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This $100 accessory adds a little bit of that Nintendo quirkiness to the otherwise no-nonsense Switch 2.

We tested leading filtered shower heads, from Rorra to Canopy to Jolie. The winners were clear.

Signos is the first FDA-cleared, AI-enabled system that uses CGMs to nudge you toward healthier behaviors.

This sleeper sofa comprises a reversible chaise, sofa, daybed, and queen-size bed—I slept on it for a week to see if it’s good for guests.

What a three-time Olympic medalist packs for the Milano Cortina Winter Games.

WIRED’s favorite pet vacuum and our favorite purifier-heater are on steep discount right now.

Yamaha’s simple setup and substantial subwoofer set it apart, especially on sale.

Light up and secure your driveway, backyard, or porch with a floodlight security camera.

Chill out and watch all the hockey, skiing, and skating competitions through the whole month of February.

Yes, it is possible to scale horological heights without breaking the bank. It’s time to seek out the latest bargains.

Forget the pricey, postpaid cell plans and two-year contracts. Save with one of these WIRED-tested options from US Mobile, Boost, and Google Fi.

I tested 10 popular date-night boxes with people I met on Hinge. From writing love notes to trying out sex swings, these kits fulfilled their promise to keep dates interesting.

The holiday of romance is just around the corner. Don’t give something boring.

We tasted dozens of chocolates to find the best-tasting delivery boxes for your true love, self-love, or your lovely mother.

Just spritz and sleep—no melatonin tablets or pills necessary.

Bosch’s Unlimited 10 combines key features from Dyson’s and Shark’s stick vacuums and packs some nice extras, but it can’t seem to keep debris inside.

Want the image quality of a DSLR without the bulk? These WIRED picks do more with less.

We braved the cold to answer a modern dilemma: Can you keep your hands warm and use a smartphone at the same time?

Plus: Vivaldi browser shuns AI, Samsung has a new sustainable display, and Frankfurt Airport tests Auracast for gate announcements.

Auto Browse can shop for clothes, plan a trip, and buy tickets for you. Or at least, that’s the idea.