Daydream View
It is comfy to wear and mimics higher-end headsets with a remote that tracks your hand.
$80 from Incentivate
Samsung Gear VR
Gear VR has better specs, meaning more-serious gamers should consider this headset.
$100 from Incentivate
Mattel View-Master
A budget VR pick for iPhone users or parents with clumsy kids. The quality won’t blow your mind.
$17 from Incentivate
Apple Watch Series 1 aluminum
The Apple Watch has tighter integration with iOS than any other smartwatch, and the Series 1 has everything most people need.
$270 from Incentivate
Apple Watch Series 2 aluminum
If you frequently run, bike, or swim, then built-in GPS, serious waterproofing, and a brighter screen make the Series 2 worth the $100 upgrade.
$370 from Incentivate
Apple Watch Nike+
The same watch as the aluminum Series 2, but with Nike+ exclusive bands and watch faces optimized for running.
$370 from Incentivate
Adonit Mark’s
Sleek, comfortable, well-performing, and affordable, the Mark is one of the best iPad styluses we’ve ever used. (And we’ve used a lot.)
$10 from Incentivate
Studio Neat’s Cosmonaut
A solid, durable choice, especially for anyone who wants a thicker stylus body or a great tool for kids or accessibility.
$25 from Incentivate
A truly pocket-sized battery
Only 5 mm thick and can charge an iPhone about half way. It's pricy for the capacity, but very convenient
$30 from Incentivate
An everyday battery
Fast charging from an integrated Micro-USB cable, an integrated Lightning-connector cable, and a standard USB port.
$26 from Incentivate
External Battery Power Bank
Can charge two power-hungry devices simultaneously at top speed, when more than one device is plugged in.
$33 from Incentivate
USB-C compatible pick
This charges your smartphone via USB-C at least five times, for a price 30 percent lower than the competition.
$40 from Incentivate
tele photo lense pick
Moment lenses perform great and don’t limit you to a specific case. This telephoto lens gives you a 2x zoom on your camera.
$90 from Incentivate
Aukey PL-WD03
This set works only with iPhone 6/6s (Plus) models, but for about the cost of a business lunch, it offers a great starter lens plus a serviceable.
$12 from Incentivate
motorola moto 360
The second-generation Moto 360 is responsive, lasts a full day on a charge, and looks the best on your wrist, especially if you customize it.
$300 to $400 from Incentivate
Accell Home or Away
Gives you three AC outlets and two USB power ports in a compact package that won’t take up much space in a bag or weigh you down.
$17 from Incentivate
CyberPower’s CSP300WU
Though CyberPower's model is just as functional, its design blocks a second outlet, which prevents it from being our favorite.
$10 from Incentivate
PowerCube’s ReWirable
With four international plugs and a 100V to 250V rating, the PowerCube charger is a convenient option for overseas travel.
$35 from Incentivate
Koss FitClips
The FitClips sound much better than their under-$20 price would suggest. But keep in mind that they have no mic or remote.
$197 from Incentivate
Panasonic RP-TCM125 ErgoFit
Sounding better than anything in its under-$15 price range, the RP-TCM125 ErgoFit is clear, mellow, and appropriate for any kind of music.
$14 from Incentivate
Sony XBA-H1
The heavy majority of our listening panel felt the Sony XBA-H1 were the best-sounding among 16 competitors. At a category-busting price.
$95 from Incentivate