Black Friday is the best time of year to get a new one.
You can’t always rely on brand, price, or things like thickness to guide you when buying a charging cord.
To clear the air, Consumer Reports consulted with flight attendants and etiquette experts to come up with an essential guide of unspoken rules.
From TVs to headphones to kitchen gadgets, November is the best time to buy.
The Stormtrooper-like masks promise to give your skin a glow but can these LED face masks be the force behind healthier, more radiant skin?
Consumer Reports tests help “clear up” one big misconception: vinegar shouldn’t be your go-to for glass.
You'll want one that can handle everyday use and abuse without having to be repaired or replaced.
Consumer Reports says consumers are usually better off just putting away cash for emergency repairs rather than buying an extended warranty
Did you know you can negotiate the cost of a lease?
Expect the sales to start earlier than ever this year as retailers jockey for consumers’ attention and dollars.
Consumer Reports reveals the five things you should never put in your dishwasher!
Consumer Reports breaks down the cost differences and reveals ways to get a lower premium.
Consumer Reports steers us through the ins and outs of roadside assistance.
The good news—there are great picks at every price point.
Food in the freezer can last for about two days.
Consumer Reports car insurance ratings can help identify insurers with the best customer service, coverage, and the lowest premiums.
It’s a state-sponsored investment plan that allows you to save for your kids’ college education no matter how far into the future.
Testers looked at how fast a diaper absorbs saline and how well it holds it in
Some seem obvious when you think about them, while others may be surprising.
For the first time, CR evaluated and rated eight pet insurance providers based on a survey of its members with insured pets.
Wireless technology allows automakers to be the gatekeeper of your car’s information.
August is all about back-to-school and Labor Day sales. This month you can expect big deals on on tech.
No matter where you get your roadside assistance, plans often include the basics like a tow or jump-start and help if you have a flat, run out of gas, or lock yourself out of your car.
Ever wonder whether those glowing five-star reviews you often see are real?
Consumer Reports is offering some suggestions for dorm essentials to kick-start college students' return to dorm life.
Consumer Reports talks about front-over safety on big vehicles.
Consumer Reports says you don’t need to spend much money on a fancy grill.
Robomops are designed to clean hard-surface floors, like tile, vinyl or some hardwood.
Americans aren’t just saving less right now, they’re also adding to their credit card debt.
If you're getting a credit card, the best option is to get a rewards card that directly fits into your lifestyle
Consumer Reports’ experts test helmets in a special lab, measuring how well they absorb impact at about 14 mph.
HULU, Apple Music, YouTube, Spotify and Pandora all offer savings, some between 50-75%!
Consider a smart hose timer to keep your lawn and plants hydrated.
To help if you get hit with hidden fees, CR says to take screenshots of each loan term page before you hit “accept.”
A blind panel of eight tasters from Consumer Reports sampled popular filet mignon and rib-eye cuts from Omaha Steaks, the Kansas City Steak Company and Snake River Farms.
not all bug sprays are effective, which is why Consumer Reports put 53 repellents to the test to find out the best ones for you.
Some food labels are regulated by the FDA, but others aren’t.
Consumer Reports tracks the prices of many of the products it tests all year long, so it knows exactly when they go on deep discount.
Consumer Reports reveals the savings strategies to manage rising insurance costs.
If your loan application gets denied, there are things you can do to help save it, but you'll have to act fast.
Consumer Reports breaks down the ways law enforcement can access your videos.
In its laboratory tests, Consumer Reports calculates both factors so you can see just how much a printer will really cost you over time.
If you decide your grill needs replacing, Consumer Reports has tested more than 500 models.
Consumer Reports tests routers for what matters most: How fast they send a Wi-Fi signal over a distance, as well as data privacy and security.
Many financial planners say that putting aside enough to cover three to six months of essential expenses is a good rule.
CR tried more than three dozen sauces to find which are best when it comes to taste and nutrition.
Consumer Reports offers some easy tips to keep your food out of the trash and your money in your wallet.
Consumer Reports dug into the data, looking at the prices of hundreds of cars it bought over nearly 20 years.
Consumer Reports talks about buying or leasing vehicles and the options buyers or leases have now.
Consumer Reports explains some safety steps you need to take before you meet up for an online sale.
