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Thank Chris,

One more thing, if I do canonicalization, should I create a page without paging and point all the other page (for example: New products - Page 1 of 2, New products - Page 2 of 2, Hot products - Page 1 of 2)  to that no-pagination-page so it would look like this:

• New products - Page 1 of 2 ---- canonicalize ----> All products page without pagination
• New products - Page 2 of 2 ---- canonicalize ----> All products page without pagination
• Hot products - Page 1 of 2 ---- canonicalize ----> All products page without pagination
• Hot products - Page 2 of 2 ---- canonicalize ----> All products page without pagination

And should I still do the rel=next, rel=prev on the pages that have pagination (New products, Hot products)?

All of my products are the same, have the same layout, same display, same amount of product. The only difference is the order that the product is displayed.

Let's say I got an e-commerce website. In that website I have 3 different pages:

• New products: display paged products order by created time descendingly
• Hot products: display paged products order by viewed
• Random products: display paged products randomly
  So are those 3 pages should be considered duplicated content? Should I canonicalize them to New product page (with paging), or should I create a new page without paging and point all of 3 pages above to that page (this page doesn't make sense from user experience but look good for crawler)?