The Best Presidents’ Day Sales 2023

Jan 20, 2024

My fellow Americans, these Presidents' Day deals have come to an end. If you're still looking for great savings on our favorite picks, check out the Wirecutter Deal's page.

Presidents’ Day has historically been associated with three things: long weekends, sales, and, well, presidents. As the first major sales event of the year, it was initially associated with white sales, during which retailers featured discounts on linens like sheets, duvet covers, and towels to signify starting a new year off fresh. Today, you can expect a host of hyped discounts on big-ticket items like large appliances, mattresses, laptops, apparel, and TVs. But with every retailer promising bargains worthy of Mount Rushmore, it's important to separate the quality deals from the overinflated duds. Though many sales have drawn to a close, the Wirecutter Deals team has rounded up the ones that are still going strong and truly worth your time and money.

Deal spotlight: The Onsen Bath Towel (2-Piece Set) — Also Great Deal price: $74 with code WCSET; street price: $95

What we like: Lighter and faster-drying than any terry towel we tested. Lattice weave gives a minimalist, upscale look. Variety of colors to match every aesthetic. Made of American-grown Supima cotton.

Other things to know: Relatively pricey, but softer and smoother than any terry cloth option we tested. Set of 2 bath towels is $74 with code WCSET. Deal ends today.

Read our review of the best bath towel.

Deal spotlight: Brooklinen Classic Duvet Cover (full/queen) — Our Pick Deal price: $103 with code WCDUVET; street price: $139

What we like: A soft and comfortable percale duvet cover. Comes in the most stylish and interesting prints we’ve seen. One of the least expensive covers we tried, but feels like nice, hotel bedding.

Other things to know: After years of long-term testing, we're still impressed with the cover's overall construction. Deal price is for full/queen size, but sale applies to twin/twin XL and king/California king sizes as well. Use code WCDUVET after removing any existing codes.

Read our review of the best duvet covers we love.

Deal spotlight: Patagonia Black Hole Duffel (70L, Smolder Blue/Buckwheat) Deal price: $119; street price: $200

What we like: The most versatile gear duffle we've found. Tough, water-resistant, and great for toting clothes and equipment in almost any travel or outdoor scenario. Can carry it using the two handles, over a shoulder using the strap, or as a backpack with its two padded straps.

Other things to know: Deal price is for the 70L size, down to $119 in Smolder Blue/Buckwheat.

Read our review of the best duffle bags.

Recent research has shown us that the best time to buy appliances is November, but that doesn't mean you can plan when your kitchen gear gives out. Whether you’re replacing an older model or making the switch from a gas stove or dryer to electric, Presidents’ Day can still be a solid opportunity to pick up new appliances for less. These sales don't quite match what you’d see during November sales, but the savings are nearly as good, and are certainly better than paying full price—or worse, waiting months for a new appliance. (And if you’re worried about your gas stove and other appliances, good news: You don't have to ditch your gas stove just yet. Our experts have shared some tips on ways to reduce gas appliances’ impact that don't involve pricey replacements.)

Frigidaire FFGH3054US Slide-in Gas Range (Stainless Steel) — Budget Pick Deal price: $900; street price: $1100

What we like: If you want the look of a slide-in range on the cheap, this is the best sub-$1,500 gas model we’ve tested. Five burners, including a 17000 BTU fast boiler, and a designated low simmer burner. Multiple self-cleaning modes.

Other things to know: No convection oven mode. Build quality feels a bit flimsier than other models. Price includes free delivery. Set-up kits and professional installation are available for an additional cost.

Read our review of the best slide-in gas ranges.

GE Profile PGS930 (Stainless Steel) — Upgrade Pick Deal price: $1998; street price: $2749

What we like: In addition to offering the best all-around specs we've seen, this powerful gas slide-in range boiled water the fastest during our tests. Three-ring design burner is good for holding temperatures. Glass control panel looks and feels upscale.

Other things to know: 21,000 Btu power burner. Five burners. Does have a Wi-Fi feature you can sync with an app. Available in the fingerprint resistant stainless steel finish.

Read our review of the best slide-in gas ranges.

Presidents’ Day appliance sales don't just apply to refrigerators, dishwashers, or other large appliances. It can also be a nice time to invest in any smaller appliances you’ve been eyeing, like a new air fryer or air purifier. Plus, with Daylight Savings less than a month away, you can get a head start on optimizing this year's spring cleaning with versatile vacuum cleaners to tackle a variety of messes.

Cosori Original Air Fryer Toaster Oven — Budget Pick Deal price: $170 with clipped on-page coupon; street price: $200

What we like: This budget-friendly air fryer toaster oven offered the best performance of all the sub-$225 models we tested. Cooking functions include bake, toast, air fry, dehydrate, and ferment. Two convection-fan speeds. Comes with air frying basket and a rotisserie shaft and handle.

