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GoDaddy Review 2026: Popular Doesn't Mean Great - CNET

GoDaddy’s extensive advertising makes it one of the most well-known web hosts, but that doesn’t mean it’s one of the best. Its higher-than-average prices, clunky website management tools and lackluster shared hosting security hold it back.

To assess GoDaddy, I bought a plan, built a website and spent a week tracking its uptime and site speed. I was disappointed at almost every turn as I encountered unnecessarily complex processes, poor WordPress tools and mediocre site speed. The one bright spot was that GoDaddy’s human support agents — while sometimes difficult to reach — were consistently fast, polite and helpful. However, this isn’t much of a selling point when you can get better customer support — and better hosting overall — from Ionos and SiteGround.

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7.0

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Excellent uptime
High-quality human support
High costs, low features
Overly complicated user interface not suitable for beginners
Basic shared...

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I've picked the 27 best gadget discounts in Currys' Epic Deals event — from TVs to coffee makers to…

Currys has launched its latest 'Epic Deals' event, beating the next Amazon Prime Day to the punch. I've looked through it, and it's a mixed bag — there are some really tempting discounts in there, but some areas (especially TV and audio) are very light.

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Dutch eyewear giant becomes first retailer to halt Meta Ray-ban sales — Hans Anders pulls smart glasses from 400 stores due to ‘questions being raised’ about the tech

* Eyewear retailer Hans Anders has stopped sales of Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses * The decision comes amid growing concerns over the public use of the tech * Dutch consumer rights group Consumentenbond has said it will take Meta to court if it fails to comply with the law The clampdown on privacy-threatening

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Namespace, which provides cloud services and infrastructure for developers, raised a $42M Series B led by Scale and says it has 1,000+ customers

Sponsor Posts Subquadratic: the LLM built for 12M-token reasoning — SubQ can reason across entire codebases and document sets in one pass with no RAG workarounds. Read how SubQ 1.1 Small holds near-perfect retrieval out to 12M tokens. Single-folder archival in Zoho Mail: What you need to know — Email archival

Are Phone Coolers Actually Worth It?

Phone coolers aren't snake oil. They're just solving a problem most people don't have. Vectis Creation/Shutterstock The short answer is no, at least for most people. That may sound strange in a discussion about phone coolers, but this isn't a clickbait

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I've picked the 27 best gadget discounts in Currys' Epic Deals event &mdash; from TVs to coffee makers to…

Dutch eyewear giant becomes first retailer to halt Meta Ray-ban sales &mdash; Hans Anders pulls smart glasses from 400 stores due to &lsquo;questions being raised&rsquo; about the tech

Namespace, which provides cloud services and infrastructure for developers, raised a $42M Series B led by Scale and says it has 1,000+ customers

Are Phone Coolers Actually Worth It?

I've picked the 27 best gadget discounts in Currys' Epic Deals event — from TVs to coffee makers to…

Dutch eyewear giant becomes first retailer to halt Meta Ray-ban sales — Hans Anders pulls smart glasses from 400 stores due to ‘questions being raised’ about the tech