Full disclosure: Our resident cookware tester, Lisa Schweitzer, has been using a Tramontina nonstick pan for years. She says (and this is a direct quote), “Cooking with this pan is a dream! With only a slick of oil, eggs slide right off the surface and over the flared edge onto the plate.” It performed as well or better than the other pans we tested, crisping salmon skin to brown ASMR perfection and cooking golden pancakes without hot spots. 

Cleanup is a breeze and only requires a few swipes with a soapy sponge, even around the rivets that secure the handle. About that handle: The removable silicone grip is a plus, as it keeps the handle cool on the stovetop. It also gives it added grip and makes it extra comfortable to hold. Read more about this skillet in our guide to the best nonstick pans.

As longtime Lodge skillet owners, we home editors can attest to the fact that the company makes a pan that will last forever, as long as you care for it properly. The brand’s Blacklock-edition pan, our top choice for the best cast iron skillet, is lighter and easier to maneuver than the classic version, with slightly thinner walls.

When Schweitzer fried eggs in it, they came away with little effort and crispy edges. Yum! Also of note is the handle — it has Lodge’s signature teardrop shape, but is more ergonomic and a little longer, and it feels more comfortable in hand. Schweitzer had no trouble moving the pan from the stove to the oven and back. It’s a breeze to clean (as most cast iron skillets are) with nothing more than hot water and a synthetic scrub brush.

Topping our list for the best air fryers is this versatile model, which boasts substantial cooking room, requires minimal maintenance and is easy to use, all while looking sleek. It comes pre-assembled, so there’s no setup required, and the accompanying instructions are intuitive.

A bright LED interface displays five functions — air fry, roast, bake, broil, and warm — plus five presets. We assessed the air fry function by making french fries, breaded chicken tenders, chicken wings and crab rangoons, using package instructions and the “frozen” preset where there were none. Everything came out right on time and was juicy on the outside and crispy on the inside.

While air-frying was the main focus of our test, we also tried several other functions: Our roasted chicken breasts, baked salmon and broiled steaks cooked to perfection.

Nespresso pods produce tasty, high-quality cups of drip coffee and espresso, and the VertuoPlus makes the experience as easy as possible. It impressed us so much, we also named it our best Nespresso machine of the year. You push just one button to operate it, and there’s a mechanism that automatically tosses your used pod into a receptacle inside the machine.

We loved the sleek, stylish look of the VertuoPlus (this model is made by De’Longhi; Breville also makes one with similar specs) and how compact it was for such a powerful machine. It also requires minimal upkeep: Just empty the used-pod receptacle (which holds about 10 pods) and descale (aka deep clean) every three months or 300 pods.

One of the main issues with single-serve machines is the amount of waste they produce. At least Nespresso offers a recycling program for its aluminum pods. You can drop off used pods at 250-plus locations or order free recycling bags with prepaid labels.

Topping our list for the best food storage containers is Rubbermaid’s Brilliance line, which comes in a variety of sizes, available with either a glass or BPA-free Tritan plastic base. We tested the Tritan plastic and they were durable yet lightweight, the flip-style lids were easy to clean and, when locked, the set proved to be airtight. Based on our experience, the containers are also odor- and stain-resistant, so they still smell fresh and look like new after being used to store saucy foods such as marinara sauce and hot wings.

Unlike some other plastic containers on the market, these containers have excellent clarity. Another biggie: The bases and the lids in both the plastic and glass versions are dishwasher-, freezer- and microwave-safe. 

This Hydro Flask bottle is resilient, practical and — thanks to numerous cap and capacity options — customizable. It was the best insulated water bottle we tried.

The pliable loop on the cap made for agile carrying, while the Flex straw option provided quick access to water. The double-wall vacuum insulation kept our drinks cold for the promised 24 hours, and the entire water bottle proved dishwasher safe. Our tester, Home & Garden Writer Kristin Granero, has owned and used Hydro Flasks for several years and, despite countless drops and washing cycles, they remain leakproof and look like new.

Featherweight vacuums are among the lightest and most compact, with Eureka’s hitting the sweet spot in our testing of the best lightweight vacuums for value, form and function. The dust cup holds 0.55 liters, which is fairly generous for a featherweight vacuum, and detaches easily for handheld use. We also like how it’s transparent, so you can see when it’s getting full.

For being so lightweight (only 4 pounds), this model packs a good amount of suction power and proved a solid match for all the materials in our tests. That included sand, which proved a sticking point for other models we evaluated.

