When researching the first thing I do is A. ignore 5 star reviews and B. read the 1 star reviews first. That's probably the best way to figure out if what you'r

When researching the first thing I do is A. ignore 5 star reviews and B. read the 1 star reviews first. That's probably the best way to figure out if what you're buying is a piece of trash or a legit product that works. One star reviews are usually written by pissed off customers. I also don't usually leave reviews unless it's a one star piece of garbage that really pisse dme off. Amazon is plagued by this. I just looked up earbuds on Amazon and clicked on a pair on the first page of results. It's a brand I've never heard of with a design that looks silly, perfect. 473 reviews, ALL 5 star, ALL posted April 13th, multiple from the same users. The laughable part is many are for different products like screen protectors and "lightning wires" (lol). What a joke. How Amazon expects to stay in business is beyond me.