Dangerous toys and killer car seats listed for sale at online marketplaces like Amazon and eBay
Online marketplaces are risking your family's safety. We reveal how Amazon and Ebay are failing to protect their customers from unsafe and killer toys and car seats.
From Shenzhen to Sheffield: the journey of fake reviews
We explore how Shenzhen in China has changed the way we shop, and how dodgy products and fake reviews can be traced back to the city.
Dyson V11 Absolute £100 off in early Black Friday deal
We've spotted a big price drop on Dyson's top-end V11 Absolute cordless vacuum cleaner. You can save £100 but is this the best vacuum you can buy?
Amazon tech with fake reviews rated ‘Don’t Buy’ in Which? labs
Highly rated tech products sold on Amazon, including those recommended as 'Amazon's Choice', have been rated as Don’t Buys in Which? labs, in an investigation into fake reviews and the reliability of Amazon’s customer scores.
The cheap security cameras inviting hackers into your home
More than 50,000 internet-connected cameras, sold mostly on Amazon, could have critical security flaws putting UK consumers’ privacy at risk.
Is it worth pre-ordering Amazon’s new Alexa and Echo devices?
With Black Friday right around the corner and the festive season not too far in the distance, Amazon has unveiled its updated range of voice-enabled devices in readiness. Among the...
Chatterbox: five things you didn’t know you could ask your smart speaker
Whether you’re buying a brand-new smart speaker or looking to get more from your existing home setup, we’ve rounded up some handy voice commands for you to try at home....
Facebook still flooded with fake review groups, warns Which?
Our latest fake reviews investigations reveals the shocking scale of the issue, including the Facebook groups generating thousands of posts in just one month.
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.