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Amazon has a list of products called "Movers and Shakers," which is pretty much just fancy-talk for things that are currently ~trending~.
Some of these trending products are really smart and useful, and some of them are honestly just weird AF. This roundup includes a little bit of everything, from the coolest and most practical products to the most predictable, the most WTF, and ones with the best [read: dumbest] reviews.
Just FYI, some of the reviews in this post have been minimally edited for length and spelling.
1. This kitty-ear beauty band that keeps your hair out of the way while you wash your face, do makeup, or take a shower ($5.88).
File this under "things you never knew you needed but now you want 12 of them."
Find it here.
2. These sex dice that help instruct you and your partner (or your roasted chicken) on how to be intimate ($5.49).
These dice will also provide the combo "suck ass," so...
Find them here.
3. This Daniel Bryan Funko Pop! toy that will calm the sadness of his retirement ($15.77)
Sadly, the toy does not scream loudly at you.
Find it here.
4. This dummy camera that tricks people into thinking they're being watched ($7.99).
This is actually brilliant, and it's a hell of a lot cheaper than a real surveillance system.
Find it here.
5. This aromatherapy mist diffuser that will help you relax wherever you go ($25.99).
This diffuser glows with a color-changing LED light. The brightness is adjustable, and it offers two different diffuser settings: one for constant mist and another for 30-second mist intervals.
Find it here.
6. This Indigi Wi-Fi-enabled outdoor video recorder with waterproof case and mounting accessories ($69.94).
Basically it's a cheaper version of the GoPro.
Find it here.
7. This Wi-Fi-enabled Smart Plug that allows you to control appliances even when you're not home ($19.99).
This plug allows you to turn an appliance on or off from anywhere using a smartphone and a corresponding app. It's perfect for things like Christmas trees, or for turning on a light in your window when you're away from home.
Find it here.
8. These horrifying chicken socks that will give you nightmares forever ($12.50).
9. This stylish backpack that has a built-in protective pocket for you laptop ($38.99).
Find it here.
10. These herb scissors that Barbara loves to use for making Pico de Gallo ($9.99).
You're gonna want to read this whole review.
Find them here.
11. Sorel Joan of Arctic boots that will keep your toes so toasty ($109.99–$219.95).
You can find them as low as $109.99 for some of the colors. This person literally wished for a snowstorm just so she could wear them. Some might say that's overkill; some might say SHUT UP AND SNOW ALREADY.
Find them here.
12. A 5-pack of Hanes underwear that will keep your junk protected (price depends on size).
Yeah, did you know you could order underwear from Amazon?
Find them here.
13. This dual USB charger and nightlight combo that allows you to charge two devices at once ($10.99).
The light will automatically go off as the sun rises, but you can turn the light on or off manually if you choose.
Find it here.
14. This Fisher-Price sleeper that is great for babies with acid reflux ($36.54).
New parents: behold!
Find it here.
15. This complex romance novel, Lost in a Thug's Love, on Kindle ($0.99).
The second one is also a best-seller.
Find it here.
16. This snail repair intensive ampoule/serum that is apparently a miracle for your face ($10.69).
17. This waterproof bag for your phone ($5.99).
It also comes with a lanyard. Perfect for vacations or general sucky weather.
Find it here.
18. Garmin Vivofit Fitness Band that monitors your daily performance ($49.99).
You can purchase it either with or without a heart rate monitor. Also, it's literally so easy to use that a 10-year-old left this review:
Find it here.
19. These lawn aerator shoe straps that fit over any shoes and are not gender-specific, damn it ($24.99).
Find them here.
20. Poo-Pourri toilet spray for the fart-heavy people of the world ($24.99).
The "royal flush" scent is the current best-seller.
Find it here.
21. Dove chocolate heart tin that your lover will only maybe appreciate ($12.74).
Obviously this is timely given that some people are desperately trying to prepare for Valentine's Day. Not sure if ordering chocolate through the mail is a great call, but that's none of my business.
Find it here.
22. IHOP gift cards that buy you pancakes at IHOP ($25.00).
Honestly surprised this isn't a year-round best-seller.
Find it here.
23. A generic MacBook Pro charger By HyMarq that also comes with an iPad/iPhone compatible USB cable ($37.99).
This generic Mac charger has almost all five-star ratings. Now you can stop spending $80 on replacement chargers every time your cat chews through your wires.
Find it here.
24. Lucky Peach's 101 Easy Asian Recipes cookbook that is highly recommended for beginners ($23.19).
From Peter Meehan, one of the brilliant minds behind Momofuku!
Find it here.
25. This Acer 24-inch LED monitor that's especially useful for gaming or home offices ($131.77)
It gets pretty consistently high rated reviews, but the speaker quality is often cited as a problem.
Find it here.
26. Princess perfume by Vera Wang that is WAY cheaper than usual ($23.20).
This is actually a phenomenal deal considering that these bottles run for $70 to $80 full price.
Find it here.
27. 25-pack of Japanese cotton pads that can be used on your face or in your vaporizer ($6.39).
Surprisingly, this is actually most popular as cotton wicking for vapes. So if you're a vaper and you build your own mods, you might want to consider using this cotton because people fucking LOVE IT.
Find it here.
