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Given Hong Kong’s typically limited living space, apart from buying ready-made furniture in-store, many consumers opt for custom-made pieces to make the most of every inch of their homes. In recent years, in response to growing consumer preference...
More and more people like to keep pets and even treat “fur babies” as their own children. Apart from traditional means such as buying from physical pet shops or adopting, many consumers have recently turned to online platforms or social media to...
Non-stick pans are convenient and easy-to-use essentials for many households. The Consumer Council tested 24 models of non-stick frying pans 26cm or 28cm in diameter and found that the heat conduction speed varied among models. Between the fastest...
Smart watches and fitness trackers have become increasingly popular in recent years. Apart from basic time display, they generally feature a myriad of functions such as heart rate and step count measurement, exercise tracking, health reminders, and...
The Consumer Council (“the Council”) announced today (6 May 2025) that its Chief Executive Ms Gilly WONG Fung-han will leave her position upon the completion of her term today. The open recruitment for the next Chief Executive has commenced and...
A leisurely bath can be both relaxing and invigorating, and bath bombs with delightful scents are popular among children and adults alike. The Consumer Council tested 17 models of bath bombs, including 8 models with small gifts, 7 of which appeared...
As Hong Kong’s population continues to age, the proportion of senior citizens aged 65 or above is projected to rise from 23% in 2023 to 36% by 2046. In response, the Government has introduced various policies to strengthen elderly care and promote...
To maintain a stable room temperature throughout the seasons, more air conditioners are equipped with both cooling and heating functions. The Consumer Council tested 12 models of “2 horsepower (HP)” inverter split-type air conditioners, 5 of...