The 100 Best Products of 2023 [Full List]

Swatch proved the MoonSwatch wasn’t a fluke by tapping an even more illustrious partner for its second Bioceramic collab.

Oris not only added a Muppet to a dial but also went all-in to create a watch whose entire identity is based around fun and happiness.

This Swiss-made beauty is the most expensive Timex ever at nearly $1,000 and shows what the brand is really capable of.

The best and most coveted examples of the uber-hot integrated-bracelet luxury sports watch genre are outrageously priced and impossible to obtain. The Twelve turns that notion on its head.

Tudor went small and got big buzz with this retro-looking 37mm dive watch that recalls vintage Submariners.

Rolex did the unthinkable and brought back the “Paul Newman” dial — with a new race-day-ready movement to boot.

An innovative steel core helps keep costs down on this colorful and playful take on a ceramic dive watch.

Take a couple of high-end complications normally reserved for dress watches, put them on a luxury sports watch, and what do you get? One of the coolest and most unexpected releases of the year.

Breguet’s sportiest watch made a welcome return this year and has us seeing double.

More than just a new colorway, this revamp of Omega’s quirkiest watch also brings the Ploprof back to its roots in some unexpected ways.

A flyback chronograph complication at this price point is practically unheard of. Or, at least, it was.

This Malaysian marvel is likely the lightest mechanical watch ever made.

TAG Heuer has spent the better part of the past decade repairing its image among enthusiasts, and this pitch-perfect makeover of the iconic Carrera is the culmination of those efforts.

Love it or hate it, this unprecedented President is arguably the biggest swing we’ve ever seen from the Crown.

The Civic Type R is a purpose-built track monster. The Integra Type S refines it into a car an adult could actually own.

By packing extra battery and solar charging power into one of its most popular trailer sizes, Airstream has made a camper even better suited to off-grid adventures.

Combining a manual gearbox, a potent straight-six and lively handling in a tidy package, the M2 keeps the faith for the BMW.

The midsize truck segment has grown far more mature than it was last decade, and GM delivered with its most premium, sophisticated and capable small truck offerings to date.

Hyundai followed up its World Car of the Year-winning Ioniq 5 with the Ioniq 6 … and won the award again, delivering Tesla and Lucid-like range at a seriously affordable price.

The Huracan will soon ride into the sunset. But before it does, Lamborghini is dropping one last crazy version in the form of an off-road rally car.

The TX is Lexus’s three-row crossover. It’s a slightly fancier counterpart to the Toyota Grand Highlander and starts under $60,000.

Mazda’s flashy new flagship SUV makes debuting a new gas engine in 2023 feel modern and paying $60,000 for a Mazda feel like a sensible move.

Toyota didn’t need to upgrade the Tacoma to sell oodles of them. It now sets the standard for midsize trucks.

The Toyota Prius was America’s OG eco car before it was cool. And with a new generation bringing some serious aesthetic, performance and (yes, of course) efficiency upgrades, it may actually be cool.

The Crosstrek was already the best small crossover on the road. With the Wilderness package providing more ground clearance than the Land Cruiser, it ascends into a serious off-roader for less than $35,000.

Honda boldly ditched the driver-preferred V6 for a less powerful hybrid. But it’s still one of the best all-around cars (and driver’s cars) you can buy — if you’re willing to entertain a front-wheel-drive sedan.

Cars of the future will be as much tech devices as means of conveyance. Mercedes’s tech-forward new E-Class sedan previews what that connected future will look like.

Sometimes, how a winning product is marketed can blaze a trail all on its own. Such is the case with one motorcycle brand’s understated but outsized outreach to 51.1 percent of the US population.

Red Wing’s version of the popular, black pull-on boot may be the best value on the market thanks to its time-tested construction.

It’s hard to find a good hard-shell suitcase at a reasonable price. Or at least, it was harder until Quince rolled up.

The first true collaboration between two of fashion’s biggest names may well go down as the pinnacle of collectible luxury sneakers.

This bombshell of a release marks the first collaboration with country superstar Chris Stapleton and the revival of one of Filson’s best archival designs.

This no-fuss leather jacket avoids the trappings of bomber or biker jackets and delivers classic style at a phenomenal price.

Todd Snyder pulls out all the stops for its first-ever sneaker, an homage to the classic athletic shoes of yesteryear.

