can still produce fine enough grounds to pull a decent shot. Available in black and white finish, use code FRIEND20.

What we like: Another good pair of leggings we like as a wardrobe staple. Nearly made it into our lineup of top picks. Thick, stretchy fabric. They feel cool and gently supportive during high-movement, lower-impact exercise. Soft and comfy enough for relaxing.

Other things to know: Some testers reported feeling constricted through their middle. Deal price available on on-sale colors; 25% discount reflects in-cart. Code MOMVP may be required for discount on non-sale colors. Free shipping with free Loyalty Rewards membership for orders over $50, or opt for free store pickup.

What we like: Another good MacBook if you need to use two external monitors. A great laptop with a speedy new processor. The M3 model is about 20% faster and brings a suite of enhancements to the chip’s GPU and AI processing power.

Other things to know: The cheaper M2 MacBook Air is enough for most people. Specs include 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD, available in all colors. $10 lower than previous deals.

What we like: A gift we love for 10-year-olds, as well as enthusiasts of Lego and architecture. Features famous landmarks of New York City's skyline.

Other things to know: 598-set piece includes the Flatiron, Chrysler, Empire State, and One World Trade Center Buildings. Recommended for ages 12+.

What we like: Our pick for great-tasting coffee in a stylish bare-bones drip-maker design. Consistently ranked first in our taste tests. Reliable 10-cup capacity workhorse that brews a nuanced, flavorful pot. Come with an insulated carafe and a unique filter basket switch that adjusts steep time. Perfect balance between fashion and function.

Other things to know: Lacks extra features of our other picks, like timers or complex settings, but coffee connoisseurs will appreciate the taste. Pricey, but much longer warranty (5 years) and Moccamaster's reputation for longevity make it a worthwhile investment. Deal is on polished silver color.

What we like: Our top pick for the best smartwatch for iPhone owners. Offers the best combination of style, health and fitness features, app selection, battery life, and price of any smartwatch for any platform. Large active screen area and more premium features than previous models.

Other things to know: Battery easily lasts for a day on a charge, but if you’re doing anything demanding you may find your watch in Power Reserve mode by the end of the day. Available with aluminum case and matching sport loop in midnight black and starlight white.

What we like: Our pick for the best cable to connect a modern laptop to an HDMI monitor or TV. Well-designed and made with premium materials. Transmits a 4K signal at 60 Hz.

Other things to know: Deal for the grey color. Matches the lowest price we’ve seen on the 6-foot length, but it’s a recurring sale we see often. Lifetime warranty, if you sign up for the company’s newsletter.

What we like: Our budget pick for the best drawing tablet. Stylus tracking and drawing experience feel very similar to those of pricier models. Features six programmable hotkeys. Comfortable, full-size wireless pen comes with eight replacement nibs.

Other things to know: Not quite as sleek as our other picks. It isn’t wireless, and it charges via Micro-USB. The buttons on the tablet rattle—only a little, but still. Clip the on-page coupon.

What we like: Our portable manual coffee grinder pick. Easiest to use of all the other models we tested. Grinds quickly, evenly, and consistently. Great for camping or as a budget option. Can also grind spices.

Other things to know: 25-gram capacity only makes about one serving of coffee at a time. Not great for superfine grinds. Amazon Lightning deal plus clipped on-page coupon.

What we like: Our runner-up pick for the best skillet. Allows moisture to evaporate quickly, browns chicken skin as well as pans costing almost twice the price, and is a comfortable weight with a rounded, ergonomically shaped stick handle. Cooked-on food released easily in our tests.

Other things to know: Has slightly steeper sides than our top pick. Developed some discoloration on the surface and underside that was almost impossible to clean.

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. Matches low.

What we like: A coffee subscription service we recommend in multiple gift guides, including the best gifts for mom. Atlas Coffee Club delivers satisfying coffee at a low price, with plenty of customization, and you always have something new to try. Sources beans from countries all over the world. Each bag of coffee includes a postcard with fun facts about the country’s coffee industry.

Other things to know: The subscription is highly customizable. New subscribers can use code WCMOMS24 for 50% off their first two-bag subscription. Matches the best previous pricing we've posted. Free shipping makes this deal effectively $5 cheaper than similar promos out there.

What we like: Our pick for a powerful liquid laundry detergent in plastic-free packaging. This hyper-concentrated liquid detergent is an effective stain remover, with cleaning power that rivals our top picks. It’s free from many potential irritants, doesn’t contain sulfates, synthetic preservatives or optical brighteners. Comes in a recyclable aluminum bottle. The only one of our picks that has been verified by the Environmental Working Group.

Other things to know: Deal is for the fragrance free version, but all versions on sale with code EARTHDAY24. Add two to cart to qualify for free shipping. Equates to about 160 loads of laundry.

What we like: Our top pick for the best OLED TV. Excellent HDR picture quality at an affordable price. Improved video processing and smart features over its predecessor (our previous top pick). Zippy responsiveness during gaming. Sleek, durable build. Built-in cloud gaming features.

Other things to know: Doesn’t support Dolby Vision HDR format. Lacks a light-polarizing film screen. Harder to see shadowy areas with ambient lighting. No upscaling for sub-1080p content, such as older films or games. Comes with $150 Costco Shop gift card, standard 2-year warranty plus 3-year Allstate Protection Plan (5-year warranty period total).

What we like: Our top pick for the best Thunderbolt dock. Compact and versatile. Has the best combination of ports, size, and shape that we’ve found. Has 15 ports, including a second Thunderbolt port that allows you to hook up two 4K monitors at 60 Hz. Can stand vertically, minimizing its footprint.

Other things to know: Like all Thunderbolt docks, this one has a large power brick. Comes with two years of warranty coverage. A couple Wirecutter staffers have experienced wake-from-sleep problems when connecting two displays directly to the dock. Within $10 of the lowest we've seen. Clip the on-page coupon.

What we like: A staff-favorite chocolate bar featured in several of our gift guides. Splashy, colorful wrappers and indulgent flavors. A stack of chocolate bars secured together with a big bow is a visually appealing present for anyone.

Other things to know: Deal is for a single bar of 70% Dark Chocolate. The company is B-Corp and Fair Trade certified and says it sources cocoa only from ethically managed farms.

What we like: The top pick in our (now defunct) guide to the best fat separator. Inexpensive. Has a generous capacity. The silicone stopper prevents fat from entering the spout and the deep strainer does an excellent job catching solids. The measurement lines on the side of the pitcher are clearly marked and easy to read.

Other things to know: Still endorsed by our kitchen and dining writers. One of the easiest models to clean, but we still noticed an oily residue on its surface after handwashing. Be sure to use hot water and lots of dish soap.

What we like: Our favorite flexible way to play PC games anytime, anywhere. Access to most of Steam's catalog (some games are not supported). Surprisingly powerful. Decent display. Controls include analog thumbsticks and two tiny trackpads.

Other things to know: Linux-based open-source software. Can install Windows, but may cause problems. 512 GB model comes with antiglare display. 64 GB model is also fine for most people but out of stock. Valve certified refurbished with full warranty.