89 Best New Products This Month from Dyson, Rhode, Hoka and More

1. NBC Select’s New & Notable roundup — the collection you’ll keep returning to

NBC Select frames this as a living edit for gift-minded shoppers: "This story is part of NBC Select’s New & Notable column, where we highlight our favorite product launches. We will continuously update this article throughout the month with new releases we think you should know about." As the site itself notes, "Updated March 3, 2026 — NBC Select’s New & Notable roundup lists 89 new product launches editors recommend for February / early March 2026, grouped by category (apparel & footwear; tech; beauty & wellness; home; travel; kitchen). The story is aimed at shoppers and gift-stylists looking for recently" — a blunt reminder that this is an evolving list. The page byline credits Zoe Malin — Reporter and Harry Rabinowitz — Tech Reporter, and an earlier headline captured the piece as "The 51+ best new products (so far) this month: Dyson, Rhode, Hoka and more," signaling both the column’s update cadence and its breadth across six categories.

2. Hoka Transport 2

"The Transport is NBC Select reporter Zoe Malin’s all-time favorite Hoka sneaker, and the brand has just released the second version. It now has a thicker, bouncier and more plush layer of cushioning, as well as an upgraded sockliner. Many of the sneaker’s other features of the Transport are staying the same, like no-tie laces, reflective details and a water-repellant treatment." That paragraph alone gives you the headlines: v2 doubles down on plush cushioning and comfort while preserving practical commuter-friendly features. For gift-givers, that combination—reported favoritism from a Select editor plus tangible construction upgrades—makes the Transport 2 a go-to for anyone who values immediate comfort, low-fuss styling and weather-ready finishes.

3. Rhode Caffeine Reset

"This fragrance-free face mask is made with ingredients like caffeine, peptides and poppy extract to lift, depuff and hydrate skin, making you look more awake, according to the brand. Rhode recommends using it first thing in the morning or right before applying makeup, and wearing it for about 10 to 15 minutes before rinsing it off. It has a creamy texture and is fragrance-free." The product is squarely in the beauty & wellness category and reads like a deliberate morning pick-me-up—Rhode positions it as prep for makeup or the day ahead. For a thoughtful stocking stuffer or a luxe addition to a self-care kit, the brand-directed usage guidance and ingredient list give you quick talking points for someone seeking immediate, wearable results.

4. Rhode Peptide Lip Boost

Rhode’s Peptide Lip Boost appears on the Select page as a named inclusion but the supplied excerpt offers no descriptive copy beyond the product name. It sits in the beauty & wellness grouping alongside Rhode’s Caffeine Reset, which suggests the brand’s recent launch cadence leans into targeted, serum-style lip and skin treatments. If you’re compiling gifts around a Rhode theme, note that the Peptide Lip Boost was listed by Select even though specifics (texture, claims, timing or price) are not present in the excerpt supplied here.

6. Dyson (headline inclusion)

Dyson is one of the brands called out in the headline "Dyson, Rhode, Hoka and more," which places it among the month’s most visible new launches across tech and home categories. The supplied excerpts do not include a specific Dyson product description, so the brand’s presence is best read as a marker: Select’s editors are paying attention to Dyson’s newest entries this cycle. For gifts aimed at design-forward tech or home upgrades, Dyson’s headline placement signals it likely appears in Select’s broader list of 89 items; the supplied material simply doesn’t provide the model or claims.

7. Caraway (brand mention)

Caraway is listed among brands in the supplied excerpt without an accompanying product description. Given Select’s stated category spread (including kitchen and home), Caraway’s mention suggests it figures in those sections of the roundup. The excerpt lacks product-level details here, so include Caraway in your gift research as a named presence from the Select edit—use the full NBC Select list to confirm which specific Caraway launch is on the roster.

8. How to read this roundup as a gift stylist

Select’s piece is deliberately iterative—its earlier captured headline read "The 51+ best new products (so far) this month" and the version tied to this update reached 89 items—so consider it a curated stream rather than a finite list. The explicit category structure (apparel & footwear; tech; beauty & wellness; home; travel; kitchen) and the editorial bylines (Zoe Malin; Harry Rabinowitz) give you coordinates for building themed gift edits: a footwear-forward bundle, a morning-beauty kit centered on Rhode, or a tech-backed home upgrade featuring names like Dyson. Use the specific product paragraphs supplied here (Hoka Transport 2; Rhode Caffeine Reset) as immediate giftable entries, and treat the named-but-undescribed items as prompts to consult the full Select list for prices and availability.

9. Final note on use and timing

This is a living, editor-curated inventory meant for shoppers and gift-stylists: as Select itself puts it, "We will continuously update this article throughout the month with new releases we think you should know about." The March 3, 2026 update reached 89 new product launches for February / early March 2026, and that momentum is the practical takeaway—think of this roundup as a short list that will continue to reveal fresh, wrap-ready finds as the month progresses.