Other things to know: Doesn't cook quite as evenly as our other picks. Fits a 5.5-quart Dutch oven (without lid). Only one oven rack, but included roasting pan can act as a second rack. Clip the on-page coupon, solid deal but does not match previous lows.

Read our review of the best air fryer toaster ovens.

Dyson V11 Torque Drive+ Cordless Stick Vacuum — Another Good Option Deal price: $505 shipped for Costco members; street price: $650

What we like: Like our upgrade pick, this cordless stick vacuum comes with a similar LCD screen that provides genuinely useful information—but costs significantly less. Powerful motor but is light and portable. Great for hardwood floors.

Other things to know: Trigger-style power switch. V11 Torque Drive+ models have limited availability. Uses Dyson's most powerful battery. Comes with seven cleaning accessories and wall dock. Costco membership required, price includes shipping and handling.

Read our review of the best cordless stick vacuum.

Black+Decker 20V Max Lithium Pivot BDH2000PL Handheld Vacuum (Coral) — Top Pick Deal price: $48; street price: $80

What we like: A pivoting nozzle and powerful suction are just some of the features that help our favorite handheld vacuum make short work of tidying up. Strong enough to quickly clean a minivan or SUV in one charge. Easy to use and store thanks to all-in-one design.

Other things to know: Only holds about a 10-minute charge. Doesn't come with a pet-hair specific tool. 2.9-pound weight can be awkward to hold. The dirt canister button is easy to push, which can lead to accidental spills. Only available in Coral.

Read our review of the best handheld vacuum.

Your home is a reflection of you and your personal style, and Presidents Day furniture sales can help you revamp your space with savings on sofas, area rugs, bed frames, and more. Burrow's Presidents’ Day sale features a sitewide discount when you use promo code PREZ23 at checkout. It doesn't match previous deals we’ve seen on their big-ticket items, but it can make a difference when buying smaller-scale home accessories. Offering 25% off sectionals and 20% off the rest of their merchandise, Floyd's sitewide Presidents' Day sale is also a good opportunity to save on some statement pieces to modernize your space. And though we didn't see the sitewide markdowns which characterized its promos during past major sales holidays, Article (the manufacturer of one of our favorite sofas) included a wealth of new additions to its sale section.

Casper Adjustable Base Max (queen) — Our Pick Deal price: $1098; street price: $2195

What we like: The Casper Adjustable Base Max allows you to customize how your mattress is shaped. Slots inside of a regular frame, which allows users to subtly try an adjustable base without changing the look of the entire room

Other things to know: Usually pretty expensive, but at just under $1100 this matches the lowest price we've seen. Price is for queen size, but this adjustable frame is also discounted in sizes twin XL, split king, and California king.

Read our review of the best modern bed frames to dress up your bedroom.

Burrow Cape House Rug (5' x 8') — Our Pick Deal price: $275 with code BACK75; street price: $495

Burrow Cape House Rug (8' x 10') — Our Pick Deal price: $531 with code PREZ23; street price: $895

What we like: From dining rooms to offices, we appreciate how this this rug's contemporary neutral design will complement most rooms and home decor. Low-maintenance and easy-to-clean floor covering. Overall texture was good, neither too slick or silky compared to some polyester rugs.

Other things to know: 100% recycled polyester. Free exchanges, or returns within 30 days. Use code BACK75 to get the deal price for the 5' x 8' size and code PREZ23 to get the deal price for the 8' x 10' size.

Read our review of the best area rugs.

Akron Street Mysa Bed Frame (queen) — Our Pick Deal price: $1166 with code TAKEMEHOME; street price: $1295

What we like: This easy-to-assemble frame has a low profile and a spare, clean aesthetic. It's constructed of solid white oak and supported by 15 acacia pine slats secured into individual slots for a stronger, more secure build.

Other things to know: Has 11.5-inch height, with an under-bed clearance of 6.8 inches. Does not come with a warranty. Use code TAKEMEHOME to get discount for full, queen, and king size frames. Standard shipping is free.

Read our review of the best modern bed frames to dress up your bedroomyes.

Presidents’ Day is a great time to give your closet a refresh so you can look your best on the streets, the trails, and everywhere in between. Look cool while you keep warm thanks to REI's outerwear sale—including the lowest prices we’ve ever seen for our budget insulated vest picks. Though many other Presidents' Day clothing sales have ended, you can still find some worthwhile deals on jackets, leggings, running gear, and more.

Stio Men's Hometown Down Hooded Jacket — Upgrade Pick Deal price: $198; street price: $329

What we like: Don't let cold winter weather force you indoors—this puffer coat allowed us to stay out longer than other jackets we tested. 800-fill-power, water-repellent goose-down insulation. Features a tailored fit, buttery-soft yet durable DWR-treated shell, and microfleece-lined hand-warmer pockets and exterior zipper chest pocket.

Other things to know: Available in a range of sizes. The Lightning Bug (yellow) and Beehive (orange) colors are discounted to $198, but other colors are on sale for $263.

Read our review of the best down jacket.

REI Co-op 650 Down Vest 2.0 - Men's (Horizon Blue) — Budget Pick Deal price: $48 with store pickup or REI membership; street price: $80

What we like: Add a little extra warmth during day-to-day activities or layer up during truly cold weather with this stylish, budget-friendly insulated vest. Nearly as warm and still well-constructed as our other picks, but at half the price. Comes in a variety of sizes for different body types.

Other things to know: Leaks some insulation. Doesn't repel water well. New low. Available in Horizon Blue for men's sizes. Free shipping for REI members, otherwise opt for store pickup to get deal price.

Read our review of the best insulated vest.

Beyond Yoga Spacedye Caught In the Midi High Waisted Legging (Aquamarine Heather) — Our Pick Deal price: $49; street price: $97

What we like: Society may not agree (yet) with your choice to go pants-less like your fashion guru, Winnie the Pooh, but these buttery-soft leggings are the next best thing—in fact, most testers forgot they were wearing them. Stretchy instead of structured. Light compression. Super comfortable. Suede-like texture.

Other things to know: Very body-conscious fit, even for leggings. One tester (XS) likened them to "sausage casing" while two others (XXL and S) said they fit "perfectly" so it may vary. Aquamarine Heather color has the widest ranges of sizes available, but other colors are discounted at different prices and size availabilities.

Read our review of the best leggings.

Sungait Vintage Round Sunglasses (Polarized Lens) — Our Pick Deal price: $12; street price: $16

What we like: Available in a variety of colors and both polarized and non-polarized options, these affordable sunglasses offered the best combination of comfort and sturdiness of any round options we tested. Complement a variety of face shapes. Lifetime warranty, a rare perk for shades that typically sell for less than $20.

Other things to know: our favorite pair of cheap round sunglasses. Some variants don't have polarized lenses, so double-check before buying. Multiple colors on sale for about $12.

Read our review of the best cheap sunglasses.

Helly Hansen Moss Rain Coat — Our Pick Deal price: $67; street price: $110

What we like: If cold, wet weather is cramping your style, fight off the winter woes with our men's commuter raincoat pick. Protective mid-thigh length. Attractive style and price. Keeps your bum and thighs dry.

Other things to know: 100% Polyurethane. Not as breathable as our other picks. Not as size-inclusive as our other picks. Only coat we recommend that can't go in the dryer. Available in Navy Blue and Essential Yellow. Some sizes are $66.

Read our review of the best rain jackets and raincoats.

Sheertex Luxury Semi Sheer Tights — Our Pick Deal price: $35; street price: $59

What we like: Even after scraping these against a zipper and brick, these black tights showed no signs of wear. The most durable option we tested. Stylish opaque design. Generous range of sizes and available in a number of dark colors.

Other things to know: Sturdy and utilitarian. Not particularly soft or stretchy. Still pricey, even when on sale. 90-day warranty. Free shipping on all orders.

Read our review of the best black tights.

Is it time to invest in a new smartphone? Sadly, you're more likely to see a unicorn in the middle of the street than a substantial drop on an unlocked iPhone 14, but we are looking. Thankfully, there are some phones that do see discounts unlocked, as new devices from Android phone brands like Google and Samsung saw solid drops this Presidents' Day. Plus, don't forget about the discounts on all the accessories you'll need to keep your phone working at its best—including Wirecutter-approved USB phone chargers, lightning cables, phone mounts for cars, and even iPhone cases.

Google Pixel 6a (Unlocked, 128 GB) — Budget Pick Deal price: $300 with an extra 5% off for RedCard holders; street price: $360

What we like: Our budget Android-phone pick comes equipped with the previous-generation flagship processor and the latest Android software, so performance is snappy. Excellent screen and good battery life. Camera that rivals those of phones that cost twice as much.

Other things to know: Lacks wireless charging. Cheaper build and smaller display (6.1-inch) than Pixel 6. Pixel 7 is also available, but 7a has not been released yet. RedCard holders save an extra 5%.

Read our review of the best Android phones.

Anker USB-C Thunderbolt 3 Cable (1.6-feet) — Our Pick Deal price: $24; street price: $30

What we like: If you need top data speeds and maximum power, this USB-C cable supports 100 W charging and USB 3.1 Gen 2 data-transfer speeds (when used with non-Thunderbolt USB-C devices). Housings attaching plugs to the main body of the cable are sturdy and roomy. 18-month warranty.

Other things to know: Thunderbolt 3 data-transfer rates (up to 40 Gbps). 100 W charging. Shorter than we'd like. Few devices are Thunderbolt 3 capable. Likely to be an overkill in most homes.

Read our review of the best USB-C cables and adapters.

