Six tactics to get the best deal on Amazon Prime Day 2019
We roundup our top five tips for getting the best deal in the Amazon Prime Day sale 2019.
Accidentally signed up to Amazon Prime? You’re not alone
Ever bought something on Amazon, selected the best delivery option and later realised that you had subscribed to Prime? You’re not alone.
Exposed: the tricks sellers use to post fake reviews on Amazon
After analysing thousands of reviews across hundreds of products, evidence emerged of exactly how Amazon sellers have found intricate ways to ‘game’ the system.
Facebook and eBay urged to act on fake reviews
'Troubling evidence' of a thriving marketplace for fake online reviews was found between between November 2018 and June 2019, including a number of Facebook groups where people offered to write fake reviews, and eBay listings offering fake reviews for sale.
Amazon launches new £50 Fire 7 tablet: big discounts available on the old model
We run the rule over Amazon's new Fire 7 tablet, and look at whether you're better off opting for a big discount on the previous model
Thousands of ‘fake’ reviews removed from Amazon: it’s not enough
At least 78,000 reviews removed from Amazon across popular tech products in the last three years, but is Amazon doing enough to stem the tide of fake reviews?
Thousands of ‘fake’ customer reviews found on popular tech categories on Amazon
Tech products such as headphones, fitness trackers and smartwatches are dominated by 'unknown' brands on Amazon, and littered with fake reviews. What's the issue and how can you spot a fake review?
Which? reveals ‘Don’t Buy’ tech with 4-star customer reviews online
A Which? snapshot investigation has revealed a range of home and tech products with large numbers of positive customer reviews online – yet all of them were rated Don’t Buys in...
Amazon’s new cheap Kindle has a built-in light and is just £70
New cheap Kindle adds lights for reading at night, but how does it compare with the old model and should you buy one? Which? takes a look.
Why are eBay and Amazon still selling these ‘killer car seats’?
Fabric child car seats are being stocked on online marketplaces such as Ebay, Amazon and Aliexpress which are illegal to use in the UK. The seats could be potentially unsafe if involved in a car crash and are selling for as little as £8.19.