I bought the top 10 winning products for dropshipping and we're about to dive and test them to see just how amazing they truly are!

These fantastic finds were recommended by a seasoned dropshipping YouTuber expert, Nathan Nazareth and we're gearing up to test them out and rank them from the absolute best to the least impressive.

And to add a cherry on top, I'll be sharing the scoop on the actual cost (COGS) of sending these incredible products straight to your customers from China!

The initial item on our list is the LED flying ball toy, and while it falls a bit short of my expectations, the mechanics are noteworthy. It operates through a suction cup adhering to one side, with a surrounding spring that compresses, generating force in the opposite direction. This process propels the toy into the air momentarily, transforming it into a flying ball.

Despite its functional performance, the letdown lies in its cheap build, featuring numerous imperfections on the plastic and an overall flimsy feel. Concerns arise regarding its durability, especially if subjected to chewing by a dog, given its LED components, which could pose potential hazards.

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I must express my admiration for this electronic cupping device. Its mechanism involves creating a vacuum between your skin and the cup by extracting air through a small hole, resulting in a noticeable skin pull. Cupping, with a history spanning thousands of years, has gained popularity among bodybuilders for its purported benefits in reducing pain, inflammation, and muscle tightness. While I may not be well-versed in the scientific aspects, the product performs remarkably well. In fact, it left a prominent red mark on my back, attesting to its effectiveness.

Beyond its functionality, the device boasts high-quality production. It exudes a premium feel with no discernible imperfections, and it seems durable enough.

The buttons are user-friendly and pleasant to the touch.

• Featuring an on/off button

• a heat button with 12 levels

• a suction strength button with 12 levels

• pressure release button

Even if one panics and feels the pressure building up, it's straightforward to release the pressure, especially for those who may not have thoroughly read the instructions. Considering all these factors, I am inclined to assign this product an S-tier ranking, reflecting its outstanding performance, quality build, and user-friendly design.

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I'm genuinely surprised by the effectiveness of this product – an electronic dead skin and callous remover. It includes a rotating coarse head for smoothing and a fine head for polishing, though the specifics are a bit unclear. The device is ergonomically pleasing to hold, striking a balance that prevents it from feeling cheap. It offers both high and low settings, adjusting the rotation speed, and features a handy light switch for precision during use.

Upon first glance, the product presents itself with an appealing design. However, for those with a keen eye for detail, there might be some minor imperfections on the plastic. Nevertheless, the vast majority of users would likely find the product satisfactory. The real magic happens when you use the product – effortlessly eliminating dead skin feels remarkably satisfying.

While I personally haven't tried a manual version, the sheer ease of this automatic version suggests a broad market appeal, especially for those seeking a hassle-free experience. Considering its overall performance and the joy it brings to the skincare routine, I would confidently rank this product as an S-tier for delivering smooth skin effortlessly.

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Now, let's delve into the neck beauty device, a product that has left me somewhat undecided. The device boasts an aesthetically pleasing design, a comfortable feel, and visually appealing lights. However, my uncertainty stems from its effectiveness – as it will take time before we see results.

For enthusiasts of beauty products, this device might hold significant appeal. It offers three settings:

• The Clean setting turns the device orange and activates vibrations

• RF (Radio Frequency), turns it red and induces warmth

• EMS (Electric Muscle Stimulation) turns it blue

Each setting provides three intensity levels that offers distinct benefits for the skin. One could build an entire skincare routine around this device. However, despite its positive attributes, I am inclined to assign it an A-tier rating. This decision is primarily influenced by the time it might take to witness tangible results.

Nevertheless, as a well-designed and high-quality product, it holds the potential to delight customers, particularly those already inclined towards such beauty innovations. Its compact and lightweight nature further adds to its appeal, promising reduced shipping costs and enhanced profit margins.

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Let's explore the shapewear compression vest designed for women. It offers a degree of stretchiness, providing flexibility for adjustments, but this can be a double-edged sword as it may lead to sizing errors. Achieving maximum compression requires the vest to be considerably smaller than the wearer, as a snug fit won't yield effective compression. Despite this consideration, the vest proves to be versatile, featuring a bottom opening for restroom convenience and adjustable shoulder straps, making it an overall excellent product.

The material composition consists of 85% polyester and 15% elastane, rendering a pleasant tactile experience. Any discomfort experienced while wearing it is likely due to the compression rather than the material quality. While there is a slight odor, a quick wash can easily address this issue. All things considered, I'm leaning towards a B-tier rating for this product. It stands out as an excellent and cost-effective item with easy shipping, yet potential sizing challenges, particularly for new dropshippers, could pose some difficulties.

