Consumer

Access the latest issue as well as back issues of some popular consumer magazines:

• • Consumer Reports (2014 - Present)
  • Consumer Reports On Health (2015 - Present)
  • Consumer Reports Buying Guide (2015 - Present)
  • AARP: The Magazine (2016 - Present)

Read reviews and comparisons of products and services for appliances, cars and trucks, electronics, and more. Learn about product recalls and the safety and reliability of individual brands.

Tips for Searching:

1. Click the link "Search within this publication."
2. If using the "Basic Search" option, use AND, OR, or NOT followed by your search term. For example: JN "Consumer Reports" AND Washing Machines. 

OR 

1. Click the link "Search within this publication."
2. Click on Advanced Search.
3. The first search box displays: JN "Consumer Reports". Add your search term, such as the term "Washing Machines," into the second search box.

New York Times Games offer daily games, including The Crossword, Wordle, Spelling Bee, Connections, and more. Solve puzzles at any skill level and share scores with friends and family. The New York Times Wirecutter offers independent reviews and buying advice for thousands of consumer products including computers, electronics and tech devices, kitchenware, home and garden products, health and fitness tools, and more. Research recommendations before purchase to make informed decisions. First redeem access and log in to your New York Times account. Wirecutter is available from the NYT website menu.

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