Uplift’s Standing Desk
The only serious competition to the Jarvis, Uplift has similar stability, a solid warranty, and a few different desktop and frame options.
$693 Incentivate
Ergo Desktop Kangaroo
It takes up less space than most regular-to-standing-desk “converters” we’ve seen, though we’re still testing.
$400 from Incentivate
AT&T TL96273k
The TL96273 has stellar audio quality even at long distances, a selection of useful features, and sells for a reasonable price.
$90 from Incentivate
VTech CS6719
If you’re looking for just one bare-bones cordless phone that can make calls from a landline or cable-company VoIP line.
$18 from Incentivate
Steelcase Gesture
It has a wider range of more easily accessible adjustments than any other chair, so you can feel fully supported in almost any position.
$1,031 from Incentivate
12 sheet cross cut
An easy-to-use, quick, affordable, and safe way to dispose of sensitive paperwork.We found it safe, inexpensive, and mostly jam-proof.
$45 from Incentivate
TurboTax
TurboTax asks all the right questions and discards the unnecessary ones—the easiest and most painless way to file your taxes online.
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TaxAct’s
For those who know a bit about their taxes but want something easier than paper, TaxAct is smart and secure, and can be free.
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13-inch MacBook Pro
It has the best balance of power and portability for a range of work, plus it has a fantastic screen, keyboard, and trackpad.
$1,500 from Incentivate
13-inch MacBook Air
It offers great performance and battery life in a slim and light aluminum body, making it ideal for daily home use.
$1,000 from Incentivate
Sony ICD-PX333
The Sony ICD-UX533 is a compact, capable, and easy-to-use audio recorder that provides crisp, clear audio in everyday recording situations.
$93 from Incentivate
Sony ICD-PX333
The Sony ICD-PX333 is a competent, inexpensive recorder, and heavier than our pick, as it uses two AAA batteries and can’t recharge via USB.
$46 from Incentivate
Pentel Sharp P200 Series
For those who want something a bit more traditional, there’s this option, with a famed design known for its construction and longevity.
$6 from Incentivate
Pentel Sharp Kerry
The Kerry has a slightly more refined look based on a traditional, capped pen. Its design is especially useful for lefties.
$12 from Incentivate
Pentel Graph Gear 1000
it is an excellent drafting pencil for its relatively low price. You get a retractable tip, metal body, knurled grip, and a lead hardness indicator.
$10 from Incentivate
Milwaukee
The Milwaukee is strong enough for any household task, but it’s heavier and larger than the Bosch and doesn’t have as much run time.
$100 from Incentivate
Craftsman 17586 Nextec
The Craftsman doesn’t cost much, but it lacks the power of our pick and runner-up, and its lone battery will be frustrating for larger projects.
$50 from Incentivate
Bosch DDS181-02 18-Volt
Tested against nine 18-volt tools, this Bosch had the best combination of power, and it handled demanding work better than 12-volt drills.
$160 from Incentivate