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You can always download the instructions from the web. It should contain all the info you need to decide. Of course it won't help when you are shopping and loo
by ulimn 5y ago
You can always download the instructions from the web. It should contain all the info you need to decide.
Of course it won't help when you are shopping and looking around in a store for some reason.
- nsonha 5y agoYou said it like that advice is useful when shopping online, buyer to download and read a whole manual to make the decision?
- mattmcknight 5y agoI regularly download the manual prior to making large purchase, such as appliances, home control systems, etc. Checking out the app itself is good too. For printers, I also recommend pricing out five years of supplies. I bought a printer that cost 5x as much as one with similar specs, but ends up costing less in supplies.
- burnished 5y agoBecause that is good advice for want of a better workaround. You act like that is a huge burden, it's typically very easy to do! Searching for a model number and 'manual' will get you to a manual, most manuals are very short and quick to parse especially if all you are looking for is 'will this require an app' or similar. So, yeah, it is good advice if the outcome is important to you and you dont know a better way to protect yourself from accidentally buying something like that. Unless you know a better way and are holding out on everyone?