In real-life testing, we appreciated the Eureka Featherweight’s 18-foot-long cord for skirting around bigger rooms and pieces of furniture. The vacuum is also freestanding, with the cleaner head remaining propped at a 90-degree angle for easier carrying.

Using a network of sensors, our pick for the best upright vacuum adapts to different environments and zaps everything in sight. For being on the heavier side (a common feature among vacuums with strong motors and sizable dust cups), it proved incredibly agile, with swivel steering and a shallow cleaner head that allowed us to get under and around furniture. LED lights helped with visibility, and the cord measures 30 feet, on the longer side for a vacuum in the upright category.

The PowerDetect proved a match for a wide range of messes, sucking up Cheerios, rice, kitty litter, sand and stubborn pet fur. Its automatic “Detect” mode helped it cruise from bare floors to low-pile and plush carpets swimmingly. This feature was particularly impressive when it came to tackling smaller areas of carpet, like kitchen mats, because it used just enough suction to vacuum effectively without getting stuck or pulling up corners as a result of excessive gripping. Based on our experience, that’s not an easy feat!

Senior Home Editor Jessica Dodell-Feder tested this for the best car vacuums in her compact SUV. Pebbles, crushed leaves, crumbs of all sizes and larger clumps of dirt proved no match for its powerful suction. 

But what really makes this cordless vacuum stand out is its reach. It has a flexible 4-foot hose with a curved nozzle that helped her access the tightest, most awkward spaces. 

“For the first time ever, I was able to get alllll the way under the front seats of my car without having to strain my back or crouch down,” she raved.

Topping our list of the best bath towels is this large and cushy, but still breathable, towel that comes in a cornucopia iterations. Woven of long-staple Turkish cotton, it’s extremely soft, a feature it maintained even after Granero put it through the wringer (aka five wash-and-dry cycles). Despite being on the thicker and more absorbent side, it also dried fairly quickly. It took about 40 minutes, versus comparative styles that typically took close to an hour.

Last time we checked, this Frontgate towel was available in 27 colors — with or without monogramming — and several sizes. It’s meant for the bathroom, but its bold, bright hues would make it a great pool or beach towel in a pinch.

Woven of long-staple Turkish cotton, this pick “felt more like a blanket than a towel!” said Granero, our resident tester. “It’s one of — if not the — plushest and coziest towels I’ve tried,” she added, and it retained those features throughout five wash and dry cycles.

To test absorbency, she dunked each towel in a bucket of water and folded it lightly to see how much it could hold without dripping (for more on our testing, read our full guide to the best plush bath towels). This pick retained as much as four liters of water at a time — more than any other towel she evaluated. Despite how much H2O it guzzled, it dried in about 45 minutes, which is what you typically see with towels that have finer fabrics and less thickness. 

Solo Stove’s low-smoke fire pits have garnered a cult-like following among campers and beachgoers, with the Solo Stove Ranger 2.0 among their most popular models. It’s compact, intuitive and versatile. Just take it from Carolin Fuller, director of partnerships at Campspot, an online camping resource and directory. “The Solo Stove Ranger 2.0 is small enough to fit among the rest of our gear but big enough to throw off plenty of heat during cold nights in camp. It comes in a convenient carrying case, the removable ash pan makes for easy cleanups, and the smokeless design means we don’t have to play musical chairs to avoid stinging eyes.”

Don’t forget the Solo Stove fire poker for (safely) maneuvering those wood logs and sticks! And for other recommendations, check out our complete story on the best fire pits.

This small but mighty electric grill from Char-Broil comes in four colors and can turn a basic patio into a charming burger bistro — just plug in the cord and you’re good to go! It offers 320 square inches of cooking space (enough for 12 patties) and is designed with infrared technology that helps to evenly distribute heat while preventing flare-ups. According to fans of the grill (it has over 2,000 on Amazon alone), the porcelain-coated cooking grates also stand up to rust and other signs of wear.

Read more in our best grills guide.

This futuristic-looking pizza oven pod manages to strike a balance between performance and convenience. “Its dual-fuel compatibility (gas and wood) offers flexibility and the built-in thermometer ensures accurate temperature control. The quick preheating and easy clean-up make it ideal for spontaneous pizza nights,” says Craig Agranoff, founder and editor-in-chief of WorstPizza.com, a pizza review and directory site. “It’s a great option for people who don’t have the space for a larger oven,” adds Anthony Mangieri, chef and owner of the Una Pizza Napoletana in New York City and owner of Genio Della Pizza, a frozen pizza line. “It’s also portable, which makes it incredibly versatile.” 

