Most product pages give you one opinion and a buy button. Shopbam finds three independent reviews of the same thing, shows you where they agree, where they contradict each other — and tells you what nobody has actually tested.
The Easee One is one of the smallest 7.4kW chargers on a UK wall, with PEN protection and an app cable lock. Electrifying, an installer and Trustpilot agree it is neat and good value, but it has no smart-tariff integration.
Expert Reviews timed it, Ideal Home lived with it and 1,015 Littlewoods buyers rate it 4.2/5. Brilliant pick-up and a dock that empties the bin for you, but the run time falls well short of the 70-minute claim and prices differ by more than £150.
TechRadar, a Sonos owner’s 22-hour battery run and 262 Currys buyers on the Sonos Move 2: the battery claim holds, the sound is big, the base and plug are in the box, but it weighs 3kg and line-in is a £19 extra.
Worldpanel puts supermarket prices 2.5% up on a year ago. Our sums on the government’s average spend, what is rising and falling, and why Which?’s £28 gap between Tesco and Aldi matters more.
ASOS says names, addresses, phone numbers and searches were accessed; H&M says it has found no breach. Whether to change your password, the scams to expect, refunds, gift cards, and what M&S shoppers got in 2025.
Frasers is turning Harvey Nichols Leeds and Bristol into Flannels and closing Birmingham on 3 January. Gift cards and Members points are Harvey Nichols only, old cards need replacing by 31 October, and store returns must go to a remaining Harvey Nichols.
An Irish property group leads the race to buy Poundland, with a pre-pack the fallback. What a sale means for the 28-day returns window, the gift cards on the stand, the closed Perks app and which shops could change hands.
Five Pinch and M&S products are recalled over Salmonella in pistachios, and the FSA wants eggs stamped 3UA1012066 thrown away. The codes, the dates, the freezer check and the no-receipt refund.
CIPS says half of buyers expect computer prices up 5% or more this quarter. Consoles and Apple have already gone up; TVs are on clearance. What Black Friday really does, and how price matches and the 14-day right protect you.
Digital Camera World, DashCamTalk owners and Halfords and Currys buyers on the Garmin X210: sharp daytime 1440p, average night plates, a £44.99 parking cable, a £9.99-a-month Vault and £179 street prices.
Tom’s Guide’s test, a specialist Rio-versus-Duo comparison and 24 retailer ratings on the Instant Pot Classic 5.7L: a touchpad, a steam switch and an anti-spin pot, but no low pressure, a one-year guarantee and prices from £79 to £149.
Joie’s i-Spin 360 spins to the door, fits from birth and stays rear-facing to about four. ADAC’s crash test, a Mumsnet parent tester and 132 Argos ratings on safety, the 13.9kg weight, ISOFIX-only fitting and the £175 street price.
The business side of UK retail: sales figures, shop closures, new store openings, takeovers and the chains behind them. Not product reviews: those live in the section the product belongs to.
Every significant out-of-town retail park, shopping centre and designer outlet in the UK: where they are, what is in them, how to get there and when they open. Grouped by region.
Fridges, freezers, vacuums, heaters and washing machines, reviewed from what testers and buyers report.
