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What's new on ConsumerReports.org
Visit ConsumerReports.org to find information on the products and services you use every day.
The best time to buy anything
Some sales are tied to the introduction of new models, while others are long-standing traditions. Use our month-by-month guide to see when you can typically find the lowest prices on all sorts of products.

New chain saw reviews
Our tests of gas and electric chain saws found that some clear driveway-blocking branches better than others. We also tested loppers, which are good for small jobs.

Debit-card skimming at gas pumps
When you swipe your debit card at the pump, you might be handing crooks what they need to steal your money. Cut your risk by learning what not to do when filling up.

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Top energy-saving lightbulbs
Top energy-saving lightbulbs
Find the right lightbulb for every area of your home, indoors and out. Remember, not all CFLs and LEDs fit in every fixture, so check our buying guide before you shop.

Store brands vs. name brands
Store brands vs. name brands
Buying store brands (also known as private labels) can reap you big savings at the supermarket. But are you willing to give up a name-brand favorite such as Heinz ketchup? In our tests, 33 of 57 store-brand foods were as good as or better than the national brand.

Samsung OLED TV review
Samsung OLED TV review
The Samsung KN55S9C OLED TV promises to be a game-changer that could one day push current TV technology to the sidelines. Get all the details in our review and video.

6 frivolous smart-phone features
6 frivolous smart-phone features
You probably appreciate smart-phone features that conserve battery life or block annoying calls. But other bells and whistles, nifty as they may first appear, are more like half-baked solutions to problems that don't exist.

Best SUVs with third-row seating
Best SUVs with third-row seating
A third-row seat is handy for carpooling duties. We evaluate the long and short of third-row seats in the Acura MDX, Mercedes-Benz GL350 BlueTec, Mitsubishi Outlander, and others.

Michelin dominates latest tire Ratings
Michelin dominates latest tire Ratings
Michelin was the big winner in our latest tests of dozens of all-season, winter, and summer tires. Goodyear, Pirelli, and others have traction, too.
Desktop 3D printers have arrived
Desktop 3D printers have arrived
A 3D printer creates a three-dimensional object by building layer upon layer of plastic. Watch our video for more examples of fun stuff you can make, whether it's a chess piece, figurine, or bracelet.

Do anti-aging supplements work?
Do anti-aging supplements work?
What can you really expect from anti-aging supplements? We looked at DHEA pills, omega-3 supplements, resveratrol extracts, and catalase pills, which purport to counteract aging.

How to handle a college student's money needs
How to handle a college student's money needs
After you've figured out the big spending issues (tuition, room and board), consider how your scholar will handle everyday expenses. Follow our strategies to save on fees and interest payments.

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