Consumer Reports

Consumer Reports is a monthly publication in the United States that has been in circulation since 1936. It is produced by a separate entity that was established in 2012. The magazine provides evaluations and comparisons of various consumer goods and services, relying on data collected from its own testing lab and research surveys. Notably, Consumer Reports does not accept any advertisements and purchases all the items it reviews. As a non-profit organization, it operates without shareholders. In addition to product reviews, the magazine also offers cleaning tips and general purchasing advice. Currently, it boasts around 7.3 million subscribers and has an annual budget of approximately $21 million dedicated to testing.

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#4683

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5 Reasons Not to Buy a Toyota RAV4 Now

5 days ago | consumerreports.org | Jeff S. Bartlett

The RAV4 is a CR-Recommended vehicle and popular for good reason. But there are other great small SUVs you might want to choose instead. June 2, 2025 Photo: Toyota The first-generation 1996 Toyota RAV4 pioneered the modern small sport utility vehicle. At the time, SUVs were true trucks—off-road ready, with room for people and cargo, but not as comfortable for everyday use as a regular car.
Nursing Pillow Regulations Tighten. Is Yours Safe? - Consumer Reports

1 week ago | consumerreports.org | Alexandra Frost

Significant design changes aim to make nursing pillows safer. Here’s what parents should know now. Updated May 29, 2025 Photo: Getty Images Nursing pillows are meant to help support a nursing mom, quite literally. But over the years, they’ve also proven to be a safety concern.
2022–2025 Toyota Tundra Recalled Due to Risk of Rear Collision - Consumer Reports

2 weeks ago | consumerreports.org | Jeff S. Bartlett

The reverse lights may not illuminate May 21, 2025 2025 Toyota Tundra TRD Rally Package Photo: Toyota Toyota is recalling about 443,000 Tundra pickup trucks due to the risk of the reverse lights not illuminating. Without those lights on when the truck is in Reverse, there is no indication that the vehicle is about to move backward, thereby risking a collision with an uninformed car or pedestrian.
Inside Kroger's Secret Shopper Profiles: Why You May Be Paying More Than Your Neighbors - Consumer Reports

2 weeks ago | consumerreports.org | Derek Kravitz |Evan O'Neil

Kroger Customer Data Profile: Hazem Salem Gender: Female Auto Market: 4 out of 7* Household Size: 2 people Education Level: High School Degree Income Estimate: $66,000 per year Cruise Likelihood: 6 out of 7 Travel Likelihood: Domestic: 2 out of 7 International: 4 out of 7 Pet Ownership: Cat: 4 out of 7 Dog: 4 out of 7 *Auto market evaluation may be correct. Salem, a married father living in the Portland metro area, is a man, not a woman.
We Tried It: First Look at the Roborock Saros Z70 Robot Vacuum With OmniGrip Mechanical Arm - Consumer Reports

2 weeks ago | consumerreports.org | Jodhaira Rodriguez

Can its arm really help keep floors less cluttered by picking up and putting away random items? May 20, 2025 When you shop through retailer links on our site, we may earn affiliate commissions. 100% of the fees we collect are used to support our nonprofit mission. Learn more. The Roborock Saros Z70 can pick up items weighing up to 300 grams with its mechanical arm.
Preview: 2026 Toyota RAV4 Is All Hybrid With More Power and Tech - Consumer Reports

2 weeks ago | consumerreports.org | Jeff S. Bartlett

The next-gen SUV boasts the latest infotainment and safety features May 20, 2025 The new RAV4 family, featuring (from left) the Woodland, Limited, and GR Sport. Photo: Toyota The redesigned 2026 Toyota RAV is offered strictly as a hybrid and a plug-in hybrid. It introduces new trim levels and steps up its game for comfort, convenience, and safety.
Deadly Furniture, Unsafe Infant Sleepers, Toxic Toys, and More Reasons to Save the Consumer Product Safety Commission - Consumer Reports

2 weeks ago | consumerreports.org | Lauren Kirchner

You may not know all the ways the CPSC is keeping your family safe, but safety advocates say you’ll miss it if it’s gone May 20, 2025 Graphic: Consumer Reports, Getty Images A government agency responsible for protecting Americans from unsafe products now needs protection itself.
Preview: New 2026 Toyota bZ Woodland Electric SUV

2 weeks ago | consumerreports.org | Jeff S. Bartlett

A roomier alternative to the bZ May 20, 2025 The Toyota bZ Woodland features black fender arches, a raised ride height, and roof rails. Photo: Toyota The bZ Woodland expands on Toyota’s electric offerings, providing a slightly larger SUV choice to the recently updated bZ (formerly known as the bZ4X). The “bZ” nomenclature stands for “beyond zero,” signaling it is a zero-emissions vehicle in Toyota parlance.
The Best Water Bottles From Our Tests

2 weeks ago | consumerreports.org | Angela Lashbrook

We used water bottles from Owala, Yeti, HydroFlask, and others every day and sent them to the lab for precision testing. Spoiler alert: The Stanley bottle wasn't among our top performers. May 20, 2025 When you shop through retailer links on our site, we may earn affiliate commissions. 100% of the fees we collect are used to support our nonprofit mission. Learn more. What's the best water bottle?
Top Picks for Strollers in 2025 - Consumer Reports

3 weeks ago | consumerreports.org | Karell Roxas

Three strollers stood out in our lab tests for safety, performance, and thoughtful features May 15, 2025 When you shop through retailer links on our site, we may earn affiliate commissions. 100% of the fees we collect are used to support our nonprofit mission. Learn more. Photos: Consumer Reports, Bumbleride For many families, a stroller is the MVP of their baby gear team.