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There is though. Project Farm has unsponsored empirical comparative reviews of multiple products for the same use. He has affiliate links for every product tes
by pvillano 4y ago
There is though.
Project Farm has unsponsored empirical comparative reviews of multiple products for the same use. He has affiliate links for every product tested so he makes commission no matter which one you buy. Compare this to a one-at-a-time reviewer where the reviewer is motivated to sell each product as much as possible.
The only perverse incentives are (1) he makes more if you buy the more expensive one and (2) he doesn't make money from free/DIY solutions. 1 would require knowing the market really well and faking tests on video. W.r.t. 2 he's demonstrated good faith by including DIY and vintage options.
- bombcar 4y agoProject Farm is selling entertainment and his tests may not be as exacting as you’d want. But it’s better than nothing. AvE has some “destructive reviews” that can also be entertaining.
- brunoqc 4y agoAvE? The pro freedom truck rally guy?
- mrguyorama 4y agoWas that single topic enough of a reason to throw away all the good content he makes about other things? It's not like his opinion on the value of a vaccine requirement will make him off base in his knowledge of machining and tools. My dad has garbage political opinions, and is generally what I would call a low information voter who is swayed more by advertising than vote record, but he's still a very talented general contractor who can build anything and knows his stuff.
- bombcar 4y agoThat’s uncle bumblefuck for ya.
- louky 4y agoSo much for arduino vs. Evil.
- golem14 4y agoFor locks specifically, LockPickingLawyer has a decent channel, even if most locks are just utter crap. His valentine's days specials are especially entertaining.