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Tools can be expensive, but many people still consider it worthwhile to invest in products from top manufacturers. DeWalt, for instance, is counted as one of the best major power tool brands on the ...

Smartphones play a crucial role in our lives, and they can be problematic when a case no longer offers the protection it’s built for. OtterBox, of course, is a well-known case brand, especially famous ...

Got any broken RAM sticks in your drawer? Perhaps your RAM stopped working right smack in the middle of the RAM-pocalypse? Worry not, because many memory vendors offer lifetime warranties on their ...

Reynolds has spent decades being synonymous with carbon. Their wheels have shown up under World Cup racers, podium finishers, ...

Victorinox, The Makers of the Original Swiss Army Knife™, announce today their new industry leading lifetime warranty on travel gear products, providing customers with complete confidence in their ...

Belden Inc. has announced a device registration program that extends the limited warranty of specific Hirschmann brand Ethernet products purchased after May 1, 2011. Online registration of the device ...

Maybe you’re shopping for a new refrigerator, one with plenty of space and an icemaker that will churn out cubes for years to come. Perhaps you’re seeking a smartphone that won’t cost a bundle. Or ...

It’s a lesson many of us learned in kindergarten: Say what you mean and mean what you say. So why do some companies offer what they term “lifetime warranties” — when in fact they offer no such thing?

“Lifetime” rarely means forever anymore — it usually means the product’s “useful life,” narrowly defined by the brand’s policy. Open-ended guarantees became short windows — many once-famous “forever” ...