Google Pixel 7 (Unlocked, 128 GB) — Top Pick Deal price: $500; street price: $600

What we like: Our experts’ favorite Android phone offers the best version of the mobile OS—with guaranteed security updates through fall 2027—and the best Android smartphone camera we’ve ever tested. Has excellent build quality and costs about half as much as Samsung's Galaxy S22 Ultra.

Other things to know: Not many negatives, but no optical-zoom camera and fast-charging speeds are underwhelming. Available in multiple colors.

Read our review of the best Android phones.

iOttie iTap 2 Qi CD Slot-Mounted Wireless Car Charger — Also Great Deal price: $12; street price: $24

What we like: Driving while holding your phone or fumbling with cords is both dangerous and cumbersome, which is why we recommend this wireless-charging version of our favorite standard car phone mount. Good choice if you prefer the ease and convenience of a magnetic car phone mount, but don't have an iPhone with MagSafe.

Other things to know: Requires the use of a magnet on the back of your phone or phone case, but is not MagSafe compatible. Also, requires a CD-player.

Read our review of the best wireless charging phone mounts for cars.

For those invested in the Apple ecosystem, Presidents’ Day can be a fruitful opportunity to save. Substantial discounts on MacBooks are nearly always hard to come by, but this year's Presidents' Day sales on Apple devices came with at least one solid drop on the older (but still viable) M1 MacBook Air. That deal has since come and gone, but we're still seeing discounts on devices like iPads and even the odd deal on the Apple TV.

Apple iPad Air Tablet (M1, 5th Gen, 64 GB) — Also Great Deal price: $500 at checkout; street price: $550

What we like: For iPad Pro power (without paying iPad Pro prices), our experts recommend this tablet. Updated design is snappier to use and more comfortable to hold. Fast M1 chip. More color/finish options than any other tablet we've tested.

Other things to know: Lacks iPad Pro features like Face ID and 120 Hz screen. Compatible with Apple accessories like 2nd generation Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard Folio. Price reflects at checkout.

Read our review of why the iPad is the best tablet.

Apple TV 4K (64 GB, 2nd Gen, 2021) — Another Good Option Deal price: $100 for Costco members; street price: $140

What we like: This is a good media-streaming option for cord-cutters fully integrated in the Apple ecosystem. Simple interface. Supports almost every streaming service. Powerful enough for Apple Arcade.

Other things to know: The 3rd Gen version just launched, so this is a last-gen model that should see more sales. Consider a cheaper streamer unless you need Arcade and other Apple TV extras. Costco membership required.

Read our review of the best media streaming devices.

Whether you’re a PlayStation 5, Xbox, or PC gamer, video games can offer an immersive escape or just a fun, competitive pastime for children and adults. This Presidents’ Day, we uncovered a few gaming deals that just might enhance your overall experience, whether you’re interested in online multiplayer combat or just adding more storage.

Katamari Damacy REROLL Video Game (Nintendo Switch Direct Download) — Our Pick Deal price: $5; street price: $20

What we like: Build yourself up while you roll the katamari—roll everything from thumbtacks to watermelons to dogs to airplanes up into giant balls so they can be tossed into the night sky. Remake of the 2004 beloved roll-em-up PlayStation 2 game. Fully updated graphics, and completely recreated cutscenes. A relaxing play remade for the Nintendo Switch.

Other things to know: Rare Nintendo deal. The controls can be clumsy. The soundtrack is not.

Read our review of the best video games to play when you need to relax.

Being a new parent is tough (and expensive), but finding deals on reliable, expert-approved baby gear doesn't have to be. Whether you're expecting a new bundle of joy in your life or it's time to replace those hand-me-downs, we’ve rounded up the best remaining Presidents Day deals on baby care essentials below.

Britax Boulevard ClickTight Convertible Car Seat — Runner-Up Deal price: $259; street price: $370

What we like: Ease your safety worries with our stylish and user-friendly convertible car seat pick, which was easier to install than any other seat we tested. Looks and feels more plush than even our top pick.

Other things to know: Like the majority of convertible seats out there, this seat can only be used in the rear-facing position for kids up to 40 pounds. Available in multiple colors.

Read our review of the best convertible car seats.

Best Buy's Presidents’ Day Sale launched last week, with promised sales on appliances, Apple gear, and TVs. Their crop of deals ended up being somewhat disappointing, with higher-than-expected pricing on laptops, headphones, and fitness equipment like one of our adjustable dumbbell picks. However, we found these deals on Wirecutter-approved tech to still be worthwhile.

Google Pixel 7 (Unlocked, 128 GB) — Top Pick Deal price: $500; street price: $600

What we like: Our experts’ favorite Android phone offers the best version of the mobile OS—with guaranteed security updates through fall 2027—and the best Android smartphone camera we’ve ever tested. Has excellent build quality and costs about half as much as Samsung's Galaxy S22 Ultra.

