How coronavirus is impacting the car industry; what you need to know if you’re buying a car
Many cars are still available to buy right now if you need one for essential travel, but some – though not all – manufacturers have warned of delays to delivery...
Can I drive during the coronavirus lockdown?
Driving has not been totally banned during the UK’s COVID-19 lockdown, but the government has said that you can only drive for specific, essential reasons. Find out what these reasons...
How to make the most of Alexa during lockdown
Alexa can be your helping hand through this difficult time – whether that’s getting the most out of your day, helping you to keep fit, providing entertainment or ‘helping out’...
BBC Sounds app launches on connected TVs from today
Some TV owners will get access to the new BBC Sounds app today, offering listeners BBC local and national radio, music mixes and podcasts through their set. Today, YouView and...
Headphones: how much do they really harm your hearing?
Safe listening levels for headphones are lower than you might think. In fact, the NHS warns that listening to headphones too loudly is ‘one of the biggest dangers to hearing’....
Should you share your headphones?
You’d never share a toothbrush or handkerchief, but headphones are more of a grey area, with sharing music with others being one of the joys of listening. The question is: how often do you clean them?
Large cars from BMW, Tesla and Volvo on test: how much should you spend?
With some big-brand large cars starting from less than £25,000, a spacious car doesn’t have to cost the earth. But given premium large cars can cost double this or more,...
Latest Which? car tests of small and medium hatchbacks: which brand should you buy?
This month we’ve tested some of the biggest-name small and medium cars on the market, including the latest BMW 1 Series and Renault Clio, plus sportier options the Hyundai i30...
9 myths about headphones you shouldn’t believe
Since it’s impossible to compare headphone sound quality when buying online, brands go to great lengths with gimmicky spec lists to try to differentiate their pairs from the crowd. We’ve identified some of the worst offenders below – plus some common flawed assumptions people make when buying, so you can make sure you choose based on what counts.
Latest Which? car tests: are upmarket cars worth your money?
With some of the latest SUVs and hatchbacks launching with features previously reserved for premium cars, upmarket brands are having to up their game. Some are certainly worth the money...