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    Best Places to Buy a Mattress

    And we explored pricing: how much our members paid for their mattresses, how happy they were with the price, and whether they haggled—a common practice for in-store shopping but much less common with mattresses purchased online. Based on our survey responses, members found that buying a mattress, whether online or in a store, was a satisfying experience overall. Among the…

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    The ASUS Rog Ally Extreme Is $200 Off at Best Buy

    We may earn a commission from links on this page.Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Handheld gaming consoles are no longer dominated by Nintendo; PC games entered the handheld industry market with competition from Valve and ASUS. Valve’s Steam Deck was the best budget option available until ASUS released the ASUS ROG Ally Z1 in…

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    What Tom’s Guide tested this week: 5 best products to buy right now

    What Tom’s Guide tested Hey there! Welcome to What Tom’s Guide Tested. This is part of a regular column where our writers round up the winners and losers from that week’s product reviews. All of these products have passed through the scrutinizing gaze of our expert reviewers, and have been judged. Some are worth buying, others maybe not… Find out…

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    Saatva mattress vs Saatva topper: Which should you buy?

    Saatva is a sleep brand that has become synonymous with luxury, with its line-up of premium mattresses and bed toppers aiming to provide high-quality comfort. So, if you’re looking to upgrade your sleep set-up, you may be stuck choosing between a Saatva mattress vs Saatva topper. The brand’s best-selling mattress, the Saatva Classic, currently tops this year’s best mattress guide.…

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    Samsung Galaxy S25: price, carriers, and how to buy

    Samsung finally took the wraps off its new Galaxy S25 lineup during its Unpacked event on Wednesday, providing us with our first formal look at the forthcoming Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra. Available starting on February 7th, you can already preorder the S25 starting at $799.99, the S25 Plus starting at $999.99, and the S25 Ultra starting at…

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    Which Fitbit Fitness Tracker or Smartwatch Should You Buy?

    The line between a basic fitness tracker and a smartwatch has blurred in recent years within Fitbit’s lineup, too. Fitness trackers tend to be designed for basic monitoring of health metrics, like your steps and sleep, though some offer more advanced sensors and features like heart rhythm monitoring and built-in GPS. Smartwatches, by comparison, tend to have larger displays with…

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    eBay’s new acquisition could make it easy to buy a car from anywhere

    Caramel has a site and app that helps private parties and independent dealers sell cars by handling the paperwork, ownership transfer, financing, shipping, insurance, and more. The company has several marketplace and auction partners as well. Although eBay has hosted listings for used car sales and auctions on the site for years, it currently leaves it to the dealer to…

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    A Timeline of How Long It Takes to Buy a House (on Average)

    From market conditions, to location, to your individual finances, the path to buying a home can look wildly different from person to person. (For a little snapshot of what that range can look like, consider a few of the first-time homebuyers I’ve interviewed). According to October 2024 data from ICE Mortgage Technology, the average time to buy a house, from…

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    Best Places to Buy Hearing Aids—and the Worst

    Included in our newest ratings are 17 places to buy hearing aids: Amazon, Audibel, Beltone, Connect Hearing, Costco Wholesale, Eargo, ENT or otolaryngologist offices, Hear.com, HearingLife, HearUSA, hospitals or clinics, Jabra/Jabra Enhance, MD Hearing, Miracle-Ear, Sam’s Club, TruHearing, and the Veterans Administration.  Overall, 86 percent of members who bought a hearing aid said they were very satisfied or completely satisfied…

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    Buy Now, Pay Later Loans Are a Risky Way to Pay for Travel

    The buy now, pay later industry is best known for its no-interest, no-fee “pay-in-four” loans, which consumers pay back in four installments over about two months. Because pay-in-fours don’t require the kind of “hard” credit check that can affect one’s credit score, these loans are often approved in seconds.  Buy now, pay later companies also offer more conventional loans that…

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