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Best and Worst Phone Plan Providers
Before choosing a new cellular service, check CR's review of the best and worst cell phone plan providers based on results from our latest member survey.
How to Save $500 on Your Cell Phone Plan
If you're tired of paying too much for your cell phone plan, use CR's advice to shave a little off your bill or find a better service provider.
How to Unlock Your Phone From Any Major Carrier
Unlocking your cell phone lets you switch carriers without buying a new device. Consumer Reports explains how to do it.
8 Simple Ways to Reduce Your Cell Phone Screen Time
Consumer Reports shares simple, expert-backed strategies for cutting back on the time you spend on your phone.
How an Old-School Flip Phone Changed My Life
People are ditching their smartphones to reduce their screen time. Can the Nokia 2780 flip phone help me slash mine? Here's what I learned when I gave it a try.
Pros and Cons of Buying an iPhone Directly From Apple
Consumer Reports explains the pros and cons of buying an iPhone directly from Apple instead of your cell service carrier.
How to Clean the Charging Port and Speakers on a Smartphone or Tablet
These are the best expert-recommended ways to clean the charging port and speakers on a smartphone or tablet to avoid audio issues and other problems.
Best Cell Phone Plans for Older People
Consumer Reports explains how people 55 and older can save money using deals on cell phone plans from AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon.
Most and Least Reliable Phone Brands
Consumer Reports’ exclusive survey of the most and least reliable phone brands reveals the devices with the greatest and least likelihood of problems.
What to Keep in a Winter Car Emergency Kit
Essential gear to stock your winter car emergency kit to deal with roadside emergencies, such as a flat tire, a dead battery, or mechanical failure.
The Best Cell Phone Case for Your Pricey Device
What's the best cell phone case for your device? Consumer Reports talked to a number of experts—in-house and out—to figure out what to look for. Here's what we learned.
Cut Your Bills by More Than $800 a Month
Heat, gas, phone, electricity, insurance and internet plans all cost more these days. Our expert tips can help you trim your expenses by over $800 a month.
One-Third of Toys and Household Items With Button-Sized Batteries CR Tested Pose a Hazard to Children
A third of the products CR tested had accessible button batteries, which are a choking hazard and can burn body tissue if swallowed or inserted into a nose or an ear.
Lincoln Aviators Are Recalled to Fix Backup Camera
Lincoln is recalling 2020-2024 Aviator SUVs because their backup camera may flicker or show a distorted image due to electromagnetic interference from a cell phone.
Great Low-Priced Smartphones
Looking for a great smartphone for $600 or less? Consumer Reports lists low-priced smartphones that are fully featured but won't break the bank.
Why Cell Phone Service From Your Cable Company May Make Sense
Consumer Reports explains the pros and cons of getting cell phone service from your cable company, noting the savings and flexibility offered by Altice, Spectrum, and Xfinity.
How to Turn Off AI Tools Like Gemini, Apple Intelligence, Copilot, and More
AI features are crowding into Google search, Gmail, iPhones, Windows laptops, and other products. If you're suffering from AI overload, these settings can help.
Talking Cars 348: Driving the Toyota Mirai Fuel-Cell Car
Episode 348 of the “Talking Cars With Consumer Reports” video podcast covers driving the Toyota Mirai fuel-cell car and answers questions about Ford's BlueCruise.
The iPhone 16e Does Almost Everything You Want an iPhone to Do
The budget-friendly iPhone 16e loses some features, like an ultrawide camera and MagSafe charging, but it's still a great entry-level phone.
Best Holiday Deals on Apple Devices
Consumer Reports tracks all the best holiday deals on Apple devices, including AirPods, MacBooks, Apple Watches, and more.