We tested the Roccbox and can attest to its convenience (it came fully assembled, was quick to start and fired up in about 15 minutes) and versatility (for a smaller oven, it still has enough room to cook a 12-inch pizza, as well as other food items). Each Roccbox comes with a detachable gas burner and a professional pizza peel (worth $85), adding to its overall value.

In addition to four full-length inseams — 23, 25, 28 and 31 inches — Lululemon Align leggings range in size from 0 to 20, so you shouldn’t have any trouble finding your fit. They’re among our picks for the best leggings with pockets (and who doesn’t love pockets?) but our testers say there are more reasons to splurge.

“I didn’t get the whole Lululemon obsession until I actually tried a pair, but now I understand — and actually feel confident leaving the house in leggings,” said Laura Kenney, Yahoo’s commerce editor-in-chief.

Fitness trainer Tammy Foxx is also a fan because of their “exceptional material quality, shape-retaining pockets, and just the right amount of compression for various activities.” 

Read our full review of Align leggings.

Gifting Editor Amanda Garrity loves this bestselling tee by Madwell — so much so that we crowned it the best white T-shirt over competitors from Gap, Hanes, Uniqlo, J.Crew and others.

“I have a hard time finding T-shirts that aren’t too loose and boxy for my petite frame, and this one has a shrunken fit that hits right at my hip, making it easy to tuck in,” she said. She has owned the shirt for over a year and raves about how durable it is. “I’ve worn it more times than I can count and thrown it into the wash a million times, and it looks like new.” Garrity gave it a 4.5 out of 5 on the opacity scale, so you don’t have to worry about your bra showing through it, and she hasn’t noticed any unwanted stretching or shrinking.

Bonus: You can monogram the top to give it a personal touch!

It doesn’t get much more classic than these high-rise, straight-leg jeans by Levi’s, which we named the year’s best timeless jeans. There are 15 washes to choose from, so you’ll find a pair that suits your style, and they hit just above the ankle so your shoe collection can take center stage.

Dodell-Feder calls them the “perfect wide (but not too wide) jeans. They feel timeless and also trendy, which is pretty impressive!” And while she would love to get them in another color, she notes that she would need to try them on because “the fit of Levi’s jeans varies wildly by wash, in my experience.”

Dodell-Feder also says they’re surprisingly comfortable despite having a structured silhouette. “They have a very high waist and button fly, so they are not sweatpants-comfy. But for no-stretch denim, I find them very comfortable, probably because of the wide-legged fit.”

Commerce Manager Julia Webb really knows her stuff when it comes to the best cashmere sweaters — she even directly compared three machine-washable options. During testing, she found that this softie from Naadam reigned supreme, calling it flattering, cozy and affordable. While it might not be the softest cashmere she’s ever tried, she says it “still feels luxe and it’s also not too fragile — it’s durable enough I can wear it multiple times a week.”

What really makes this piece a standout is how long-lasting and easy to care for it is. It’s also under $100, a steal for cashmere, and comes in an impressive 34 colors.

Three staff members listed these L.L.Beans as their go-to boots for winter, and it’s easy to see why. Not only are the boots (which come in both men’s and women’s sizes) incredibly warm thanks to their ​​cozy shearling lining, but they’re waterproof, so you can walk through snow and puddles without wet toes. Each pair is hand-sewn in Maine, so they’re durable and built to last. 

Schweitzer and Style Editor Rebecca Carhart have both had a pair for several years, and they still look good as new. The boots aren’t overly bulky, weighing less than 4 pounds, and they have a rugged rubber sole that prevents you from slipping and sliding. 

While most of the best gym shoes are designed for a particular activity, if you’re looking for a well-rounded pair that can handle everything from running to weightlifting, take a look at these Brooks. The knit upper is stretchy and breathable, while the arrow-point pattern in the rubber outsole provides ample traction for wet gym surfaces and outdoor terrains alike.

Julie Lohre, women’s fitness expert, IFBB fitness pro athlete and certified personal trainer, calls them “my absolute go-to all-around favorite shoes because they strike the perfect balance between support and responsiveness. They give me a stable base for heavy lifting and enough cushioning for cardio sessions, making them incredibly versatile. The fit is snug and comfortable, which makes me feel secure no matter the workout.”

