It not only makes the reviews less accurate but it turns shopping into something of a gambling experience. Here is a current example... I was shopping for a Son

It not only makes the reviews less accurate but it turns shopping into something of a gambling experience. Here is a current example... I was shopping for a Sony DK52 charging dock on Amazon UK. Even though this device is the only official dock from Sony for many of its current devices on sale, Amazon doesn't sell it (anymore?). It is only available new from one of 31 third-party sellers. And most of the prominent reviews on the product page [1] complain that the device they received was poor quality and likely to be fake! https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sony-DK52-Micro-Charging-Xperia-Black/dp/B00XWH0EFO/ref https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sony-DK52-Micro-Charging-Xperia-Bla...