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> Are there washer/dryer and toaster influencers now? Possibly. It might depend on your definition of 'influencer', too. Vacuum Wars[1] seems to do pretty co
by paranoidrobot 3y ago
> Are there washer/dryer and toaster influencers now?
Possibly. It might depend on your definition of 'influencer', too.
Vacuum Wars[1] seems to do pretty comprehensive reviews of vacuums.
Watching Project Farm[2] is also interesting, although it's often bulk testing a whole lot of one type of product at once, and is very fast paced.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/@VacuumWars https://www.youtube.com/@VacuumWars
[2] https://www.youtube.com/@ProjectFarm https://www.youtube.com/@ProjectFarm
- throw9away6 3y agoProject farm is great never been disappointed with his reviews
- tjoff 3y agoReviews? Feels like it is just, here, tested it once for 2 mins doing one or maybe two things. At best it gives you an idea of what to avoid but I've never come out of one of those videos knowing what I'd actually want. It also feels like the videos could be a courter in length if they just included a table with product data.
- throw9away6 3y agoThey do include that I always skip to the summary at the end then back track to any tests I care about
- sgerenser 3y agoWhile the reviews can sometimes be superficial, there’s also often cases with a clear winner, or a winner without paying 3x the price. I ended up following his recommendation on automotive scratch remover compound, for example, and was happy with the results.
- jinushaun 3y agoMy confidence was recently shook by their garden hose review. I own of the highly rated hoses that he says had zero kinks. Mine kinks 100% of the time. Multiple times in one session.
- themagician 3y agoWhat I like about Project Farm is he often doesn’t make an absolute recommendation. The way he tests is really useful in identifying the products NOT to buy based on specific use cases.