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Wirecutter's Most Popular Picks in September

September was a month to remember. Many readers stocked up on yoga mats, mosquito-control gear, and luggage. Others gathered supplies for their kids, who were heading back to school. And some even grabbed cameras, perhaps to capture memories of fun in the sun. Whatever they chose, we hope that our picks have helped to make the most of the transition to autumn.

If you’re viewing this article on a desktop, start from the top left to find the most popular pick, and then move one spot to the right to find the second most popular. Once you’ve made it across, start on the left again in the following row—the top 100 are listed in descending order. If you’re on mobile or a tablet, the list should appear in order from top (most popular) to bottom.

Head here to read the most popular picks from Wirecutter

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October 22, 2023

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Wirecutter’s mission is to recommend what really matters. Each year, we independently test and review thousands of products to help you find just what you need. Our goal is to save you time and eliminate the stress of shopping, whether you’re looking for everyday gear or gifts for loved ones.

We strive to be the most trusted product recommendation service around, and we work with total editorial independence. We won’t post a recommendation unless our writers and editors have deemed something the best through rigorous reporting and testing.

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