> I think the reviews don't paint the full picture. According to the Ampy team less than 2% of customers have any complaints. [1] You've brushed over the fact

> I think the reviews don't paint the full picture. According to the Ampy team less than 2% of customers have any complaints. [1] You've brushed over the fact that the article mentions deceitful marketing practices that involves product descriptions specifically crafter to paint a fictitious idea of what the product's true capabilities are while being intentionally vague "so that nothing that they’ve said is strictly lying per se". Furthermore, in spite of all the marketing effort, the company only managed to move 6k units worldwide. This is a clear telltale sign that the product clearly doesn't serve its purposes, and its sales are attained mostly due to goodwill from people who fall into the green energy scam.