Yeah, what I find works pretty well with Amazon reviews is to look at the bad reviews and see what they're complaining about. Often it's garbage (this won't do

Yeah, what I find works pretty well with Amazon reviews is to look at the bad reviews and see what they're complaining about. Often it's garbage (this won't do X--hey, if you had paid attention you would know they never claimed it would do X!) or irrelevant (it's not the fault of the product if it was late, damaged in shipping etc) and sometimes it's just a tread-with-caution (I've seen a lot of that on Amazon--customers burned by combined-inventory or bogus stuff). If it's legitimate gripes you've found something to avoid.