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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#957

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Preview: 2026 Hyundai Palisade Is Larger, More Powerful, and More Upscale - Consumer Reports

1 week ago | consumerreports.org | Jeff S. Bartlett

For its second generation, the Hyundai Palisade goes big, increasing its size, peak power, fuel efficiency, premium features, and off-road capability. When the Palisade was first introduced, it was the more elegant sibling of the laudable Kia Telluride. Redesigned for 2026, the new Palisade takes that role to greater lengths as it faces off against new competition like the Toyota Grand Highlander—a roomy, recent entry in the three-row midsized SUV segment.
10 Ways to Save Money on Formula

1 week ago | consumerreports.org | Jessica D'Argenio Waller

Because infant formula is expensive, and babies drink a lot of it April 15, 2025 Illustration: Lacey Browne/Consumer Reports Most parents will offer their baby formula at some point in their first year: By 6 months of age, 3 out of 4 babies in the United States are consuming formula as part of their diet, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Baby Food Sold at Target Has Been Recalled Due to High Levels of Lead - Consumer Reports

1 week ago | consumerreports.org | Jessica D'Argenio Waller

If you’ve recently bought baby food at Target, it’s worth checking your pantry: More than 25,000 units of Good & Gather Baby Pea, Zucchini, Kale & Thyme Vegetable Purée are being recalled for elevated levels of lead. The shelf-stable containers are sold as 4-ounce tubs, and this is currently the only flavor of Good & Gather baby food purées being recalled. Good & Gather is a Target store brand, and the product was sold nationwide at Target stores.
Best American Cars, SUVs, and Trucks - Consumer Reports

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

Consumer Reports names the best American cars, SUVs, and trucks based on Overall Score, among models sold by U.S. brands, regardless of where they're built.
Where Are Car Tires Made?

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

Consumer Reports' test program shows how global the tire industry has become April 8, 2025 CR’s tire program manager, Ryan Pszczolkowski, buys hundreds of tires each year for testing. They're shipped from around the globe to our test center in Connecticut.
How to Save if Tariffs Cause Price Hikes on Tech Products and Appliances - Consumer Reports

2 weeks ago | consumerreports.org | James Willcox

Prices could rise the most on phones, laptops, TVs, and certain home appliances April 8, 2025 Tariffs are likely to lead to higher prices on electronics and other imported goods. Photo: Gabby Jones/Getty Images In some ways, Greg Capra considers himself lucky.
How Tariffs Will Affect Baby Gear Prices—and What Parents Can Do Now - Consumer Reports

2 weeks ago | consumerreports.org | Jessica D'Argenio Waller

New parents already struggling with high prices will be hit hard by rising costs for baby products April 4, 2025 Photo: Consumer Reports With new tariffs threatening to raise prices on baby gear like car seats, strollers, and cribs, members of Congress, as well as the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association, have called for an exemption to help parents and caregivers.
Why Choosing the Right Car Matters More Than Ever

3 weeks ago | consumerreports.org | Keith Barry

Our experts share their dos and don’ts for navigating car buying in the age of tariffs and price volatility April 2, 2025 Photo: Getty Images We still don’t know exactly how tariffs will affect the auto industry, but it’s likely that car prices will increase, further stretching consumers’ budgets.
Best Food Dehydrators - Consumer Reports

3 weeks ago | consumerreports.org | Lisa Cupido Fogarty

outside the labs Our luxury pick costs $400, but our smart buy costs just $65 and won’t take up your entire counter March 28, 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. CR tested three popular food dehydrators and used them to make fruit leather, beef jerky, and dried herbs.
How to Save Money Buying a Car, Even If Prices Go Up Due to Tariffs - Consumer Reports

4 weeks ago | consumerreports.org | Keith Barry |Jeff S. Bartlett

Cars might get more expensive. Here’s everything you need to know. March 27, 2025 The assembly line at Tesla's factory in Fremont, Calif. Photo: Tesla If you’re buying a new car, you’re likely wondering how 25 percent tariffs on foreign-built cars and car parts will affect prices. You’re not alone. The entire auto industry is working through the White House’s announcement and its impact on their businesses.