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Shoppers can swipe through an endless conveyor belt of products today, but that can make choosing the right one feel impossible.
We're launching the Filter US to help you with rigorous reviews, advice on taking care of what you already own – and we’ll even tell you what not to buy.
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Welcome to the Filter US, the Guardian’s home for product reviews and recommendations
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Our goal is to help you buy fewer, better things while taking into account questions of sustainability and ethical consumption.
We’ll flag questionable marketing claims or deals that aren’t really deals.
Importantly, we are independent and companies can’t purchase a spot on our product rankings.
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The Filter suggests “buy it for life” products – high-quality items built to last.
Last year, Tim Stevens visited 14 countries and traveled over 200,000 miles. He’s tried everything from big rollers to tiny duffels – these are the two backpacks that he found are far superior to the rest:
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The team is reviewing everything from rice cookers, bike locks and blenders to skin cleansers, wedding gifts and college dorm essentials.
Today we published our review of the best instant coffees. Our taste testers tried 24 products to answer the question: which is the best?
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The mission of the Flock app is quietly subversive: to encourage users to ditch their screens and explore the wonderful world of birding
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Progressive US senator urges Meta, OpenAI and Anthropic to ‘stop building machines that humans cannot control’
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Move closes loophole but doesn’t include definition of ultra-processed foods, promised earlier this year
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