Consumer Reports' Most Reliable Kitchen Appliance Brand Is No Longer LG
LG has long been one of the premier kitchen appliance brands, but one rival has dethroned it at the top of Consumer Reports' reliability rankings.
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The Best 65-Inch TV You Can Buy For Under $1,000, According To Consumer Reports
Just because your TV budget can't stretch past $1,000 doesn't mean you have to make do with a small one, as this Consumer Reports-approved TV shows.
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Americans Are Quietly Installing DIY Solar To Fight Skyrocketing Energy Bills
While we can't control how much electricity costs, many Americans are showing that it is possible to at least choose where we get some of it from.
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12 Cool Gadgets Any Handyman Can Get Use Out Of
Every handyman has the basics covered. These gadgets are the extras that make certain jobs easier, cleaner, or just a little more convenient.
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Are Eero Mesh Routers Better Than Google Nest Wi-Fi? What Consumer Reports Data Says
Eero and Google are two major players when it comes to mesh Wi-Fi routers, and here's how Consumer Reports ranks these two brands' offerings.
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12 Useful Gadgets That Can Help You Take Better Photos
Skill can get you far in the world of photography, but the accessories and equipment you're using can help you enhance your camera's capabilities even further.
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This Is How Companies Make Modern Home Projectors So Cheap
From costing thousands to under $50, the price of projectors has plummeted. Here is how tech companies cut corners to make them so affordable.
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13 Of The Best Laptops You Can Buy In 2026
Sure, you may be able to get it done on your phone, but sometimes a bigger screen, a physical keyboard, and some extra power just makes everything better.
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This Chinese Company Wants To Sell You A Yacht For The Price Of A Used Car
Buying a yacht may well be out of reach for the vast majority of middle class people, but if this Chinese company had its way, that wouldn't be the case.
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12 3D Printing Projects That Are Perfect For Beginners
Your first 3D prints should be simple, practical, and satisfying to finish. This list highlights projects that print easily and still feel genuinely useful.
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Elon Musk Recruits William Shatner To Promote A Controversial New X Feature
X and Elon Musk are working on adding a long-speculated feature and they've recruited none other than science fiction legend William Shatner to promote it.
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4 Potential HDMI Splitter Hazards You Probably Didn't Know About
An HDMI splitter (not to be confused with an HDMI switch) can be useful for showing the same content on multiple streams, but there are hazards to be aware of.
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FBI Warns Americans Of 'Proof-Of-Life' Photo Scam That Creates Panic In Minutes
A fake photo showing a loved one in danger might trigger panic in the recipient, but the FBI warns that these scams are becoming increasingly common.
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5 Of Hollywood's Most Unrealistic Depictions Of Tanks
Movies don't always give the most accurate depictions of military vehicles, including tanks. Here are five movies that have the most unrealistic tank scenes.
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New Bill Would Ban Bosses From Forcing Microchip Implants In Employees
If you're worried about a "Severance" style science fiction future where your employer can require you to get implants, you're probably safe for now.
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5 Clever Uses For Your Old Smartwatch
If you're a techie who likes to upgrade your gear regularly, figuring out what to do with last year's smartwatch model can be a bit of a head-scratcher.
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5 Gadgets That Will Instantly Upgrade Your Hotel Room
Keep your technology organized on the move with these must-have gadgets that will keep you charged and ready for work, research, and messaging.
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The World's Largest Battery Will Actually Use Rust To Power Google's Data Center
As AI’s energy demands surge, Google is backing an unexpected breakthrough that uses rust to reimagine how massive batteries store power.
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Using An iPhone & Windows PC? Here's How I Make It Work (And What I'd Change)
If your main computer runs Windows but your phone is an iPhone, the ecosystem gap is real. These apps make the setup far less frustrating.
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5 Places Where Smart Glasses Like Meta Ray-Bans Should Never, Ever Be Worn
Wearable tech is everywhere, but recording devices are strictly prohibited in certain locations. Here are five places to leave your frames behind.
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5 Smart Garage Door Opener Models That Are Easy To Install
Smart garage door openers offer many benefits, but installation can be tough. This picks make it a cinch to add voice and remote functionality to your garage.
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The Windows Phone Keyboard Was Brilliant - Apple And Android Should Be Using It
Windows Phone may have fallen by the wayside, but we believe that its keyboard was — and is — better than the ones on Android and iOS. Here's why.
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5 Of The Best Portable Phone Chargers, According To Consumer Reports
Running out of power away from home means getting lost, missing that email, or enduring a boring flight. These chargers will juice you up on the go.
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13 Of The Best Budget-Friendly Phones For Under $600
Some of the most capable smartphones today cost far less than you might expect. See which models under $600 are actually worth buying.
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Are 3D-Printed Weapons Really 'Untraceable'? New Study Has A Surprising Answer
The humble 3D printer is an excellent prototyping tool, but their ability to make possibly untraceable firearms has raised safety concerns for many.
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An Unexpected Discovery Just Uncovered Metals Tech Companies Are Desperate For
Rare earth metals like cobalt are very important in various different industries. Canadian miners have now discovered a new hotspot for these metals.
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Audiophiles Can't Hear The Difference Between Copper Wires And A Banana
A good set of speakers or headphones can make any music sound amazing. What happens if the signal is transmitted through a banana or some copper wires?
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