Our Favorite Deals Right Now

The Tymo Ring Straightening Comb is $7 more than its best price. We did just see that discount a week or so ago, so maybe add this one to your cart and keep an eye on it in case better savings become available again. CR writer and product tester Jodhaira Rodriguez was impressed with how well and how quickly this comb straightened her frizzy, dry hair. It’s shaped like a traditional hair comb with smooth, horizontal teeth. Because of the smoothness of the bristles, hair isn’t gripped as it passes through the comb; it glides smoothly just like a comb does, as long as the hair is detangled. It has five temperature settings that range from 266° F to 410° F, and an auto-shutoff feature that turns the straightening comb off after 30 minutes.

This powerful, high-end Dyson vac, $10 less than last week and $40 less than it was in March, features a laser light on its soft roller powerhead that reveals the dust in its path. The laser feature works best in low light or on dark flooring. A sensor detects the sizes of particles that are picked up, and a chart on the display shows the particle count size. In CR runtime tests, the vacuum runs for about 70 minutes per charge on low mode and 8 minutes on high mode.

This varied set of nine lidded glass containers from Rubbermaid (from three snack-appropriate 10-ounce boxes to a 64-ounce pack for lots of leftovers) aces our tests for durability, storage, seal quality, and ease of use. A nonremovable rubber gasket makes it a little tougher to clean. But on the plus side, a snap-and-lock feature keeps food secure, and the containers are oven-safe, so you can reheat your dinner without adding to your pile of dirty dishes. 

The three-burner Napoleon Freestyle 365 F365DPGT delivers strong performance all-around, and Lowe’s has the best price we’ve seen. This small gas grill earns top-level scores for indirect cooking and sturdiness. Its temperature range and quick ability to preheat are pretty impressive, too. It receives only a middling mark for its ability to heat evenly, though, which is a pain if you’re making a bunch of burgers and want them all to finish at the same time.

Cotton sheets that aren’t prone to wrinkling are few and far between, but The Company Store Legends Hotel Premium Supima Cotton (450 TC) is that unicorn. And right now the queen-sized and larger sheets are 35 percent off with the code SPRING26 (smaller sizes are 25 percent off). It’s the only natural fabric sheet set that scores above average in our wrinkling test. Couple that with top ratings for fit and shrinkage and strong results for strength, and you can see why these sheets lead the pack. The set is best suited for mattresses up to 14 inches deep, and testers found that it holds its shape after a year’s worth of washes. Bonus: They feel quite soft to the touch, and directional tags make it easy to put them on.

The Pi pizza oven is Solo Stove’s first foray into outdoor ovens, and it’s a winner. The oven is solid as a rock, thoughtfully designed, and turns out great pizzas every time it’s used. Our tester found it supremely easy to cook with, using either gas or charcoal, and it’s equally simple to switch between the two modes by installing the gas burner. The circular shape is naturally conducive to making a pizza, and our tester pointed out that it’s vastly preferable to the cylindrical or oblong designs you’ll find on many other ovens. 

The Leebein Power Spin Scrubber ANS-8050 is a strong scrubber with an incredibly long battery life. It can last about an hour on its highest power mode, so it’s unlikely that it will die on you in the middle of cleaning. If the battery is entirely depleted, however, it will take a while to recharge. (In our tests, it took more than 3 hours.)

The scrubber has two speeds: 300 rpm and 400 rpm. It scores well for ease of use because it comes with 8 attachments, the most among the models we tested, including a scouring brush for greasy kitchen areas, a sponge brush for glass, a wool-like brush for polishing a car, and cloth brushes for leather and floor cleaning. It’s also relatively light and features an extension wand that extends up to 50 inches, giving you a wide reach. The angle of the scrubber’s head is fixed and can’t be adjusted. Unlike some of the other models, it comes with an IPX7 waterproof rating, meaning it can withstand brief immersion in water.

The Galaxy Watch8 is the latest model in Samsung’s standard smartwatch lineup and a solid all-around pick for anyone who owns a Galaxy phone. It features a bright 1.3-inch AMOLED display with always-on capability. It offers Samsung’s latest health, fitness, and safety features—like swimming stroke analysis and daily AI-enabled sleep and energy scores, which make it easier to keep tabs on basic health metrics. It also has more standard features, like automatic workout tracking, heart rate and blood oxygen level monitoring, and heart rate variability tracking. The Watch8’s battery lasts 1.5 days, according to our testing, which is in line with most high-end smartwatches, which generally require almost daily charging.

If you’re a fan of the Google Pixel phone, then the Pixel Buds Pro 2 are a solid choice for a complementary earbud. They have a Find My Device function, and the sound can be adjusted through the Pixel app. The Pixel Buds 2 earn very good sound quality grades and score well for noise cancellation.

For a less expensive option than other robovacs, the Eufy C10 T2292 is a great choice if you don’t have too many carpeted areas in your home. While it’s only middling at cleaning dust and debris from carpets, it’s excellent at cleaning bare laminate floors in our lab tests. The vacuum is also impressive at cleaning up pet hair, making it ideal for pet owners.

This vacuum’s body is slimmer than those of the other vacuums we’ve tested, and its low clearance means it’s less likely to get caught under furniture. Although the vacuum’s dustbin is on the smaller side, that might not be much of a problem, because the vacuum automatically deposits debris into a self-emptying station. 

This portable ice bath from Pod Company is now $20 less than I’ve ever seen, making it an even better deal than usual. It’s a great option if you’re thinking of investing in something like this to keep at home. In our evaluations, it was easy to set up and take apart. It is smaller than the comparable Cold Pod XL (which costs a bit more), but otherwise, the two are very similar. So it may be better suited for smaller individuals. For example, one of our evaluators was around 6 feet tall and about 200 pounds and found this one to be a bit cramped compared to the other model. That said, if you don’t mind close quarters and like the price to test out ice baths at home, this could be just what you’re looking for.