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This is frustratingly common. Worse is that it also lumps the reviews together. It's really easy to find a product you're interested in, see that the reviews ar

This is frustratingly common. Worse is that it also lumps the reviews together. It's really easy to find a product you're interested in, see that the reviews are positive and then on further inspection realise that the reviews are for a completely different item, and that there's either no reviews or much less positive reviews for the specific item you're looking at.

smacktoward 9y ago
It even happens in books now, and books used to be one of the few types of products where Amazon's UI was more or less bulletproof. In books that have multiple translated versions available, for instance, switching from "hardcover" to "paperback" can switch you to buying an entirely different translation. Even worse, the only indication they provide of this is that the cover art is different, which is often true for hardcover and paperback versions of the same book too. So it is very easy to buy the wrong thing. Maybe Amazon has just given up on UI and assumes that everyone will be buying via Alexa?