Other things to know: Not many negatives, but no optical-zoom camera and fast-charging speeds are underwhelming. Available in multiple colors.

Read our review of the best Android phones.

Crucial MX500 SSD (1 TB) — Also Great Deal price: $52; street price: $75

What we like: Upgrading older computers from traditional spinning-disk drive to SATA SSD improves speed and performance.

Other things to know: SATA storage isn't commonly used in newer devices. Largely only suitable for older computers and laptops. 1 TB storage.

Read our review of the best SSDs.

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Home Depot hosted a Presidents’ Day sale on large appliances and select furniture, mattresses, and home decor. While not all the remaining deals are worth the spend, it's worth checking out if you’ve been waiting to pick up a new refrigerator or washing machine.

Tempur-Adapt Mattress (Medium Hybrid, queen) + $300 Home Depot Gift Card — Our Pick Deal price: $2100 in-cart; street price: $2400

What we like: Super-comfortable with a luxurious slow-sinking foam and sturdy edge support. Feels leagues ahead of other mattresses we tried. Suitable for a range of sleep positions and body types. Comes with a 10-year warranty and a 90-day trial period.

Other things to know: At the higher-price end of the beds we recommend. If you return this mattress, you’ll have to pay steep shipping costs. Includes $300 Home Depot Gift Card, deal reflects in-cart.

Read our review of the best memory foam mattresses you can buy online.

GE Profile PGS930 (Stainless Steel) — Upgrade Pick Deal price: $1998; street price: $2749

What we like: In addition to offering the best all-around specs we've seen, this powerful gas slide-in range boiled water the fastest during our tests. Three-ring design burner is good for holding temperatures. Glass control panel looks and feels upscale.

Other things to know: 21,000 Btu power burner. Five burners. Does have a Wi-Fi feature you can sync with an app. Available in the fingerprint resistant stainless steel finish.

Read our review of the best slide-in gas ranges.

Target's Presidents' Day sale has mostly drawn to a close, but that doesn't mean the savings have to stop. As usual, Target RedCard holders can snag an additional 5% off and free shipping on every purchase—yes, even big-ticket items like Google devices, which we've highlighted below.

Google Pixel 6a (Unlocked, 128 GB) — Budget Pick Deal price: $300 with an extra 5% off for RedCard holders; street price: $360

What we like: Our budget Android-phone pick comes equipped with the previous-generation flagship processor and the latest Android software, so performance is snappy. Excellent screen and good battery life. Camera that rivals those of phones that cost twice as much.

Other things to know: Lacks wireless charging. Cheaper build and smaller display (6.1-inch) than Pixel 6. Pixel 7 is also available, but 7a has not been released yet. RedCard holders save an extra 5%.

Read our review of the best Android phones.

Most popular tech brands—including Samsung, Google, and even (to a lesser degree) Apple—have jumped into the Presidents’ Day deal frenzy. You’re more likely to see drops on smartwatches for Android phones and older model ultrabooks, but if you’ve been holding out hope to refresh your office or smart home setup, this is still a solid opportunity to save early in the year.

Samsung Galaxy Watch5 with 2 Fast Chargers (40 mm, Bluetooth) — Top Pick Deal price: $210 for Costco members; street price: $270

What we like: Putting the "smart" in "smartwatch," this model boasts Google's latest Wear OS 3 software paired with Samsung's One UI interface, plus all the apps and watch faces in the Google Play Store. Our experts dubbed this the best Android smartwatch. Offers impressive health tracking with automatic workout detection, ECG, SpO2, and stress analysis.

Other things to know: Lacks the rotating bezel of the older Galaxy Watch4 Classic. Only comes in one minimalist style. Costco membership required. Deal for the 40 mm size. Package comes with two fast chargers. Available in three finishes.

Read our review of the best smartwatch for Android phones.

DJI Mini 2 Drone Aerial Camera Bundle — Budget Pick Deal price: $380 for Costco members; street price: $440

What we like: DJI's autonomous flight features and collision avoidance make for an easy-to-fly experience. Captures steady 4K 30 fps video even in windy conditions. Folds up to the size of a person's hand. Great 31-minute battery life.

Other things to know: Image quality isn't as good as DJI's more expensive drones. Harder to see this drone from a distance. Bundle includes mini bag, an extra battery, and a 32 GB microSD card. Costco membership required.

Read our review of the best drones for photos and video.

Apple iPad Air Tablet (M1, 5th Gen, 64 GB) — Also Great Deal price: $500 at checkout; street price: $550

What we like: For iPad Pro power (without paying iPad Pro prices), our experts recommend this tablet. Updated design is snappier to use and more comfortable to hold. Fast M1 chip. More color/finish options than any other tablet we've tested.

Other things to know: Lacks iPad Pro features like Face ID and 120 Hz screen. Compatible with Apple accessories like 2nd generation Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard Folio. Price reflects at checkout.

