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This year's students have been through a lot. Here are 15 graduation gift ideas, from coffee makers and tablets to an Amazon Prime subscription.

We review five foldable, phone-friendly keyboards you can toss in your pocket.

The middle child in Apple's Mac line marries power and portability—and offers it at a steep price.

Your gym might be closed, but the roads and parks are full. Get started running with our favorite hot-weather picks.

You can't leave your house, so you may as well leave your body. At least for a while.

We tested lots of affordable Windows laptops, Chromebooks, and 2-in-1 tablets. You don't have to spend a fortune to get a good notebook.

We picked the best gaming headsets for every budget and gaming system—PS4, Xbox, Switch, PC, Mac, and mobile.

Today, you can save on everything from headphones to an iPad. These are our favorite outdoors, gaming, and tech deals.

Just about all of our WIRED Recommended bed-in-a-box mattresses are on sale right now.

If you're craving a craft cocktail, these services deliver all the necessary components to your door. We reviewed Shaker & Spoon, SaloonBox, EastBevCo, and Sourced Craft Cocktails.

We barbecued for weeks to find the right charcoal and propane gas grills you can lug to the beach, park, or campsite.

A challenger has appeared: the company's newest gaming headset takes aim at high-end headphones.

If you haven't used your account in two years, the streaming giant will stop charging you. Imagine that.

There's little reason to pay top dollar for a phone these days. These are our favorite Android devices and iPhones for $300 to $600.

Stay calm. Here's our guide to what symptoms you should look out for, and how to respond if you've been exposed.

Here are the best Memorial Day sales to improve your home life in quarantine.

Save some dough by baking your own. Here are our favorite tips, tools, and recipes to help your loaf rise above.

Google’s affordable Pixel is still our favorite Android phone, and it’s never been a better value.

This crystal litter subscription service claims to detect illnesses in your cat. But it's not a replacement for vets.

A new connected pressure cooker that has enough smarts to (someday) unseat the Instant Pot.