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Now, let's delve into what might be the most peculiar purchase in my collection so far – the shark blanket wrap. It's designed for wearing like a onesie, with the potential for dancing, albeit not much else. A notable quirk is that once your hands slip into it, they're essentially trapped, as there are no openings for them to emerge. While this renders the hands useless, it does contribute to a certain authenticity, considering sharks don't typically have hands.

In terms of appearance, our acquired product seems to be a mix of a whale and a shark, prompting consideration for alternative suppliers if one is thinking of retailing this item. Moving on to practicality, donning this blanket wrap transforms you into something akin to a penguin, limiting your mobility.

However, credit must be given where it's due – the fabric is remarkably soft to the touch, and the colors are pleasing. A noteworthy positive is its lack of any unpleasant odor. All things considered, I'm leaning towards a C-tier rating for this peculiar product. While it might seem a bit impractical, there are certainly worse quality items out there. Ultimately, if it resonates with customers, it might just find its place in the market.

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Let's discuss a rather eerie product – the vampiric dolly in a cage. When activated, its eyes transform into a menacing red glow, accompanied by an ominous cackling. The doll then pulls at the bars, creating the illusion of a possessed entity on the loose. The intensity of its movements is such that caution is advised regarding the placement of the cage. The forceful rocking can potentially lead to tipping, especially on unstable surfaces, unless it's hung up using the provided string.

Constructed primarily of plastic, with elastic bars in front, the cage exhibits a unique design. While the doll's hands might appear a bit inexpensive, its hair, face, and clothing contribute to an overall impressive and somewhat eerie aesthetic.

Considering the quality of the product and the genuinely unsettling effect it produces – ideal for Halloween – I'm inclined to assign our vampiric dolly an A-tier rating. However, its niche appeal might limit year-round sales, making it a more seasonal item.

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Next product is a frightful clown mask that peels off to reveal the skinless face of the clown. Initially, I was a bit underwhelmed as it didn't match the realism depicted in the photos, but this might be due to my daytime inspection. I admittedly left it disregarded on the table, passing judgment hastily. However, when worn, especially in the evening with appropriate lighting, it presents a significantly improved appearance.

Comfort-wise, it's reasonably wearable, although it does carry a slight rubbery scent. Nevertheless, for a Halloween costume, scent might not be a top priority. Notably, the mask uses magnets to adhere, facilitating easy removal and reattachment throughout the night.

On the whole, I'm leaning towards a B-tier rating for this product. While it's impressive, there's a risk of customers undervaluing it initially, similar to my initial impression. Additionally, the slight scent could be a minor deterrent for some users.

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Let's swiftly delve into this next product – another mask, this time featuring a skeleton with an exposed brain that allows you to cover it with a hat, giving you the opportunity to tip your hat like a refined gentleman. Similar to the previous mask, its appearance improves when worn, although I was surprised by its slightly oversized fit for my head.

A notable concern lies in shipping this item in a polybag, as it may arrive in less-than-ideal condition for customers. This was how the factory sent it to us, prompting some apprehension about the item's durability during transit.

Overall, I'm inclined to give this product a B-tier rating as well. While it's a solid product, there's a slight discrepancy between the videos showcasing it and the actual product received. The concern about shipping conditions also factors into this assessment.

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Now, let's take a look at the final products – a pair of LED masks that Nathan featured in his video. Despite their distinct differences, both masks offer a myriad of displays to choose from, each with its own set of advantages and drawbacks.

Starting with the first one, it stands out for its simplicity. The key selling point revolves around its exceptionally bright lights, offering a variety of patterns and animations for users to cycle through.

Moving on to the second mask, it exudes a more premium feel in terms of build and technology. Notably, it comes with an app for mask control, allowing users to create their own displays using uploaded images or typed words. While it offers a high-tech and premium experience, the lights, though impressive, don't match the brightness of the first mask.

In my assessment, both masks deserve a solid B-tier ranking. Customers are likely to find satisfaction with either option. However, the thought occurs that if the second mask's brightness matched that of the first, the combination of the two could be truly exceptional.

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That wraps up the lineup of all 10 products, and I've gotta give a big shoutout to Nathan Nazareth for these awesome product recommendations! I randomly chose this video, not knowing what to anticipate, but I'm genuinely thrilled with the quality across the board. If you're considering selling any of these gems, take comfort in knowing that you won't be dealing with a flood of chargebacks. Your customers should be pretty delighted for the most part!

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