When we polled healthcare pros, they overwhelmingly cited Brooks as a top shoe for nurses because they “offer comfortable and durable shoes in styles that are fun and functional,” according to Sarah K. Wells, founder of New Thing Nurse. And the Ghost 15 is the shoe most recommended by the brand for healthcare workers. Along with an APMA Seal of Acceptance, these comfortable kicks boast ultra-lightweight cushioning, a breathable upper and a system of shock absorbers to prevent foot pain. They come in a variety of color combos and widths. 

The No. 1 Amazon bestsellers have racked up over 7,000 five-star ratings, with many from nurses. “I’m on my feet all day. Every other tennis shoe I have tried ended up with my feet aching at the end of a shift or my toes going numb. These are so comfortable and light, and my feet haven’t hurt at all,” raved one. 

Perhaps best of all, Brooks offers a 25% discount for healthcare workers!

If you’ve seen a pair of Hokas in the wild, there’s a good chance they were Cliftons. These are among the brand’s most popular picks, and it’s for good reason. “They’re absolutely cloud-like,” raves Izabella Zaydenberg, deputy commerce editor. “They were the only shoes that didn’t exacerbate my plantar fasciitis (especially when I walked for hours at Disneyland).” 

Carhart also owns a pair of Cliftons, and she wears them every time she goes for a long walk, whether on a treadmill, a trail or around town. She says the cushioned sneakers are undoubtedly the most comfortable walking shoe she’s tried, with no break-in time. They come in a wide range of colors, so it’s easy to find a favorite style (or two). They’ve even earned an APMA seal of approval.

Check out our other recommendations for Hoka walking shoes.

When we polled experts for their favorite running shoes, both running coaches we spoke with, Carleth Keys and Kim Clark, listed these as their top picks. “This is the most comfortable shoe on the market, ideal for daily training and long runs that don’t involve intense workouts,” says Keys. Clark agrees: “The cushioning is so plush and soft. It seriously is the most comfortable cushioning underfoot for easy runs!”

The sporty kicks have a breathable mesh upper to prevent your feet from overheating and a durable rubber outsole that offers great traction for everyday runs. There are 14 styles, and they come in narrow, medium, wide and extra-wide options so you can find your ideal fit.

Ugg slippers have been in demand since the early 2000s, but this pair is probably the most popular right now. The Tasmans, our picks for best women’s slippers, are lined with the same cozy sheepskin as your favorite Ugg boots, but their backless design makes them easier to slip on and off. The rubber soles are also the same as the brand’s signature boots, which means they can go both indoors and out with ease. 

These look just as good with pajamas as with athleisure and are good go-tos for quickly letting the dog outside or grabbing the mail. The grippy soles mean you won’t be slipping and sliding around, and they’re cozy enough for hunkering down at home on chilly days. 

Hundreds of shoppers and podiatrists are fans of this ultra-cushioned pair of sneakers. Dr. Hillary Brenner, a podiatric surgeon, said this pair of supportive slip-ons “is hands down my favorite. They meet all the criteria of a supportive shoe, and I especially like that they make their shoes with the EVA material for shock absorption.” 

Not only do the sneakers have the signature Hoka cushioning, but they boast a memory foam heel for added comfort and an elastic band at the ankle that cradles the foot and keeps it from sliding around. They’re made from 100% vegan materials and have a mesh upper, making them super-breathable. Plus, they weigh less than 6 ounces.

This crowd-pleaser, our overall best checked luggage, sports 360-degree spinner wheels and side-mounted TSA locks, and it comes in a variety of snazzy colors (Burnt Orange! Caribbean Blue!) that’ll make it stand out on the luggage carousel … which will save you time. 

And don’t fret about your gorgeous new suitcase getting dinged up — shoppers confirm that it’ll endure even the most rough-and-tumble international treks. “It holds a lot and rolls very well. I’ve taken it on six flights so far (filled it up to 48 pounds!) and it has held up great … no damage, no issues,” wrote one five-star reviewer.

If you’re looking for a hardside suitcase that has it all, this is the one to buy. It’s expandable and extremely lightweight. The interior is as roomy as it gets for a checked suitcase. However, you won’t be able to tell unless you expand it with the hidden zipper.

It’s also fully lined and features two compartments with multiple pockets for easy access and organization. There’s a TSA-compliant lock and multidirectional spinner wheels. Commerce Writer Moriba Cummings has owned this suitcase for over six years and says he has used it more times than he can count. After all these years, it still looks brand new, he reports.

These compression packing cubes were the sleekest and most well-made of all that we tested. They have a breathable mesh panel that helps with air circulation and lets you see what’s inside each cube without unpacking. And the anti-catch zippers ensure that packing is always snag-free. It was easy to fit a lot into these cubes, which come in well-proportioned sizes and nest together easily to fit into a carry-on suitcase.

