Ah, Amazon. The online retailer has become a necessary evil in our life for all those things we realize we need ASAP, from cleaning products to the elusive perfect-for-vacation 'fit...when the flight is in 48 hours. But in a world where everything can be yours in a few clicks (and brand names can sometimes just be a string of consonants with shady Photoshop), it can be hard to know which gadget is that can't-live-without-it buy and which is destined to become clutter after it fails to deliver. This is where we come in. We spend a lot of time looking for the highest-rated buys and best deals on Amazon, so we've learned a thing or two (and bought a thing or two) in the line of duty. From cute iPhone clear cases and Airpods cleaning tools to vibrator wands and toothbrush holders, these are the essential essentials R29 shopping editors have added to cart and are still loving. Click ahead to shop our editors' recently purchased must-haves from Amazon.

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