Regarding your mention of product searches, I feel the need to point out “consumer reports”. They don’t review everything, but they’ve never let me down with wh

Regarding your mention of product searches, I feel the need to point out “consumer reports”. They don’t review everything, but they’ve never let me down with what they have reviewed. They have an objective process that’s motivated by you $25.00 per year subscription. It’s neat how they’ll go out of their way to develop innovative tests for random items (3d printing parts to make the test possible, etc.). I have my own algorithm for parsing amazon results for everything else, and it halfway works. For the big ticket items, and some random stuff everybody needs, consumer reports is good. Any time that I can afford the number one item from a category, it’s never let me down.