The New York Times - Drinking glasses we love

Life’s too short to use boring glassware

A colorful assortment of drinking glasses.

Photo: Michael Murtaugh

If you’re going to use something every day, it might as well be something you enjoy reaching for again and again. After researching hundreds of drinking glasses since 2015, we have 16 durable, elegant, and versatile recommendations.

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Including surprisingly chic tumblers and charming little juice cups→

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More little dining upgrades

Six sets of flatware on towels of varying color.

The best forks, knives, and spoons

Our favorite flatware is anything but flat.

A Teku glass full of a frothy beverage next to its can with a blue border around the image.

This glass makes beer taste better

With its angular bowl and delicately flared lip, the Teku is not just a uniquely great beer glass—it's also the only one you need.

3 coffee makers lined up side by side with two mugs of coffee, and small pitcher of cream, and a tablespoon of coffee beans.

The best cheap coffee maker

It brews better-tasting coffee than any other model we tested.

Plus: An exclusive deal on our favorite soda maker

Illustration: Dana Davis; Photo: Connie Park

If you know (or are) someone who can’t get through the day without a sip of something fizzy, consider an at-home soda maker. Our top pick produces zippy, roiling, tasty seltzer and—unlike other clunky, overengineered machines—does it with a simple, one-button interface.

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Save $40 on it here→

One last thing: Life’s also too short to type on boring keyboards

The Ducky x MK Strawberry Frog One 3 keyboard, shown with some themed keycaps and keypuller around it.

Photo: Marki Williams

Updates writer Ivy Liscomb used to be intimidated by mechanical keyboards and the nuances of switch types and keycap materials. But when she found herself eyeing a colorful keyboard with a strawberries-and-frogs motif, she fell down a (very cute) rabbit hole of mechanical keyboard designs.

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“How cute frogs taught me that mechanical keyboards don’t have to be terrifying”→

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