Brand Reports
The companies behind the products — their reputation, warranty, support, and whether they earn their premium.
Briggs & Riley
Worth ItEst. 1993 · United States
The buy-it-for-life luggage standard, defined by an unconditional lifetime guarantee
1 reviewMonos
Selectively Worth ItEst. 2018 · Canada
A design-led Vancouver direct-to-consumer brand known for quiet wheels and a minimalist look
1 reviewAway
Worth ItEst. 2015 · United States
The direct-to-consumer brand that made premium hard-shell carry-ons mainstream
1 reviewJBL
Worth ItEst. 1946 · United States
Durable, value-driven portable speakers; a default for the outdoors
1 reviewSonos
Selectively Worth ItEst. 2002 · United States
Premium Wi-Fi multiroom audio with refined sound — and a rocky app history
2 reviewsMargaritaville
Selectively Worth ItEst. 1985 · United States
The original at-home frozen-drink party brand
1 reviewNinja
Worth ItEst. 2003 · United States
Small-appliance innovator; its SLUSHi created the home frozen-drink category
1 reviewFrigidaire
Selectively Worth ItEst. 1916 · United States
A heritage American name whose countertop appliances are built for value, not longevity
1 reviewGE Profile
Selectively Worth ItEst. 1907 · United States
The brand that turned nugget ice into a countertop category with the Opal
1 reviewBreeo
Worth ItEst. 2014 · United States
The original smokeless fire pit — heavy American-made steel built to cook on
1 reviewSolo Stove
Selectively Worth ItEst. 2010 · United States
The category's most recognizable smokeless fire pit brand
1 reviewGozney
Selectively Worth ItEst. 2010 · United Kingdom
Professional-grade outdoor ovens brought to the home market
2 reviewsOoni
Worth ItEst. 2012 · United Kingdom
Credited with inventing the affordable backyard pizza oven
1 review