The Wirecutter

The Wirecutter is the ultimate guide to the best gadgets (like cameras and TVs) for those who don't want to spend a lot of time figuring out what to get. It was founded in September 2011 and became part of The New York Times Company in October 2016. Sweethome is our version of The Wirecutter, focusing on household items such as bed sheets, blenders, tapes, and screwdrivers. Everything we select is a winner, and we don’t just focus on showing you what we like. Think of them as billboards for electronics and everyday items. The key is to make it easier for you to quickly purchase some great gear and move on with your life. The choices we make here with our team require weeks or months of research and testing, including interviews and data from the best editorial and user sources, along with the help of engineers, scientists, and experts. Most of the items we select here aren’t top-tier models loaded with unnecessary features or overpriced. The majority are the "good enough" variety, because that’s usually where our needs and the right price intersect. In the end, all our work boils down to one thing: these are the gadgets we’d recommend to family and friends—the same ones we’d choose for ourselves. Jacqui Cheng (Editor-in-Chief) and Brian Lam (Founder) http://thewewirecutter.com/hello-how-how-to-use-the-wirecutter/

The Wirecutter provides top gadget and gear recommendations to help users quickly find suitable products, saving time. It recommends 'good enough' products, not the priciest, based on thorough testing.