Here’s our yearly collection of weird and wonderful gifts to help you navigate the holidays—thoughtfully and carefully curated, with love, from us to you: wrctr.co/2DGP72i

The difference between wired and wireless chargers is simple: wired charging is about speed, wireless charging is about convenience. So if you want a full battery in the shortest amount of time possible, then you’re gonna need a wire: wrctr.co/2TxvnG5

When you’re starting something new, it can be difficult to know what you'll need to kick things off. These lists gather all of our picks and personal recommendations in one place, so you know what’s essential, what’s nice to have, and what you can skip. wrctr.co/2GJCgvl

We're looking for an experienced lead editor to manage our coverage of kitchen equipment in NYC. You'll work closely with our writers, photo and video team, and audience development team to make sure our kitchen coverage is helpful, engaging + up-to-date: wrctr.co/32c4fwZ

How to DIY an air purifier: wrctr.co/34doo6N

Here at Wirecutter, we test a lot of products, and we donate the items that don’t make the cut and can’t be returned. This Giving Tuesday, we’re sharing with you some of our favorite charities that are doing truly amazing work. wrctr.co/2rlVfZ9

Counterfeit products have proliferated along with e-commerce. Here’s your primer on the growing world of fake products—and the forces working to combat them. wrctr.co/2SfAGZh

Dry skin from coronavirus handwashing? Here's what dermatologists recommend: wrctr.co/2Q94rt6

Team bonding is crucial for good teamwork, and as a partially-remote company from day one, we've got a few ideas on how to keep the spirit of teamwork alive while you're WFH: wrctr.co/2IQra9f

Being in close confinement with other people—even people you love—all day can make getting things done challenging. Here's how to get it done without driving each other nuts: wrctr.co/2IV5EjW

Hello folks looking to get a start in service journalism: We have several open positions NYT Wirecutter . This one reports to me, but there are several others. Please apply! nytimes.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Wirecutt…

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🆕We’ve moved to nytimes.com (and got a shiny new logo, too). The TL;DR: New home, same crew. nytimes.com/wirecutter/

A bookcase. A yoga mat. An ironing board. These are just some of the things you might already own that you can repurpose for a cheap, temporary, and fully functional workspace: nytimes.com/wirecutter/blo…

an election where people are waiting for 7 or 8 hours to cast a ballot is not a free and fair election

I once threw away a rusty cast iron skillet. Oh, how I miss it. Don't be like me! Learn to clean everything with NYT Wirecutter's new newsletter. nytimes.com/wirecutter/blo…

THE LOS ANGELES DODGERS ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS.

I'll be at #NABJ2021 as a rep for NYT Wirecutter and The New York Times. If you want to chat all things jobs, DM me and we'll set up a time for Aug. 18-20. -You must be registered for the conference. -I am not a recruiter/hiring manager so I can only offer a general chat. -Yes to retweeting!

Dodgers-Giants on Friday. That's gonna be a blast.

What do you absolutely hate about your office chair? What do you love about it? Take our survey to tell us all about it: wrctr.co/3DSovI4