Real or Fake Apple Watch? 8 Ways to Tell the Difference
Although a lot of work has been done to remove counterfeit Apple products from shelves and online stores, fake Apple watches are still easy to come by.
Real vs. Fake Apple Power Adapters: 4 Signs of a Replica
Apple power adapters might be more expensive than other brands you can buy, but buying the real deal can protect both your own safety and your Apple computer.
Real vs. Fake UGGs: 7 Easy Ways to Tell the Difference
UGG boots are one of the most counterfeited brands in the world with U.S. Customs seizing more than 2.5 million fake UGGs in the last 15 years.
How to Spot Fake Air Force 1s: 7 Signs of a Fake
If you're worried about accidentally buying a pair of fake Air Forces, buying some from the Nike store (whether online or at a store) is your best bet.
Don't Let Scammers Steal Your Fun With Fake Pokémon Cards
Trying to catch 'em all? Think twice before buying cheap Pokémon cards from unverified sellers—scammers are out to make a quick buck by selling you a fake.
Know Your Chanel: Can You Spot a Fake Chanel Bag?
If you're paying thousands of dollars for a Chanel bag, you'd better hope it's real. We show you how to tell the difference between a real and a fake.
7 Easy Ways to Spot Fake Ray-Bans Before Buying a Pair
Don't be left empty-handed after falling for fake Ray-Ban scams. If they're especially cheap, chances are they're counterfeits.
How to Spot a Pair of Fake Galaxy Buds in 3 Easy Ways
Buying a pair of Samsung Galaxy Buds from somewhere other than Samsung directly may be a cheaper route, but it's not always the better route.
Fake vs. Real iPhone Charger: 6 Ways to Tell the Difference
Cheap iPhone chargers that aren't the real deal from Apple may seem like the best option, but there are risks involved for you and your iPhone.
Fake Super Bowl Rings: 3 Ways to Spot a Counterfeit
If you're going to spend your hard-earned cash on a Super Bowl ring, you want to make sure it's the real deal and not a fake.