Wirecutter is a review website that focuses on writing detailed guides to different categories of consumer products which recommend just one or two best items in the category. It includes affiliated links. Categories covered include: Home, Health, Tech, Baby & Kid, Style and Gifts.

Launched in 1936 as the official publication of Consumer Reports, Consumer Reports magazine reaches more than 3 million people and has received numerous awards. Consumer Reports was the first to test and report on critical, life-or-death issues including the true levels of tar and nicotine in cigarettes, the risk of radiation from microwave ovens, and the potential for SUVs to rollover. Consumer Reports evaluates thousands of products across more than 100 categories in home and garden, appliances, electronics, cars, and health. Consumer Reports does not accept any advertising or free samples from manufacturers. The only ads in the magazine are for other products and services from CR. Consumer Reports is a nonprofit, mission-driven organization that works for and with consumers to create a fairer, safer, and more transparent marketplace. CR reaches tens of millions of people across print, broadcast, and digital media, which includes the flagship website ConsumerReports.org, Consumer Reports magazine, Consumer Reports on Health, Consumer 101, Taller del Consumidor, as well as special interest publications such as buying guides for kitchen appliances, electronics, and cars. For more than 80 years, CR has provided evidence-based product testing and ratings, rigorous research, hard-hitting investigative journalism, public education, and steadfast policy action on behalf of consumers’ interests. CR does not accept advertising and pays for all of the products it evaluates.

Covers parenting, family issues, pregnancy and childcare. Editorial content includes how to deal with pregnancy symptoms, preconception and getting pregnant, infant development, children's health and advice from both experts and other moms.The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Launched October 2006. Serves as a guide to managing the physical and emotional changes of pregnancy and the first year of motherhood. Offers answers for needs from how to stay healthy while expecting, to how to cope with life and hormonal changes of pregnancy and motherhood, to how to look fabulous through pregnancy and postpartum, to how to manage the adjustment to caring for a newborn baby. Issues include sections: Good Health focuses on prenatal fitness, nutrition, health and wellbeing; Good Looks features the latest trends in fashion and beauty chosen specifically for expecting and new mothers; Good Life discusses career, money and relationship issues confronting new moms; Good Mom offers guidance on how to take care of your baby and purchasing baby products and Good Advice provides expert advice on everything from fashion to pregnancy complications. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and an e-newsletter.

Consumer Reports is the flagship website of the nonprofit organization, Consumer Reports.CR.org provides daily content on consumer issues and news, as well as ratings and reviews onmore than 8,500 products and services. ConsumerReports.org has received multiple Webbyawards.ConsumerReports.org reaches more than 14 million unique visitors each month and offers freeand member-only content and benefits.Consumer Reports does not accept any advertising or free samples from manufacturers. Theonly ads online are for other products and services from CR.Consumer Reports is a nonprofit, mission-driven organization that works for and with consumersto create a fairer, safer, and more transparent marketplace. CR reaches tens of millions ofpeople across print, broadcast and digital media, which includes the flagship websiteConsumerReports.org, Consumer Reports magazine, Consumer Reports on Health, Consumer101, Taller del Consumidor, as well as special interest publications such as buying guides forkitchen appliances, electronics and cars. For more than 80 years, CR has providedevidence-based product testing and ratings, rigorous research, hard-hitting investigativejournalism, public education, and steadfast policy action on behalf of consumers’ interests. CRdoes not accept advertising and pays for all of the products it evaluates.