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Presumably their data shows them that if they mix in some monitors that aren't 1440p or aren't IPS that customers still sometimes buy those monitors anyway. Fro
by dodobirdlord 6y ago
Presumably their data shows them that if they mix in some monitors that aren't 1440p or aren't IPS that customers still sometimes buy those monitors anyway. From Amazon's perspective the search functionality is more of a product discovery functionality. If they only showed what the customer was searching for they would miss out on sales to people who didn't start out with a clear idea of what they wanted.
- cmonnow 6y agofine, then come to a middle-ground: search bar (on the top) for window-shoppers selection boxes (on the left) for focus-shoppers If I select 1440p under Resolution, I do not want non-1440p monitors in search results.
- yencabulator 6y agoThe biggest problem with the selection boxes (when they do appear) is the garbage data. In this scenario, you'd get something like "1440p" "1440 pixels" and "1.4KP", sorted nowhere near each other.
- yencabulator 6y agoTwo days later, I'm looking at listings for Pet Supplies > Fish Food, and one of the filter categories is "Number of players".