To celebrate the 150th anniversary of 501 jeans, Levi’s released an entirely plant-based version of the beloved style dyed with natural indigo.

Two luxury brands from opposite ends of the spectrum find common ground to design one of the most unique garments of the year.

This life-changing dental care device makes brushing a cinch, even for people with limited mobility.

The grooming industry is setting its sights on sustainability and Horace is leading the charge.

Goldwin’s unique Brewed Protein Down Shirt uses next-gen material from Japan, pairing environmental and sustainability with durability, comfort and fashion.

District Vision’s first foray into cycling eyewear is a throwback style created with popular Los Angeles shop, Golden Saddle Cyclery.

A cult-favorite leather jacket brand expands its footwear offerings with a minimalist zip-boot.

Sonos’ first standalone, non-soundbar, wireless speaker that’s fully optimized for Dolby Atmos and immersive audio shows where the future of music and home listening is going.

After years pioneering the format, Samsung has perfected the folding phone design with the Galaxy Z Flip 5.

Absolutely tiny and astoundingly powerful, this pocketable “groovebox” makes it easy for amateurs to sketch out songs instead of doom scrolling.

Google’s first tablet in years can double as a Google Assistant smart display, giving it some extra practicality other tablets just don’t have.

Marrying the magic of instant prints with the full manual control that enthusiasts demand, the Polaroid I-2 is a fantastic film camera you don’t have to buy second-hand.

Though not exactly practical, Teenage Engineering’s field recorder reinvents an analog-inspired interface for the digital age.

The FiiO R7 is a gorgeous and high-end do-it-all device to turn your desktop or laptop into the ultimate hi-fi workstation. Just add speakers.

After neglecting the line for years, Bose’s QuietComfort Ultra mark the company’s return to form as the king of noise-canceling headphones.

With clever detachable satellite speakers, the JBL Bar 1300X can transform from a traditional soundbar into a true surround sound system in the blink of an eye.

A dual-screen folding computer with a detachable keyboard stylus and kickstand, the Lenovo YogaBook 9i pushes the concept of a “laptop” to its limits and beyond.

The Linn Sondek LP12-50 is not only a love letter to the Scottish hi-fi company’s iconic Sondek LP12; it’s also the first piece of hardware that Jony Ive has worked on since leaving Apple.

Bing Chat, aka “The New Bing,” not only brings AI to the masses on a broader scale than ever, it also reinvigorates Google’s only major competition.

Borrowing technology once reserved for drinkware, Oyster launched the first-ever vacuum-insulated cooler on the market — one that doesn’t require ungodly amounts of ice.

In addition to its technical superiority, the Triolet is one of the first jackets on the market to utilize Gore-Tex ePe, a new waterproof membrane that replaces the nasty chemicals of the past.

The first-ever multi-tool to feature an unparalleled MagnaCut steel blade, the ARC also incorporates Leatherman’s groundbreaking FREE tech, so all 20 tools can be accessed with one hand.

Almost three decades after the release of the men’s Himalayan Suit, The North Face finally came out with a women’s-specific treatment, which received key design updates to better serve the female form.

Screw this pocket-sized filter onto any standard-sized plastic water bottle, and fresh water is yours for the drinking.

Eddie Bauer’s revolutionary new sleeping bag bottom zips into its well-known parka, shedding weight and adding comfort to alpine snoozes.

Where other brands add more lumens or cut ounces, Ledlenser decided its latest headlamp would be built to optimize light intensity and direction … hands-free.

This crafty eMTB more than makes up for its stripped-down motor thanks to a lean profile and nimble handling that recalls classic trail biking — with a lot more oomph.

Nemo’s newest sleeping pad is the warmest, most insulating ultralight pad on the market, and still the quietest pad in its class.

An incredibly lightweight, user-friendly knife we find ourselves reaching for again and again, the Assert is legit challenging the supremacy of Benchmade’s Bugout.

An extraordinary combo of lightness, toughness and expertly designed functionality lets this pack go deeper into the backcountry then you ever have before.

This low-profile update to the original Free Hiker, a 2019 GP100 selection, somehow improves upon the design, fit and function of its mid-height predecessor.

The outdoor digital navigation brand’s collaboration with a global satellite imagery provider allows adventurers to see the condition of terrain right now — or close to it.

Part snow goggles, part sunglasses, these whimsical specs promise to lighten your eyewear load on the mountain — while going easy on your wallet.