Read our review of why the iPad is the best tablet.

Crucial MX500 SSD (1 TB) — Also Great Deal price: $52; street price: $75

What we like: Upgrading older computers from traditional spinning-disk drive to SATA SSD improves speed and performance.

Other things to know: SATA storage isn't commonly used in newer devices. Largely only suitable for older computers and laptops. 1 TB storage.

Read our review of the best SSDs.

Eufy Add-On Security Video Doorbell 2K (Wireless) — Pick Accessory Deal price: $90; street price: $125

What we like: From porch pirates to trash pandas, a smart doorbell camera can help you keep tabs on who (or what) is at your door—even when you're not home. A great addition to your setup if you already own a wireless Eufy Security Video System. Wide recording angle. Customizable responses. Clear two-way audio.

Other things to know: Battery-powered. Max 60-second recording per event. Local and cloud storage ($30 per year). System hub required (but not included).

Read our review of the best smart doorbell camera.

Loftie Alarm Clock (White) — Our Pick Deal price: $112 with code WCSLEEP2023; street price: $150

What we like: The least jarring digital alarm clock we tested. Wakes you gently with a selection of ambient music and nature sounds. White, pink, and other noise generators aid sleep. Single-button activation. Bluetooth speaker functionality. Adjustable night-light.

Other things to know: Not the brightest display. Regularly receives updated features via Wi-Fi. Make sure to use code WCSLEEP2023 for the deal price. Only available in white. We saw this clock slightly lower last week, but it sold out. Deal ends today.

Read our review of the best alarm clocks.

Hungry for more savings? Presidents’ Day isn't just a showcase for sales on large appliances and mattresses. Small kitchen appliances like electric kettles, coffee makers, and air fryer toaster ovens are discounted too—and some prices dropped to the best we’ve seen in the new year. Most of these kitchen deals have since gone stale, but here are the ones that are still cooking.

Cosori Original Air Fryer Toaster Oven — Budget Pick Deal price: $170 with clipped on-page coupon; street price: $200

What we like: This budget-friendly air fryer toaster oven offered the best performance of all the sub-$225 models we tested. Cooking functions include bake, toast, air fry, dehydrate, and ferment. Two convection-fan speeds. Comes with air frying basket and a rotisserie shaft and handle.

Other things to know: Doesn't cook quite as evenly as our other picks. Fits a 5.5-quart Dutch oven (without lid). Only one oven rack, but included roasting pan can act as a second rack. Clip the on-page coupon, solid deal but does not match previous lows.

Read our review of the best air fryer toaster ovens.

Libbey Signature Kentfield Estate All-Purpose Wine Glass (Set of 4) — Top Pick Deal price: $42; street price: $50

What we like: This inexpensive tulip-shaped glass showcases both red and white wines well. It's durable yet still thin and elegant enough for dinner parties. Dishwasher-safe.

Other things to know: Our favorite all-purpose wine glass. We particularly recommend this glass for people who tend to drink wine that costs $20 or less per bottle, or for those who regularly entertain. Rare deal.

Read our review of the best wine glasses.

Bamboozle Nesting Bowls — Our Pick Deal price: $60; street price: $70

What we like: From mixing to serving, these eye-catching (and expert-recommended) nesting bowls can cater to different functions. Space-saving, multipurpose, and pleasing to the eye.

Other things to know: Includes 7 bowls ranging from .25 to 4 quarts in size. On sale in multiple colors. Ships free. Down to a new low price.

Read our review of the best tools to organize your kitchen like a pro.

Hail to the sleep—it's no secret that Presidents’ Day is one of the best times to buy a new mattress, but that's not all. When it comes to getting the most out of your 40 winks, these remaining deals on supple sheets, cushy pillows, and more definitely lived up to the hype.

Saatva Classic Luxury Firm Mattress (queen) — Our Pick Deal price: $1,249; street price: $1,550

What we like: Strikes an impressive balance between affordability and luxury. Offers a classic innerspring bounce paired with a cushy but understated Euro top. Appealing to those who like nestling in as opposed to feeling engulfed.

Other things to know: Doesn't have the best motion isolation. The Luxury Firm version comes with 3-inch Euro top. Comes in thicknesses of 11.5 and 14.5 inches, and you have 365 nights to try it. All sizes available at a discount.

Read our review of the best innerspring mattresses.

WinkBed Mattress (luxury firm, queen) — Our Pick Deal price: $1,345 with code WCPD23; street price: $1,550

What we like: A crowd-pleaser when we compared it against 11 other innerspring mattresses in 2019, the WinkBed Luxury Firm won our testers over with its billowy-yet-substantial feel. A quilted cover, foamy top, and pocketed coils give this bed a pleasingly hefty, hybrid feel.

