What household products cost, and how their prices have changed.

List prices and specs for 21,324 popular brand-name products, from the Instant Pot and KitchenAid mixer to the Stanley Quencher and LEGO, plus official price trends since 2010 and the best times to buy. Explore price insights or pick a year to see what was in every shopping cart.

  1. 20101,646
  2. 20111,878
  3. 20122,848
  4. 20133,053
  5. 20143,651
  6. 201510,671
  7. 201611,856
  8. 201712,487
  9. 201812,853
  10. 201913,160
  11. 202018,663
  12. 202114,434
  13. 202214,635
  14. 202314,476
  15. 202414,292
  16. 202513,754

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  • +48%overall US consumer prices since 2010
  • −88%Televisions since 2010
  • −78%Phones & phone hardware since 2010
  • +45%Food at home since 2010

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From the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Recall data last checked against the CPSC database on November 9, 2026.

What you’ll find on Savings Ahead

Savings Ahead is a source of price information for popular household products sold in the USA. Each product page brings together the manufacturer’s model number, the list price, the key features, the full specifications and context on how prices in its category have moved, so you can judge a price before you buy anywhere. Our price insights track official US price data for 19 product categories since 2010.

The catalogue focuses on the products people bought most between 2010 and 2025: multicookers and air fryers, Stanley tumblers and Owala bottles, cordless stick vacuums and robot vacuums, smart speakers and video doorbells, insulated bottles, weighted blankets, building sets and collectible toys. Browse by department, by brand, or by the year a product was at its most popular.

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Where our information comes from

Product records come from our original distribution catalogue and from publicly available manufacturer and retailer information; price trends come from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and recalls from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. We are independent of the brands we list and are funded by advertising. Read how we work, our product data policy, price methodology and corrections policy.