The Nike Aerogami Jacket defies convention, showcasing an ever-changing venting system that detects the accumulation of sweat on the skin and automatically opens to allow for cooling.

Reebok’s smartest Nano yet combines the optimal stability of a cross-training shoe with the plush cushioning of a running shoe, allowing wearers to lift and sprint with equal aplomb.

Maurten’s exclusive formulation enables athletes to consume elevated levels of sodium bicarbonate, a legal endurance booster, without adverse GI effects.

These pedestrian-specific kicks employ a rockered sole and full-length nylon plate to put a literal spring in your step.

The Theragun Pro Plus represents the next level of massage gun performance, combining powerful percussion with cutting-edge infrared light and heat therapy.

If the jaw-dropping price doesn’t get your attention, the speed-friendly blend of incredibly light weight and funky, forward-motion-boosting geometry surely will.

An already elite GPS watch adds more accurate GPS — and a battery delivering an eye-popping amount of continuous GPS use.

This high-tech wrap transmits electrical impulses to leg muscles, fostering contractions that enable folks with conditions like multiple sclerosis to walk with greater ease, fluidity and endurance.

This full-size rowing machine folds down to a third of its length, delivering a great cardio and strength workout you can stash in the corner.

Oobli’s delicious iced teas harbor a healthy twist — the sweetness comes not from sugar but from “sweet proteins,” with none of the negative side effects of artificial alternatives.

This clever inflatable dog kennel makes a typically bulky necessity sleek and easy to store for that large amount of time that you aren’t actually using it.

Curio’s beautiful home goods, like its elegant, magnetic brush set, have us wondering why we ever had to choose between function and style.

A classic piece of mid-century modern design is back on the market — at a price that isn’t totally absurd.

Breaking the staid conventions of interior design, this collaboration between Porsche and Backdrop brings iconic colors from the driveway into your living room.

A trashcan made of trash that doesn’t look like trash is the pinnacle of trashcan technology.

The latest Roomba model proceeds toward the logical conclusion by doing (almost) everything for you, from its self-emptying docking station to a new scrubbing mop feature.

Playful design and high-quality light make this Gantri and Craighill collaboration whimsical and exemplary.

Characteristically practical and sleek, the Herman Miller Passport Work Table is also uniquely suited for modern-day work.

Article is making outdoor furniture cool with its retro-inspired designs, like this coffee table that’s at home in the living room or on the patio.

Ready-to-drink cocktails are nothing new, but The Glenlivet is taking the idea in a fascinating new direction: Why make your cocktail before you’re ready to drink it?

The secret ingredient behind the one, true mai tai returns (in a way) in the form of this 17-year-old limited-run rum.

Made with grapefruit juice and blue agave nectar, this new brew is, effectively, a blend of a golden ale and a paloma — an innovative intermingling of beer and cocktail.

The Vermont distillery’s first entry into the single malt whiskey world proves every bit a revelation.

A forward-thinking brand improves on a century-old process with premium materials and a unique, coffee grounds-isolating approach.

The Weller name is well-known in the whiskey world. But with the new Daniel Weller line, Buffalo Trace Distillery is going experimental with its beloved brand.

Revolutionizing the THC edibles category, Choices offers a whopping 100+ different cannabis-infused products, ranging from traditional varieties — like chocolates and cookies — to the more unique. Mashed potatoes, anyone?

Using its sizable platform for good, fan-favorite joint rolling papers brand Vibes’ latest release maintains the high-quality materials and performance we love while redistributing a portion of the profits to benefit the Last Prisoner Project, a cannabis reform non-profit.

This heavy-hitting vape brand’s first completely new release in about a decade is a new vaporizer that’s also its fastest — and the first with its own adjustable airflow.

Your range hood is the unsung hero of your kitchen. Or, it would be if it sucked more. The AirHood fixes that problem.

Our Place’s first foray into countertop appliances cooks sides and small bites faster than your normal oven — and more stylishly, too.

A brand known for its divisive coffee mugs may have finally found its ultimate niche in baby bottles that heat milk or formula to the perfect temperature exactly when you need it.

The Konnected Joe isn’t just the most technologically advanced kamado you can buy. It might be the most convenient charcoal grill ever made.

An oven steel will only get you so far. Ooni’s first indoor pizza oven soars up to 850 degrees Fahrenheit (in less than 20 minutes) to deliver restaurant-quality pies — without the delivery fee.