Other things to know: Works for back- and stomach-sleepers as well as side-sleepers who rotate positions frequently—or those who simply prefer a firmer mattress. The mattress doesn't have handles, so moving it can be a pain. Matches the low price we’ve seen for the past two years. Use code WCPD23. Deal ends today.

Read our review of the best innerspring mattresses.

WinkBed Side-Sleepers Mattress (softer, queen) — Another Good Option Deal price: $1345 with code WCPD23; street price: $1550

What we like: A good-quality mattress that should last for many years for most people. It's substantial-feeling with sturdy, resilient support (including around the edges). The WinkBed mattress in the Softer firmness is designed for side-sleepers.

Other things to know: 120-day trial period, the longest of our picks. You have to sleep on it for at least 30 days before you can return or exchange the mattress. Remove any existing codes and use code WCPD23—the discount code works for all sizes. If you like Winkbed and want a firmer mattress, select the luxury firm option above. Deal ends today.

Read our review of the best hybrid mattresses.

Tempur-Adapt Mattress (medium hybrid, queen) + $300 Home Depot Gift Card — Our Pick Deal price: $2,100 in-cart; street price: $2,400

What we like: Our testers thought this memory-foam mattress felt leagues ahead its competition, and this bonus Home Depot gift card really sweetens the deal. Luxurious slow-sinking foam. Sturdy edge support. Suitable for a range of sleep positions and body types. Comes with a 10-year warranty and a 90-day trial period.

Other things to know: At the higher-price end of the beds we recommend. If you return this mattress, you’ll have to pay steep shipping costs. Includes $300 Home Depot Gift Card, deal reflects in-cart.

Read our review of the best memory-foam mattresses you can buy online.

Natori Shangri-La Robe (Sunset Pink, Violet Quartz, Teal) — Our Pick Deal price: $53 shipped with code GOGONATORI; street price: $98

What we like: Our favorite lightweight knit robe feels cool and soft on the skin, like a luxe T-shirt. Available in a wide range of women's sizes. Generous and flattering fit, with in-seam pockets.

Other things to know: Hugs curves and bulges a bit more in comparison to more structured robes. The Heather Violet Quartz, Heather Sunset Pink, and Heather Vivid Teal colors are on sale. Use code GOGONATORI at checkout, sale price includes the cost of shipping.

Read our review of the best robes.

West Elm Belgian Flax Linen Sheet Set (queen) — Budget Pick Deal price: $216; street price: $270

What we like: Seeking a good entry-level linen sheet set? Our budget pick feels softer and more durable than equally priced options. Plus, you can check these sheets out in person at a local store and they come with a 30-day return policy.

Other things to know: They aren't sold by the piece, and we have read complaints about them developing holes or tears after a short time. Select colors on sale, the queen set is down to $216 but those colors are also on sale in the full, king, and California king sizes.

Read our review of the best linen sheets.

Eufy Add-On Security Video Doorbell 2K (Wireless) — Pick Accessory Deal price: $90; street price: $125

What we like: From porch pirates to trash pandas, a smart doorbell camera can help you keep tabs on who (or what) is at your door—even when you're not home. A great addition to your setup if you already own a wireless Eufy Security Video System. Wide recording angle. Customizable responses. Clear two-way audio.

Other things to know: Battery-powered. Max 60-second recording per event. Local and cloud storage ($30 per year). System hub required (but not included).

Read our review of the best smart doorbell camera.

Brooklinen Classic Duvet Cover (full/queen) — Our Pick Deal price: $103 with code WCDUVET; street price: $139

What we like: A soft and comfortable percale duvet cover. Comes in the most stylish and interesting prints we’ve seen. One of the least expensive covers we tried, but feels like nice, hotel bedding.

Other things to know: After years of long-term testing, we're still impressed with the cover's overall construction. Deal price is for full/queen size, but sale applies to twin/twin XL and king/California king sizes as well. Use code WCDUVET after removing any existing codes. Deal ends today.

Read our review of the best duvet covers we love.

Cultiver Linen Duvet Cover (queen) — Our Pick Deal price: $208 with code WIRECUTTER20; street price: $260

What we like: Breathable and luxurious. The softest linen duvet cover we've tested. Adds pleasantly rumpled look to any bed. Strong and neat stitching that holds up in the wash. No pilling, thinning, or construction breakdowns.

Other things to know: Matches the lowest we've seen, and first big sale we've seen this year. Color swatches available if you're unsure of color or texture. Use code WIRECUTTER20. Deal ends today

Read our review of the best duvet covers we love.

Loftie Alarm Clock (White) — Our Pick Deal price: $112 with code WCSLEEP2023; street price: $150

What we like: The least jarring digital alarm clock we tested. Wakes you gently with a selection of ambient music and nature sounds. White, pink, and other noise generators aid sleep. Single-button activation. Bluetooth speaker functionality. Adjustable night-light.

