Amazon's recent bestsellers make one thing clear: Warmer weather is here. Products flying off the virtual shelves include backyard gear, summery clothing, and other outdoor-friendly buys. Curious? Check out some of this month's highest-rated trending products — you'll probably find something you didn't know you needed.
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$31
Bring greenery inside with this eye-catching hanging planter that can fit a 24-inch window or be mounted on any ceiling or wall. It includes three 3-inch melamine pots suitable for succulents, herbs, or other small plants.
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$29
Apple's even-more compact answer to Tiles will track items with no-muss, no-fuss one-tap setup, putting the Find My app and network to work for you. A built-in speaker can alert you when an item is nearby, and Siri can help you track down items, too.
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$20
Beat the heat and stay safe from the sun with this unique cap, which cools to 30 degrees below your body temperature when you wet it, wring it out, and wave it. It's machine washable, so sweat away.
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$17
If the increasing bounty of fresh produce has you digging out the colander again and again, this self-draining over-the-sink version can save you a step. It's dishwasher safe and adjusts to fit most basins.
$49 (2 ct.)
These oh-so-trendy wearable weights are suddenly everywhere. Put them on your ankles or wrists to add a bit of resistance for workouts or everyday movement. They're made of durable stainless steel and soft silicone, and you can choose from five colors.
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$8 (3 ct.)
Laminate it? Don't laminate it? How about some middle ground with this waterproof plastic pouch sized specifically to keep your vaccination card safe. Holes on top make it possible to put on a lanyard, too.
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$10
One of the most irritating parts of warmer weather: bug bites. This ingenious reusable tool can suck the irritants from mosquito bites, bee stings, and more right out of your skin, helping reduce itching and swelling.
$36
Save your back while tidying up your flower beds with this 45-inch weeder, made with a sturdy bamboo handle and four stainless-steel claws that can grab unwelcome plants by their roots.
$28 (16 ct.)
Add a little more visibility to deck rails or stairs with these convenient solar lights. They install easily with a couple of screws and take four to five hours of sun to charge. They're also waterproof, so they can withstand Mother Nature's worst.
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$16
Frankly, a lot of us probably haven't missed shopping for clothes in person. And as Amazon broadens its offerings, there's no need to return to dressing rooms if you don't want to. These polished cotton shorts come in several colors and patterns, and they're versatile enough to see you through summer.
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$13
If more daylight in the evening or morning hours is making it harder to get to sleep or stay asleep, a mask like this one may help. It's designed to keep the pressure off the eyes with soft, cushy memory foam.
$6
Instead of painstakingly filling, spackling, and sanding all those small holes in your walls, make it a more seamless process with this all-in-one tool from 3M. The tube contains a lightweight primer-infused spackling compound, and the bottle itself can be used to smooth away excess and sand it down.
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$13
Make sunscreen part of your morning routine with this well-loved moisturizer, suitable for all skin types. It's SPF 30, fragrance-free, and absorbs quickly.
$30
Spring and summer storms mean a higher chance of power outages. This emergency weather radio will alert you immediately to threats in your area. A siren, voice alert, and flashing LEDs will definitely get your attention, and there's a battery backup for power outages.
$5 (6 ct.)
If you're waging war on ants who keep finding their way into every crack and crevice in your home, impassioned reviewers say these pre-filled liquid ant baits are the way to go because they ultimately kill the whole colony.
$25
These sandals have all that casual Birkenstock style for a quarter of the price. Like their pricier inspiration, they have a flexible EVA sole and cork footbed, and owners say they're much comfier than the price would suggest.
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$16
Summer road trips and on-the-go meals may have your car feeling like a trash can on wheels if you're not careful. Keep the mess contained with this waterproof car trash can that can fasten onto consoles, seat backs, and glove boxes. Owners say it's easy to line with standard shopping bags.
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$60
An appearance on "Shark Tank" heightened the buzz around Spikeball, a yard game that's sure to make you break a sweat. Bounce the ball from the center net — your opponents then have three chances to get it back onto the net, or you get a point.
$10
Sandal season is ramping up, so show those feet a little love before putting them on display. Thousands of reviewers say this stainless-steel file is sharp enough to tame even the worst calluses and dry heels.
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$63
Keep air moving indoors without resorting to a loud, conspicuous box fan. This eight-speed oscillating tower fan is slim enough to fit in any corner, has a dimmable display, and includes a timer and remote control.
$25
Reviewers say this magnetic screen door is a clear winner over cheaper brands, with a mesh curtain that really does keep bugs out while letting the breeze in. It fits all doors up to 38 inches wide and 82 inches tall.
Starting at $75
Make it easier to haul whatever you need, wherever you need to go with this collapsible wagon. Stuff it full of beach toys, sporting gear, or groceries, then fold it up to just 8 inches thick and put it in its carrying case when it's no longer needed.
$24
It's easier to tinker, build, and make repairs wherever is most convenient with this portable workbench, capable of supporting up to 350 pounds. It has adjustable swivel pegs, warp-resistant jaws, and slip-resistant feet to keep your projects sturdy and supported.
$32
This versatile float can be used as a hammock, chair, drifter, or exercise saddle, and because the surface rests in the water, it's easy to get on or off. The fabric is machine-washable, and a tote bag is included.
$129 (2 ct.)
There's nothing like a dirty trash can to ruin the vibe on an otherwise-tidy deck or patio. These attractive can covers snap together easily and hold 30-gallon bags, and they're made of durable weather- and fade-resistant resin.
