I don't really buy much from Amazon these days. I think it has a perception of good value more than it actually is. (I'm in the UK). 1) I can usually find near

I don't really buy much from Amazon these days. I think it has a perception of good value more than it actually is. (I'm in the UK). 1) I can usually find nearly all of 'big ticket' items (TVs, laptops etc) on a competitors site for the same price or less, with fast shipping and extended warranty. 2) For random low value stuff eBay is often cheaper usually and doesn't have any shipping limits. 3) Amazon is absolutely horrible to browse with the amount of junk and fakes now, the signal to noise is way too low to try and compare products in a category. The only thing I find them consistently good for and buy from ironically is books, what they started with. Prime Now in London would be good but the UI is atrocious. It is basically unusable, there are so many glaring errors and features missing I don't know where to start. Different stores have different 'baskets', but it shows you products from all stores. So you end up with £12 in your amazon basket and £28 in your morrisons basket which means you can't order either as there is a £40 minimum order per 'store'. If they cancel your order for whatever reason (maybe one item was out of stock) you have to add everything by hand one by one, there's no readd to cart button. It's totally crazy for an ecommerce company to be SO BAD at UI.