Remind yourself of the summer months ahead, flush with ripe, succulent heirloom tomatoes, with this replica beeswax candle that can burn for up to 20 hours. Though it’s so scrumptious-looking, you may not wish to melt it away.

I invite you to start (or enhance) your homemade sourdough bread-making journey with this glass crock from King Arthur, which makes it easy to tell how much your starter has grown (or shrunk) since its last feeding.

There are some who think little of the pillowcase they sleep on. However, there’s absolutely nothing wrong with treating yourself to something better. A silk pillowcase can feel more deluxe than you might imagine, and these are under $50 each.

If the one thing stopping you or a loved one from using cookbooks more often is because of how much counter space they take up, snag this cookbook stand that’ll give you back some of that working surface to prep ingredients on.

A key light is one of the best additions you can make to your home office. It can make you feel more awake (and look better in video calls). But many are needlessly pricey, so grab this 10.2-inch model that’s under $50.

Whether you’re indoors or outdoors, you’ve got to keep your hands warm. Warmth keeps your digits limber, and these rechargeable hand warmers are a great asset, lasting up to 20 hours per charge and going up to 130 degrees Fahrenheit.

There are more powerful blenders than the OG Magic Bullet, but few match its versatility, convenience, and compact footprint. The original 250W model remains well suited for making a variety of single-serve creations, from creamy milkshakes and pico to post-workout smoothies.

This game puts a fresh, multi-round spin on charades. Your teammates need to guess what’s on your card, and how much verbal info you can give away to them dwindles as the game progresses, thus increasing the challenge.

While most people are content to store their files in the cloud, some content is too precious not to save on personal digital devices. Sandisk’s multi-plug flash drive makes it easy to move data between phones, tablets, and computers.

Lovingly reminiscent of the Sega Saturn controller, GuliKit’s wireless Elves 2 can connect to PC, Switch, or Switch 2, serving as a compact but competent gamepad that’s great for small-handed gamers.

What’s the point of a clippable zip-up bag this small? Basically, you can use it to stash anything you would otherwise put in your pocket but fear slipping out. That includes chapstick, cash, cards, earbuds, you name it. Just be sure to leave the actual street tacos at your local tienda.

A fold-up pocket blanket is an underrated addition to anyone’s everyday repertoire of this-and-that. You never know when you’ll want to pop a squat on a fresh patch of grass, or use it to feel more comfortable during a long ride.

One of Amazon’s smallest, least expensive smart speakers is among its best currently available. The Echo Pop sounds fantastic and adds a pop of color to any room you put it in. It comes in white, black, purple, or teal.

Two things most people need at some point are a flashlight and a Bluetooth tracker. So why not gift both devices at once? The FlashFinder is a rechargeable, 300-lumen light outfitted with a magnetic mount you can track via Apple’s Find My network, so you never have to worry about trying to find the flashlight — or your keys — again.

No matter who you are, your desk is going to get a little messy. Stray hairs, dust, little wrapper pieces, and more can wind up strewn about, but thankfully, this small, AA-powered vacuum can suck it all up with relative ease.

One of my least favorite parts of traveling is the struggle to find good coffee. A simple solution is to bring the AeroPress Go with your favorite coffee grounds. With it, you can make a great cup of coffee no matter where you are.

Big Bluetooth speakers deliver big sound, unsurprisingly. But JBL’s compact Go 4 punches above its weight. It can deliver impressive sound quality at home, in the bathroom, on a bike ride, or poolside.

Whether you have an unwieldy slab of a phone or something smaller, you probably want to prevent drops, right? The Snap 5 grip attaches via MagSafe magnets, so you can hold it at multiple angles in a secure, comfortable manner.

Desktop speakers can set you back a pretty penny, but they don’t have to. Creative’s Pebble V3 sound great wired into a PC via USB-C, and you can connect more devices to them wirelessly via Bluetooth.

Sure, there’s something very satisfying about lighting a candle. But it’s better for your health to use a candle warmer instead. Plus, you’ll get to smell your favorite scents without dealing with the danger of an open flame.

Pocket-friendly power banks that come with built-in USB-C cables are beloved, and it’s easy to see why. Anker’s 10,000mAh Zolo with 30W charging speeds is just big enough, and fast enough, to quickly recharge most small gadgets.

Nothing’s CMF Buds 2A go well beyond what you might expect from a $49 set of wireless earbuds. They offer active noise cancellation, great mic and sound quality, IP54 protection against water and dust, and other sought-after features.

You don’t need to pay dearly for a mouse that can help you soothe a pain-stricken wrist. Seenda’s rechargeable ergonomic mouse lets your wrist pronate while you’re computing, which could bring some much-needed relief.

If you’ve ever been curious about how quickly your devices charge while plugged into a battery pack or wall adapter, Toocki makes a 6.6-foot cable with a built-in display that’ll tell you just how many watts are passing through (up to 100W). Now, let’s hope you’re a fan of pastel blue.

No one likes carrying more cables than they really need to. If you’re traveling with any combination of phone, tablet, e-reader, laptop, or gaming handheld, snag Anker’s 2-in-1 USB-C cable, which can help you charge two of them at once.

AirTags can function as a second set of eyes for iPhone owners, allowing you to keep tabs on everything from your car keys to your backpack. That’s because the ultra wideband location trackers tap into Apple’s extensive Find My network, which allows for impressively precise tracking and lets users share the tracker with up to five other people for even greater peace of mind.

Do you ever wish you could turn on your coffee maker or hit the light switch without getting up? The SwitchBot Bot lets you do that. All you need to do is stick the inexpensive contraption on a standard button or rocker switch, which will allow you to control or schedule your pet feeder, garage door, and a wide range of other devices from your smartphone.

If you’re looking for a tech-free way to entertain friends or family while huddling for warmth indoors, board games like Evolution are perfect. The card-based strategy game rewinds time, pitting players against one another and forcing them to adapt to an ever-changing ecosystem in which hungry predators loom and resources are always at a premium.

Glocusent’s Bookmark Style Reading Light is the perfect gift for those who burn the midnight oil reading. The clip-on USB light offers a lightweight design and multiple brightness levels, providing a soft, warm glow that’s dim enough that it won’t disturb anyone else trying to get some shut-eye nearby.

When managed correctly, bamboo plants draw sustenance from their roots for nearly infinite growth — but growing them indoors requires patience and ongoing care. Lego’s Lucky Bamboo set can be great for someone who loves the look of bamboo but not necessarily the maintenance. Building the 325-piece set still takes a while, but when you’re done, you’re done for good.

This slick phone mount, compatible with MagSafe-enabled iPhones and other devices with magnetized cases, gives you a handy place to slap your phone. It sticks to your wall via 3M adhesive, and its waterproof, nylon design won’t scratch your gadgets.

The 67W Prime charger includes two USB-C ports and one USB-A along with retractable prongs to make it an easy travel companion. It’s a gadget that lets you easily charge a MacBook Air and a Nintendo Switch 2 with a port to spare.