There’s a gadget that aims to make your guilty pleasure look as good as it tastes. But does it work?

The Cut Buddy is a beard and haircut shaping tool that’s supposed to guide you as you shave. Does it work?

Do you often find the remnants of broken blush, eyeshadow or pressed powder in your purse or makeup bag? Instead of buying new product, you might want to try the Fixy Makeup Repair Kit which promises to “fix broken makeup in just minutes.” But does it work?

Do you have a difficult time peeling hard-boiled eggs? The Negg Hard-Boiled Egg Peeler says they have a solution to “avoid disastrous eggshell scenarios.” But does it work?

“Does It Work” is going high tech with a little gadget that may be able to turn an old home into a smart home, quickly and easily. Consumer investigative reporter Leslie Gaydos finds out, does the Amazon Smart Plug work?

Reheatza professes to make food crispy in the microwave. But does it work?

The Nato Smart Mount purports to keep your device hands-free by mounting it to almost any surface. But does it work?

This salad cutter boasts that, after adding all meal components, it can create a ready-to-eat salad in just a minute. But does it work?

The flying alarm clock is aimed at people who have a hard time waking up.