How can I access Consumer Reports for free?
Via the website Consumerist.com, Consumer Reports is currently offering a free 30-day trial subscription to ConsumerReports.org. From The Consumerist website: Since we’re owned by Consumer Reports, we’re able to exclusively offer you a free 30-day trial subscription to ConsumerReports.org. Yep, it’s free.
Does Consumer Reports magazine include online access?
Unlimited digital access to our unbiased and independent ratings and reviews (web & smartphone apps) for over 8,500 products and services. A full year of Consumer Reports magazine delivered to your home, including the annual Auto Issue, plus our annual Buying Guide.
How do I find Consumer Reports Online?
Use the Search Consumer Reports box on the A-Z Online Resources page to search within the EBSCOHost digital archive of the magazine. For other consumer resources, please visit the Consumer Guide in the library’s Research Center.
Do libraries carry Consumer Reports?
You can visit any library to read or borrow the print magazines, or if you prefer a digital format, browsing Consumer Reports is just one click away. As long as you have a valid library card and an internet connection, you can access the Consumer Reports 24/7 anywhere you want.
What is Consumer Reports All Access?
Digital and All Access memberships include unlimited access to ratings and reviews for 8,500+ products and services including appliances, cars, and electronics. You’ll also get valuable benefits to keep you safe and informed like Best Time to Buy, Car Recall Tracker, and My Products.
How much does Consumer Reports All Access cost?
Digital membership includes unlimited access to ratings and reviews for 8,500+ products and services including cars, appliances, and electronics….No fake reviews. No advertising. We buy everything we test. 100% unbiased for over 80 years.
| Digital Monthly | Digital Annual | All Access |
|---|---|---|
| $10 / mo | $39 / yr | $59 / yr |
Does Consumer Reports have an online subscription?
Your account number appears on your Consumer Reports mailing label, just above your name and to the left of the expiration date….No fake reviews. No advertising. We buy everything we test. 100% unbiased for over 80 years.
| Digital Monthly | Digital Annual | All Access |
|---|---|---|
| $10 / mo | $39 / yr | $59 / yr |
Where can I find the best product reviews?
The Fifteen Best Product Review Sites
- CNET. Cnet is the go-to electronics product review site.
- ConsumerSearch. ConsumerSearch is a general product review site.
- ConsumerReports.org.
- Amazon.
- Viewpoints.
- DPReview.
- TestFreaks.
- Which?
Can you get Consumer Reports at the library?
Use the Library’s subscription to Consumer Reports to get ratings, reviews, comparisons, and more from a trusted source. Online access to Consumer Reports features even more information than the magazine, including:
Is there a free login to Consumer Reports?
There’s a free login to Consumer reports. it said: You have entered an invalid username or password. is there a typo somewhere? As I mentored in the last thread, most Canadian libraries provide free access to the website of Consumer Reports.
Is the Chesterfield Township Library a Consumer Reports member?
The Chesterfield Township Library subscribes to the Consumer Reports full site as a benefit to residents and library users. Consumer Reports is an independent, nonprofit member organization that works side by side with consumers for truth, transparency, and fairness in the marketplace.
Do you have to subscribe to Consumer Reports?
We subscribe so you don’t have to! Looking to make a purchase? Use the Library’s subscription to Consumer Reports to get ratings, reviews, comparisons, and more from a trusted source. Online access to Consumer Reports features even more information than the magazine, including: