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> Consumer Reports, for example. Not sure if it's comparable but in the UK we have "Which?" magazine which provides reader-funded "supposedly impartial" produc
by tailspin2019 4y ago
> Consumer Reports, for example.
Not sure if it's comparable but in the UK we have "Which?" magazine which provides reader-funded "supposedly impartial" product/business reviews. (It started as a printed magazine but is now largely an online venture I think).
I haven't done much due-diligence on them but they've been going for a long time (edit: wow, since 1957 it seems!) and traditionally have had a decent reputation in the UK.
I've personally paid for their print magazine and more recently online subscription for brief periods when wanting some analysis on a couple of important purchases, and found the information to be useful.
https://www.which.co.uk https://www.which.co.uk