Other things to know: Not the brightest display. Regularly receives updated features via Wi-Fi. Make sure to use code WCSLEEP2023 for the deal price. Only available in white. We saw this clock slightly lower last week, but it sold out. Deal ends today.

Read our review of the best alarm clocks.

The Onsen Bath Towel (2-Piece Set) — Also Great Deal price: $74 with code WCSET; street price: $95

What we like: Lighter and faster-drying than any terry towel we tested. Lattice weave gives a minimalist, upscale look. Variety of colors to match every aesthetic. Made of American-grown Supima cotton.

Other things to know: Relatively pricey, but softer and smoother than any terry cloth option we tested. Set of 2 bath towels is $74 with code WCSET. Deal ends today.

Read our review of the best bath towel.

Last year's TVs are typically the first to go on sale, and often see deeper discounts than newer models—but that doesn't mean there aren't TV deals that are worth your time and money. Though this year's Presidents Day TV sales have come to an end, we saw competitive prices on some of our favorite LED and OLED models. And if you need help wading through the TV-buying process or parsing the techy lingo, our experts have shared the wisdom they’ve picked up from the hundreds of hours they’ve spent researching and testing.

Last year, we saw eBay slash the prices of everything from cordless stick vacuums to smart TVs. The online retailer followed suit with its 2023 Presidents’ Day sale, which featured discounts on brands like Dyson, iRobot, and more—even our gaming-TV picks for the PS5 and the Xbox Series X. This sale has since ended, but we look forward to seeing its future offerings.

We saw Presidents’ Day sales from a wide variety of retailers this year—and some are still kicking. From sitewide markdowns to exclusive promo codes to be used at checkout, there are an abundance of deals being offered—but they’re not all necessarily the best (or even real discounts). We’ve already highlighted the most notable sales above, but if you’re looking for something specific that we haven't covered, this could be a nice opportunity to save a little.

Best Buy: Best Buy's Presidents’ Day Sale launched last week, with promised sales on appliances, Apple gear, and TVs. Our findings when we dug into this sale were underwhelming, with higher-than-expected pricing on laptops, headphones, and fitness equipment, including one of our adjustable dumbbell picks.

Burrow: Burrow's Presidents’ Day sale features a sitewide discount when you use promo code PREZ23 at checkout. Unfortunately, this doesn't necessarily match previous deals we’ve seen on their big-ticket items, but it can make a difference when buying smaller-scale home accessories like rugs and lamps.

Costco: Costco's Presidents’ Day Appliance Savings Event features discounts on mattresses and various large appliances, like dishwashers, electric and gas stoves, and washers and dryers. You can also find savings on a variety of Wirecutter-approved tech, including a bundle featuring our top Android-smartwatch pick, the Samsung Galaxy Watch5, and two fast chargers.

Floyd: Floyd's modular designs and customizability made it a stand out in our modern bedframe and sofa buying guides. Offering 25% off sectionals and 20% off the rest of their merchandise, the furniture retailer's sitewide Presidents' Day sale doesn't stand out quite as much, but it's still a good opportunity to save on some statement pieces to modernize your space.

Home Depot: Home Depot hosted a Presidents’ Day sale on large appliances and select furniture, mattresses, and home decor. While not all the remaining deals are worth the spend, it's worth checking out if you’ve been waiting to pick up a new refrigerator or washing machine.

HP: HP's Presidents’ Day sale is still live, with promised discounts of 40% on select gaming PCs and up to 50% on select gaming accessories. Those percentages are based on retail pricing, so temper your expectations, but you may still find deals.

Hydro Flask: It's no secret we love the Hydro Flask, but if you've ever wanted to see what all the fuss is about, now's a great opportunity. We wish it had a wider range of deals, but Hydro Flask's Presidents' Day sale is still going strong with notable drops on some of our favorite road trip gear and water bottles.

IKEA: IKEA may not be having a Presidents’ Day-specific sale this year, but that doesn't mean it hasn't joined in on the fun. As part of the IKEA Sleep Sale, the Swedish retailer is offering discounts on everything sleep related, including bed frames, lamps, and even air purifiers. None of our picks are currently part of this promotion, but if you’d like to check it out, you have until February 26.

Sleep Number: After testing various Sleep Number models over the years, we know you can get a more comfortable mattress for a lot less. But its pillows are another story—the retailer's BOGO 50% sale on all pillows (like our top pick for stomach-sleepers) may still be worth your time.

This article was edited by Ignacia Fulcher and Nathan Burrow.

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Kaitlin Mahar

Kaitlin Mahar is a staff writer for Wirecutter's Deals team. Her byline has appeared in Delish, Esquire, and Town & Country. When she's not hunting for deals and fiercely defending the Oxford comma, she's a proud cat parent, an avid yogi, and a co-producer and co-host of the podcast Crime Culture. Please tell your pets and grandparents she says hi.