The exterior of each Monos cube is made from a tear-resistant nylon twill that feels sturdy and durable (no matter how much you stuff into each cube) and the interior is lined with a soft anti-microbial fabric that keeps items looking and smelling fresh. 

When Carhart first saw this Natori bra, she was skeptical that the pretty lace option would provide the all-day comfort and support she expects from a T-shirt bra, let alone that it would become our pick for the best bra overall. She was shocked by just how comfy it was, however. The partially lined bra has a feminine lace trim that gives it a more fashion-forward feel, contoured plunge cups that provide a flattering shape and boost, and elastic-lined edges that keep it securely in place without digging.

The underwire is barely noticeable, and the lace did not show underneath clothing. The adjustable straps were thin yet sturdy, and the lace and mesh were soft and comfortable even after hours of wear. The width of the straps increases as the sizes go up to give larger busts the support they need.

This sleek pick is our best strapless bra thanks to the raves of more than 2,000 Nordstrom customers. Carhart also owns this smoothing bra, which uses molded cups and light foam padding to provide a nice natural shape. The back and sides have boning and gripper strips to help keep it in place comfortably for hours.

Even better, it comes with straps, so you can add them when you need extra support. The bra can be worn conventionally, halter style or criss-crossed in the back.

If you’re aiming to downplay your cup size, this affordable option from Vanity Fair may be just what you’re looking for, and it’s our best minimizer bra of the year. (This full-coverage bra is also a pick on our overall best bras list!) It can minimize your bustline by up to 1.5 inches. Along with a built-in underwire, it has nonpadded cups that comfortably cover and support your breasts.

“Depending on the bra style and if you need a larger cup size, you might look for side panels or a wide back band and straps,” said Elisabeth Dale, author of The Bra Zone and founder of The Breast Life. “These details are more critical in bras for people with fuller busts (anything over a DD).” This bra delivers, with extra side and back bands made from a four-way stretch material that smooths any bumps and bulges. 

This Nike pull-on bra offers medium support and light compression to get you through low and high-impact activities, so it’s no wonder thousands of Amazon shoppers and our own Deals Writer, Britt Ross, are fans. Featuring Nike’s signature Dri-Fit technology, it comes in a range of colors. Even better, you can choose from three support types: high, medium and light. 

Says Ross: “I hate wearing sports bras. Nikes are the only ones that don’t feel like they’re digging into my skin. I appreciate that they come with different levels of support (I like light support, since I hate feeling too constricted, but even this one makes me feel like everything is held in place). I also like the clean design and the fact that they come in some pretty colors and neutrals. I mainly wear them while riding my Peloton bike, and nothing’s ever felt like it’s popping out.”

These are soft, warm and easy to put on — just a few of the reasons we named them the best heated socks of the year. Carhart was able to slip these on with ease, and they fit seamlessly into bulky snow boots and sneakers. In addition to a comfy cushioned heel, they have incredibly thin, flexible infrared fiber heating elements that didn’t cause discomfort. The socks were warm even without the heat on, and while they did go up very high on her calves, they didn’t dig in like others she tested.

CosRx has helped popularize snail mucin as a coveted skin care ingredient, but its sleeper-hit Hyaluronic Acid Moisturizing Cream is equally as good. A favorite among the K-beauty crowd (and our pick as the best moisturizer of 2024), this face cream packs and seals moisture into dry, dehydrated skin without pilling or leaving behind the kind of tacky-stickiness our Senior Beauty Editor Jennifer Romolini despises.

She loves it for its texture (creamy, but lightweight), its fast-absorbing formula and, especially, its high-quality antioxidant ingredients. In addition to hyaluronic acid, the rich cream contains vitamin tree water (also known as sea buckthorn), which is filled with vitamins, amino acids and fatty acids that help strengthen the skin barrier and increase hydration even more. The midrange price is the cherry on top.

After three weeks of regular use, it minimized the fine lines under our tester’s eyes and had an immediate impact on under-eye puffiness — and thus, it was crowned the best eye cream of 2024.

No skin-care product will ever perform miracles, of course, but this eye cream helps smooth surface texture (the dreaded crepiness!) on upper lids while improving the appearance of bags underneath. And at this moderate price (not a total bargain, but still not luxury), it’s an all-around win.

These truly revolutionary patches help solve blackheads fast. You just carefully apply the soft, wide strips across your nostrils and the bridge of your nose, shuffle off to bed and let them do the hard work of clearing your pores while you sleep. In the morning, you’ll be astonished when you see all the grime that was trapped inside.

