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If that's what they give you, that's what you review. If x is missing, you say the product lacks x. While that would be satisfying for the writer, the reader w
by martincmartin 15y ago
If that's what they give you, that's what you review. If x is missing, you say the product lacks x.
While that would be satisfying for the writer, the reader wants to know what it will be like to own one. They may buy one several months from now, and keep using it for years. The author is saying they can't evaluate the dominant experience of actual users.
- sorbus 15y agoWait, are you saying that it is impossible to write a review that is useful for the reader unless it is a review of a product which is not going to change in the future?
- wowamit 15y agoChange is fine if it is aimed at making the overall experience better. From what we have seen in the past, any UI layer an OEM adds above stock Android just makes the overall experience worse, performance wise mainly. The reviews would never be able to foresee that.