Product review

A Passover 2026 price survey found gaps of up to 175% in cleaning product prices between retail chains. The cheapest basket was at Rami Levy, Osher Ad and Yohananof, while Tiv Ta’am was the priciest.

I had never heard of OPPO until testing the Reno 15 5G. With an iPhone-inspired design, huge battery and sharp cameras, I checked if it justifies its price – and the results genuinely surprised me.

The promise of regenerative technology that communicates with skin cells and not only blurs signs intrigued me. So I decided to check whether this was just another trend, or a real change.

innovative products that do more than meets the eye: A lamp that’s actually a speaker, a footstool that’s both a tray and storage, a range hood that looks like lighting.

After dozens of vacuums, I thought nothing could rival Dyson. Then Shark arrived and proved you can clean carpets and cat fur effortlessly, without constant brush changes.

Winter’s inconsistent weather challenges all skin. Remember: the area below the neck also needs a good body cream.

Joseph Drouhin Winery: French classic, excellent wine at a beautiful price.

Among the sea of vacuums on the market, JONR’s flagship model managed to surprise with a minimum of parts and headaches, alongside maximum performance.

Anker made a re-entry into the robotic vacuum market. We received for review an interesting hybrid device: a robotic vacuum whose docking station also doubles as an upholstery cleaning kit.

The new air purifier by Homedics, sold at Dr. Gav, promises deep filtration of allergens, bacteria, and dust – and with daily use promises to change the quality of life at home.