[KaiserPro]

in the uk there is a organisation called "which" (which.co.uk) who run a battery of tests on all sorts of things from phones, cars, insurance, ovens and chairs. They then give ratings.

You haave to pay a subscription, but that in theory keeps them on the straight an narrow, and at least avoids them being a advertising system for amazon or some other large conglomerate

[pixl97]

The issue is do they keep testing the products over time and across the zillion skus that exist today?

[KaiserPro]

They don't cover the no-name amazon/temu/alibaba makes, but they cover the vast majority of budgets for most household items.

[pixl97]

I think you may be missing how many SKUs big name products have these days. Things like Sony and Kitchen-aid have SKUs per major retailer to avoid things like price matching and in many cases its unknown if they use similar parts.