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What we like: Our pick for an easy-to-assemble sleek, teak outdoor loveseat. Sustainably-harvested teak wood looks and feels great. Quick-drying, Sunbrella-upholstered foam cushions. Marine-grade hardware is meant to be exposed to sun and rain.

Other things to know: Neighbor carries matching outdoor furniture if you want to add or expand. A relatively new company so we don’t know how customer service and product quality will hold up over time, but so far we're impressed. Coal and canvas colors are more deeply discounted than others.

What we like: Our pick for a durable, water-repellent polyester laptop tote bag. Tough yet polished. Transitions perfectly from the coffee shop to the conference room. Thoughtfully designed, with features like internal pop-out bottle pockets and leakproof zippers.

Other things to know: Fabric shell is abrasive and may make some sweaters and blouses pill. The weave also attracts pet hair like a magnet. On sale in black only.

What we like: Our pick for immersive action VR game for beginners. Reigns among our favorites thanks to its intricately detailed visuals. Filled with exciting views of the futuristic City 17 and interesting ways to interact with your surroundings. Play as Alyx Vance as she fights to find her father, track down a superweapon, and free Earth. But it’s the setting, more than the story, that'll draw you in.

Other things to know: Not open world. First time post, not a new game. Digital download for PC via Steam. Deal ends July 11.

What we like: Our pick for a sweet action-adventure VR game for beginners. Go on a grand adventure as a humble mouse named Quill and solve interesting puzzles, fight enemies, and exploring stunning landscapes. Gameplay and graphics benefit from strides VR has made in the past few years.

Other things to know: Fans who grew up with franchises like Spyro and The Legend of Zelda may find these games worth playing through. Bundle includes both Moss games. Digital download for PC via Steam.

What we like: Our pick for an enthralling RPG video game—and one of our top five video games of 2023. A huge game with an enormous amount of freedom and possibilities, along with an epic story and plenty of interesting characters to meet (and romance), plus co-op play.

Other things to know: A Dungeons & Dragons adaptation. Complicated rules and often high difficulty mean this game isn’t for everyone. The lowest price we've seen for digital download for PC/Mac gaming.

What we like: Our pick for a thicker, water-based lubricant. Jelly-like texture offers extra cushion for sensitive tissues. It is pH balanced for anal usage, but can be suitable for menopause-related vaginal dryness. Compatible with all condom and toy materials.

Other things to know: More expensive per ounce than our top pick. First time post, not a new pick. Two and four ounce sizes also on sale, but add a shipping cost. This is the best price per ounce.

What we like: One of our favorite video games of April 2023. A laid-back, cozy fishing adventure—until you get to the part about the Lovecraftian nightmares. Despite how the game might look, it’s not an endless exercise in fishing with bits of story.

Other things to know: Most players will take 10 to 12 hours to complete the game. Available for Nintendo Switch digital download. Sale ends July 13. New low deal price for this console.

What we like: Our pick for the best down-alternative comforter under $50. Warm yet relatively breathable. Well-constructed and better at regulating heat than pricier down-alternative comforters we tried. Machine-washable. Comes with convenient corner tabs.

Other things to know: May be fine to use without a cover, but we still recommend one to extend its life. Limited-time deal for the queen size in white.

What we like: Our top pick for the best office chair. Comfortable across multiple tasks for all of our testers of varying heights and sizes. The recline experience was one of the best among all the chairs we tested. Offers more and better adjustments than the competition.

Other things to know: 12-year warranty. The foam and fabric don’t breathe well, it's not the best choice if you run hot or work somewhere without AC. This chair weighs over 70 pounds but is super sturdy. Opt for store pickup to avoid shipping fees, shipping is an additional $100.

What we like: A classic dinner bell we love to gift from our guide to the best housewarming gifts. Solid steel triangle is outfitted with a leather hanging strap and connected striker.

Other things to know: Some users have complained about the paint chipping. Can get quite loud, gets louder the harder you hit it. Wirecutter is not responsible for who shows up for dinner when you ring the bell.

What we like: One of our favorite adventure RPGs of 2023 that we also recommend in our gift guide for gamers. Join the titular Dave as he dives into the mysteries of the sea while catching fish for a sushi restaurant. Engaging, yet cozy. Doesn't consume too much time or focus and doesn't require a fancy gaming PC to play.

Other things to know: Offers a fun yet non-gory underwater-combat system and has a restaurant-simulation aspect. Has alcohol references, mild violence, and mild blood. Digital download for the Nintendo Switch. Deal ends July 14.

What we like: Our former top pick for the best all-purpose AV receiver. Great sound, good room correction, and easier to use than other high-end models. Six HDMI inputs, wireless streaming, and seven amplifier channels. Has composite-video connections, so it's a good option if you still need to connect older analog sources.

Other things to know: The newer X1800H adds left- and right-channel preamp outputs and an amplified 5-volt/1.5-amp USB-A port on the back to power an HDMI streaming stick. Can run a warm during extended use. Remote control’s infrared signal can be finicky. Manufacturer refurbished, use code SAVE25 for the deal price.

What we like: A Dracula-inspired kitchen gadget we recommend as a gift. Any cooking-inclined classic horror fan, kid, or year-round Halloween celebrant would vant this a gift. Plop a few cloves into the base (his cape), pop on the top (his head), and twist at the neck to mince.

Other things to know: Make sure to remove chopped garlic quickly—vampires can’t tolerate garlic for long (plus it's a nightmare to clean when dried). Recurring deal, but we've yet to see it drop lower.

What we like: Our wireless gaming keyboard pick. Can connect via Bluetooth or USB-A dongle. Lengthy battery life. Logitech’s companion software is the most user-friendly among our picks. The extra buttons on the top row are convenient and include media-playback keys, a smooth volume roller, and a Game Mode key.

Other things to know: Has the most rattly stabilizer keys among our picks, but typing on it feels precise and satisfying. Not hot-swappable. Is compatible with macOS, but doesn’t come with Mac keycaps. Deal for the white color with tactile keys.

What we like: Another good stereo amplifier that's our former pick for the best mini stereo amp. Powerful enough to drive large tower speakers. Standard RCA jacks, plus Bluetooth support. Compact overall size.

Other things to know: Looks and feels a little cheap. Replaced as our pick by the newer Pro model that offers nicer cosmetics and slightly improved performance. Back on sale, it's almost half the price of the Pro model. Clip the on-page coupon. Recurring deal price.

What we like: A taller variation of our pick for a fake fiddle leaf tree fit for a fairytale. Just full enough. Tops of leaves look realistic from as little as a foot away—especially with light streaming through them. Resembles the waxy look of a real plant with adequate detailing and shiny finish.

Other things to know: The underside of the leaves look completely flat and artificial.

What we like: Our top pick for the best over-the-range microwave. Includes all of the most popular express-cooking buttons (such as Add 30 Seconds), a mute option, and a warm night-light setting for its cooktop light.

Other things to know: Should have no trouble sliding into an existing OTR slot, if you’re replacing an old model. Deal price available for white, black and stainless steel.

What we like: Our also great pick in our guide to drills. Offers 18-volt power in a compact 12-volt size. Performed great in our tests. Has enough power for substantial DIY projects. Comes with 2 batteries.

Other things to know: Had a harder time with continuous drilling than our top 18- and 20-volt recommendations. Lifetime warranty.