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- Sep 3, 2026
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Arc de Triumph: Is Panasonic’s ARC5 Pro electric razor a worthy investment? (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. I have avoided using electric shavers for years because they never got the job done, but Panasonic’s ARC5 Pro razor just made me change my tune. The art of shaving isn’t as easy as TV ads make it look — at least it hasn’t been that way for me. Some guys might have the luxury of using any old shaver they please, but my stubborn stubble has always required a little extra effort. It’s not for lack of trying. Covering men’s grooming over the years has
I kicked my vacuum to the curb for this handheld option, and it’s 25% off right now (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The only chore I don’t totally loathe is vacuuming. As a cat dad and messy eater, I’ve made plenty of use out of my vacuums over the years, and call me old fashioned, but I don’t fully trust robovacs to get the job done right. As a space-saving move in my tiny Brooklyn apartment, I recently dumped my bulky old standing cleaner for a younger, smaller handheld option — and it’s 25% off right now. The V10 has a foldable nozzle, making it easy to hit
Plucky Charm: Save over 25% on this tiny but mighty keychain power bank that’ll get you out of a jam (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. As an ’80s baby who came of age in the ’90s, my idea of powering up multiple devices at once immediately brings to mind images of bulky surge protectors with a mess of wires sticking out in every direction. I feel old saying this, but it sort of blows my mind that we now have the ability to charge electronics on the go. Between this fascination and my fear of my phone or headphones dying on me mid-commute or while traveling, I have amassed a bit o
I’ve tried dozens of facial hair products, but this is the one that’s always in my rotation (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. For the past 10-plus years, I’ve jumped around from being bare-faced to rocking a ’70s-style stache and a modest beard. The mustache is mostly attention-seeking; the bare face is to appease my parents, but the beard has always been for me. It’s when I feel (and look) most like myself. I’ve never gone for the fuller lumberjack style, but I’m always my most confident and comfortable when sporting a little scruff. My decision to keep a beard is not j
iGarden’s new M1-AI robot vacuum is here to save your summer (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. I recently stayed at an Airbnb with a pool and ended up playing poolboy, scooping leaves and other debris manually with a net. Maintaining a tidy pool is a lot of work, but it doesn’t have to fall on you thanks to iGarden. The popular pool tech brand recently unleashed their M1-AI 9H Robotic Pool Cleaner model, which I put to the test in a pool on Long Island after a storm. After watching the M1-AI 9H do its thing, it seems as essential to pool ow
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