“Amazing” and “miraculous” are common themes among five-star reviewers.

One happy reviewer said, “I was amazed! It was slightly annoying to have on at night, but when I woke up, all of those problem blackheads on my nose were either gone or loosened up. … The patch is easy to remove and doesn’t hurt at all, like some of the other nose strips. I’m so impressed!”

Another reviewer called these “Seriously an unexpected miracle. … Pore strips have always pulled a few [blackheads] out, but mostly just left a white film behind. I applied this clear plastic patch and went to sleep. [In the morning] I could see that about 75% of my blackheads/sebum were gone.”

L’Oreal’s spray is the gold standard of temporary silver hair concealers and for good reason: It’s available in nine shades, as opposed to the three that many brands offer and, once applied, it quickly and effectively conceals gray roots until your next shampoo. It’s a super popular product, with tens of thousands of five-star Amazon reviews and even celebs like Eva Longoria singing its quick-fix gray-covering praises. 

“Great product!” one five-star reviewer wrote. “Always a saver. When I can’t get to the salon to get my hair done this saved me so much, even when I didn’t go for like a month or two longer than I should’ve gone. You can always depend on this. And it really matches well with my hair. No one could really tell.”

“I got this to spray on the dreadful grays that show up in the part on the top of my head,” another reviewer explained. “I hate paying the high prices at the salons, so I use this to hide the grays and extend the time between visits.”

Dream Coat is an award-winning anti-frizz treatment that works at the cuticle layer of hair, rendering it humidity proof. It’s the ideal product for taming both frizz and more wiry gray hair and roots. 

Romolini’s favorite part of this product is how it lasts — the treatment stuck around through four shampoos. She was able to air dry her hair without putting in any additional product and it remained entirely frizz-free. Though you can totally use other styling products with Dream Coat, she found she didn’t need to.

“I try hundreds of products a year and it’s rare that I enjoy one this much,” she gushed. “My only regret with Dream Coat is not testing it sooner — it’s excellent for fine, thin, mature hair and I’ve found few products better for taming frizz without a tedious amount of drying and ironing.”

Even if you don’t think of yourself as a “lipstick person,” the ultra-popular, 90s-chic (Drew Barrymore fave!) Clinique Almost Lipstick in Black Honey will change your mind. Its creamy, universally flattering formula is made from a blend of blue, red and yellow pigments, so it works for any and all skin tones. 

It’s particularly good for drier, more mature lips, as it glides on like a balm and has none of the waxy feel of some lipsticks. The shade looks dark in the tube but, once on, works like a customized tint, lightly staining the lips a natural-looking berry hue that’s just a hint or two above bare. 

Senior Tech Writer Rick Broida didn’t think you could engineer hard-plastic earbuds that he’d like as much as the AirPods Pro, but the AirPods 4 with ANC kick butt (and ear). No wonder they earned his vote as the best wireless earbuds of 2024.

You also get most of the other features found in the AirPods Pro, including spatial audio, wireless case charging, full support for Find My and great call quality. Missing, alas, are the Pro’s revolutionary hearing-aid capabilities, but if you’re not at the point where you need them, there’s everything else to like here.

The current-generation base-model iPad is arguably the best tablet for anyone and everyone. It’s a shockingly capable device, able to run an unrivaled selection of apps and work with a broad selection of accessories (including, notably, the Apple Pencil for drawing and note-taking).

This iPad features a gorgeous 10.9-inch screen, impressive front and rear cameras and some zippy color choices. It’s also one of very few tablets available with a cellular option (at extra cost), something to consider if you need internet access while out and about.

Every TV needs a soundbar, and if you’re going to get one, you might as well add a subwoofer and rear speakers into the mix. Those elements add considerably to the home-theater experience — but in the case of Hisense AX5125H, they don’t add considerably to the price.

Indeed, for a very modest $350 (often discounted to $300), you get not only a Dolby Atmos-equipped main speaker, but wireless rear speakers and a subwoofer. That means real surround sound, not simulated.

Small wonder, then, that Broida named this the best soundbar overall in his roundup of the best soundbars of the year.

If you’re in the market for a new TV, don’t base your decision solely on vague specs (looking at you, “QLED,” “DTS,” etc.). While the Roku Pro Series delivers all the important ones, it’s Yahoo’s favorite for one simple reason: It’s easy to set up and easy to use. It’s a TV for the non-tech-savvy.